A lifetime subscription to Koofr Cloud Storage is on sale for under 50

TL;DR: A lifetime subscription to Koofr Cloud Storage is on sale for under £49.54, saving you 94% on list price.

While convenient in the grand scheme of Apple efficiency, iCloud is hardly the best cloud storage plan for your bank account. Paying monthly to store your precious photos and videos is not the move —especially when there are lifetime subscription options that allow you to pay once and be done.

A Koofr Cloud Storage Lifetime Subscription is exactly that. For just £49.54, you can get 250GB of cloud storage for life. Need more? There’s also a 1TB plan on sale for £115 (£20 less than the last time it was featured).

It’s entirely too easy to use up the storage space on your devices — especially when you’re a parent (human or pet). That’s why cloud storage is a must. Koofr is a safe and easy-to-use cloud storage service that compiles all of your existing cloud accounts (i.e. Dropbox, Google Drive, Amazon, OneDrive, etc.) into a single place, makes managing your files a breeze, and keeps everything under lock and key.

You can access Koofr’s storage facility on both desktop and mobile, so you can keep all of your files synced up across devices. There are no limits on the file sizes you can upload, access, and share with others. So, yes, you can share that three-hour long sound clip you took at the Phish show. There’s also a duplicate finder, which can help you sort your existing photos and videos and remove anything that’s in there multiple times. You can also use the advanced renaming option and link appearance customisation option to organise your files in a way that makes sense to you. As a bonus, you’ll also never have to worry about Koofr keeping tabs on you or your behaviour.

If you're fed up with monthly fees, consider making the switch to Koofr Cloud Storage. It's only £49.54 for life.

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