The Cloud Cost Calculator compares popular cloud storage providers side by side, so you can see the cheapest option for the storage you need.
Cloud Storage Cost Calculator
Enter how much storage you need and we will compare popular cloud providers side by side, sorted cheapest first.
What is the Cloud Cost Calculator?
The Cloud Cost Calculator is a free online tool that estimates monthly cloud storage prices. You enter how much storage you need in gigabytes, and it compares plans from popular providers like Google Drive, iCloud, OneDrive, Dropbox, and MEGA, sorted from cheapest to most expensive.
How to Use
- Enter the amount of storage you need in GB, for example: 150.
- Click "Compare prices" (or press Enter).
- Review the list of providers, sorted from cheapest to most expensive.
- Look for the "Best value" badge to spot the cheapest option.
- Try different amounts to compare plans.
Uses
- Students: find the cheapest way to store study files.
- Photographers: compare costs for backing up large photo libraries.
- Small businesses: budget for team file storage.
- Families: pick an affordable plan for shared photos and videos.
Tips
- Check free plan limits first; small storage needs may cost nothing.
- Prices are estimates, so confirm current pricing on the provider's website before buying.
- Consider bundled plans (like Microsoft 365) if you also need extra apps.
- Re-run the calculator whenever your storage needs change.
FAQs
Is the Cloud Cost Calculator free?
Yes, it is free and requires no signup.
Are the prices exact?
Prices are approximate 2026 estimates for illustration. Always check the provider's website for current pricing.
Which providers are compared?
Google Drive (Google One), Apple iCloud+, Microsoft OneDrive, Dropbox (Plus), and MEGA.
What if I need more than 2 TB?
Most listed plans top out at 2 TB. Try a smaller amount, or combine multiple plans.