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Yes, we have both a 100GB and a 1000GB plans, you can check them on https://ente.io/#pricing https://ente.io/#pricing

by abhinavDev 5y ago

sharps1 5y ago
Pricing is expensive comparing it to mega (https://mega.io/pro https://mega.io/pro). Mega is end to end encrypted as well (Mega is 2tb for $118. Source code is also available https://mega.io/sourcecode https://mega.io/sourcecode). Why would someone pick your service?
- vishnumohandas 5y ago
  ente is focused towards solving the sole problem of photo storage and organization while Mega serves as a general purpose drive. The product is in it's infancy right now. Once we have search and indexing, the difference will hopefully be clearer.
llIIllIIllIIl 5y ago
Exactly my point. I’m getting close to 200gb, but it’s gonna be a while I reach 1000gb. So essentially i’ll be paying for the space I don’t use for years.
- vishnumohandas 5y ago
  Sharing my response to a similar question we ran into on reddit[1]. > Our pricing is structured such that the 1TB plan costs only 3x the 100GB plan. This model works under the assumption that the average utilization of a 1TB plan (across all customers) will be close to 30%. > So if we bring in an intermediary plan (say 500GB), we would have increase the pricing of the 1TB plan (since at least 50% will now be utilized), and also set the price of the 500GB plan to around 2-2.5x of the 100GB plan. > This seemed like a lose-lose situation for everyone with growing storage needs. > Since Apple and Google don't support per GB billing yet (which IMO would have been the fairest way to go), we had to pick buckets, and the current ones seemed like the fairest possible. -- I hope this makes sense. Please let me know if we can do better. [1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/enteio/comments/p4m0ee/more_price_tiers/ https://www.reddit.com/r/enteio/comments/p4m0ee/more_price_t...

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Yes, we have both a 100GB and a 1000GB plans, you can check them on https://ente.io/#pricing https://ente.io/#pricing

by abhinavDev 5y ago

Yes, we have both a 100GB and a 1000GB plans, you can check them on https://ente.io/#pricing https://ente.io/#pricing

sharps1 5y ago
Pricing is expensive comparing it to mega (https://mega.io/pro https://mega.io/pro). Mega is end to end encrypted as well (Mega is 2tb for $118. Source code is also available https://mega.io/sourcecode https://mega.io/sourcecode). Why would someone pick your service?
- vishnumohandas 5y ago
  ente is focused towards solving the sole problem of photo storage and organization while Mega serves as a general purpose drive. The product is in it's infancy right now. Once we have search and indexing, the difference will hopefully be clearer.
llIIllIIllIIl 5y ago
Exactly my point. I’m getting close to 200gb, but it’s gonna be a while I reach 1000gb. So essentially i’ll be paying for the space I don’t use for years.
- vishnumohandas 5y ago
  Sharing my response to a similar question we ran into on reddit[1]. > Our pricing is structured such that the 1TB plan costs only 3x the 100GB plan. This model works under the assumption that the average utilization of a 1TB plan (across all customers) will be close to 30%. > So if we bring in an intermediary plan (say 500GB), we would have increase the pricing of the 1TB plan (since at least 50% will now be utilized), and also set the price of the 500GB plan to around 2-2.5x of the 100GB plan. > This seemed like a lose-lose situation for everyone with growing storage needs. > Since Apple and Google don't support per GB billing yet (which IMO would have been the fairest way to go), we had to pick buckets, and the current ones seemed like the fairest possible. -- I hope this makes sense. Please let me know if we can do better. [1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/enteio/comments/p4m0ee/more_price_tiers/ https://www.reddit.com/r/enteio/comments/p4m0ee/more_price_t...