
pCloud Business is a secure cloud storage and file sharing platform designed for teams and companies that need reliable, scalable, and privacy-focused data management. It allows businesses to store, access, manage, and share files from anywhere, on any device, while maintaining full control over access and security.
Founded in 2013 in Switzerland, pCloud serves over 23 million users worldwide and offers flexible data residency with servers in the EU (Luxembourg) and the US (Dallas), supporting GDPR-aligned operations.
Key Features :
- Cloud Storage for Teams : Centralize documents, media, and business files in one secure location with 1 TB or 2 TB per user.
- pCloud Drive (Virtual Drive) :
Access files like a local disk without using device storage. Available on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- File Sharing & Collaboration : Share files and folders with teams and clients using granular permissions, password protection, and expiring links.
- Admin Console & User Management : Control users, roles, and storage allocation with an intuitive admin panel.
- File Versioning & Rewind : Restore previous file versions and recover data with up to 180 days of history.
- Multi-Device Access : Use pCloud on Web, desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux), and mobile (iOS, Android).
- Zero-Knowledge Encryption : Protect sensitive files with client-side encryption, ensuring only you can access your data.
Why Choose pCloud Business?
- Swiss-based company with strong privacy standards
- GDPR-compliant with EU data center option
- No file size limits and fast file transfers
- Cost-effective cloud storage for SMBs and teams
- Ideal for legal, finance, creative, and remote teams
Free Trial :
Start with a 30-day free trial for up to 10 users and experience secure cloud storage and collaboration for your business.
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