There's a lot of excellent choices for businesses to take advantage of with Tresorit, and it's definitely a solution I'd recommend for businesses. The good, the bad, and the rather confusing Add to that features like Content Shield (which gives users more control over their sharing), and it's hard to say no to such a plan. The jump in maximum file size compared to price between the individual and business cloud backup plans is jaw-dropping, to say the least. It's clear to see that this is where Tresorit is focusing its efforts – offering fantastic prices and functionality to reel in big businesses. On that note, for the same cash, you may as well opt for one of the business plans and get much more for your money. While I can't fault the pricing in terms of storage, it's surprising to see maximum file sizes on a premium service, especially on its most expensive (individual) plan. If you want to keep yourself protected, why not try the premium plan for a fantastic 500GB of storage? Alternatively, you could opt for the more expensive option for 5x more storage and additional control over your documents.
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All tiers include 2-factor authentication, built-in end-to-end encryption, Outlook integration, password protected sharing, and a zero-knowledge policy that means Tresorit promises to keep its hands firmly off the encryption keys. Pricing covers all ends of the market, with features scaling to match the increase. Tresorit has multiple packages suited to personal, professional, and business users. $288 billed annually (or $30/single month)
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