Internxt 20TB Cloud Storage: Lifetime Deal – $389.97 (Save $4510)

March 19, 2026 Rachel Kim – Technology Editor Technology

A lifetime of cloud storage for a one-time payment of $389.97 is being offered by Internxt through March 31, a significant departure from the recurring subscription models dominating the market.

The offer, for 20 terabytes of encrypted storage, aims to appeal to users concerned about data privacy and the escalating costs of long-term cloud subscriptions. Internxt distinguishes itself by employing end-to-end encryption and a zero-knowledge architecture, ensuring that only the user can access their files. The platform is also open-source, allowing for public verification of its security protocols, according to a press release from StackCommerce, which is promoting the deal.

The standard price for this level of storage from major providers can be substantial. Google One, for example, lists 20TB of storage at approximately $99 per month, as reported by FindArticles.com.

Internxt’s offering is designed to accommodate substantial data needs. According to the company, 20TB can hold approximately 4 to 5 million photos from a smartphone, 3 to 4 million documents or PDFs, over 6,000 hours of HD video, or years of project files and backups.

The deal, available through StackSocial, represents a discount of over 90% off the regular price of $4,900. A separate promotion, also running through March 31, offers 100TB of Internxt storage for $974.97 (originally $9,900), according to Mashable.com. Both offers are for new users and cover Internxt Drive storage, excluding Mail, Meet, or other add-ons, as noted by PCMag.com.

Internxt’s platform supports access across Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and web browsers. The company highlights its GDPR compliance and a security audit by Securitum, as well as the utilize of post-quantum encryption to protect against future threats.

StackCommerce is offering an additional 15% discount sitewide through March 29 with the code MARCH15, excluding some items. PCMag editors select and review products independently, and may earn commissions through StackSocial affiliate links.