Best lifetime cloud storage for agencies in 2026

Looking for lifetime cloud storage for agencies? The useful question is less how much space you get and more what happens when finished work goes to a client. This guide compares six options: Tarkle's lifetime plans, Sinosend, Drime, Scramble Cloud, Koofr and pCloud. The comparison focuses on what agencies, studios, freelancers, photographers, and client-facing teams need.

Lifetime cloud storage for agencies: the quick answer

Each vendor's listing shows its own offer. The Sinosend deal is marked sold out on AppSumo.

What should an agency compare?

Start with what the files are for. A photographer keeping RAW archives needs desktop access, sync, and dependable retrieval. An agency sending a finished campaign needs large transfers, passwords, expiry dates, and activity information. A studio reviewing drafts may need comments and version history. A consultant receiving documents may need a file request page that lets another person upload without joining the workspace.

The useful details are the storage included, maximum file size, number of team members, recovery period, desktop and mobile apps, custom domain support, file requests, and the way a lifetime purchase is supported. A low one-time price is less useful if the service does not handle the work your agency needs to do.

1. Tarkle

Tarkle is a cloud storage and file-sharing platform for freelancers, agencies, and client-facing businesses. Store files securely, share them professionally, host audio and video, and manage client brand assets in one place. The lifetime plans are paid once, with no renewal, and there are three of them.

Agency includes 20 workspaces for your clients and a 100% white-label platform. Your clients can log in and manage their business files and teams directly on your branded platform, such as cloud.acme.com. The Powered by Tarkle line is replaced by your agency name when an active Agency organization has White label turned on. Lifetime plans do not include the AI assistant.

On Pro 500 GB and Pro, the "Powered by Tarkle" backlink stays on your pages.

Files up to 200 GB can be sent with one share link. Public links need no account to download. A file request limited to one client organization opens only once the client is signed in. Pro 500 GB and Pro list a 200 GB upload limit, and Agency includes everything in Pro. You can require a password before anyone opens a transfer, and transfer status shows whether a transfer was delivered, viewed or downloaded.

Brand pages give a clean page for a brand's logos, colours, fonts and images, to use inside your team or share with a client. Pro and Agency lifetime plans have unlimited Brand pages, and each one can have its own domain.

Video and audio sharing shares video and audio on a page with a built-in player, so people can watch or listen before they download.

Tarkle Free is $0 forever, with no credit card required. It includes 1 workspace, 5 GB of storage, file sharing and file requests, custom domain and branding, and passwords for shared files. It is for one person, and uploads go up to 1 GB. Free keeps the Powered by Tarkle line. Custom domains are available on every plan.

Pro 500 GB has one workspace and one team seat, which fits a single person. Pro adds a second workspace and 3 TB of storage.

Refunds are handled when applicable. A duplicate charge or a billing error is refunded once we confirm it. Otherwise, payments are non-refundable once processed, except where the law requires a refund or the Terms say otherwise.

2. Sinosend

Sinosend lets a business send files, request files, and track transfers, with custom-branded client portals. Its AppSumo listing says the sender can choose a storage region from the EU, US, Dubai, Hong Kong, and more.

The AppSumo listing shows four tiers in its main comparison table:

The listing says transfers and requests are unlimited per month on each tier shown, and that the purchase is refundable up to 60 days. The AppSumo listing is marked sold out, so the deal may not be open when you read this.

Sinosend is useful when an agency sends files to several parts of the world and wants to choose where the files are stored. For comparison, Tarkle's Pro lifetime plan lists 3 TB for $169. Its Agency plan lists 6 TB for $299.

3. Drime

Drime is cloud storage with sync across desktop and mobile, built-in document and media editing, timestamped comments, e-signatures through Drime Sign, and a Vault for sensitive files. Its StackSocial listing says files are hosted in the EU.

StackSocial's listing for the lifetime plan says it covers workspaces for up to 15 members, uploads with no file size cap, timestamped review comments on videos and PDFs, and 120-day file versioning.

Drime is a better fit than Tarkle when editing, comments, signatures, or automatic sync across devices matter most. A designer can receive comments on a video or PDF, and a consultant can edit a document or request a signature without moving the file into another service.

4. Scramble Cloud

Scramble Cloud sells Premium lifetime plans with 2 TB and 6 TB of cloud storage. Its lifetime plans list encryption, unlimited file size, and WebDAV and Rclone support.

Scramble Cloud suits a freelancer or agency owner who wants an encrypted drive and access through WebDAV or Rclone. The lifetime plans are individual plans with one user each. Its business plans for teams start from three users, so an agency that needs several team members should compare those recurring plans rather than assume the individual lifetime purchase is a shared team account.

5. Koofr

StackSocial lists a 1 TB Koofr lifetime subscription. Its listing says the service works on desktop and mobile, can be reached over WebDAV, and can connect to existing cloud accounts like Dropbox, Google Drive, Amazon and OneDrive.

Koofr fits someone whose files are spread across a computer, a phone, and several cloud accounts, and who wants one place to reach them. For agency work, it is a storage and access choice.

6. pCloud

pCloud lists three lifetime plans on its lifetime page: Premium 500 GB at $219, Premium Plus 2 TB at $499, and Ultra 10 TB at $1,499. pCloud describes these prices as a limited-time promotional campaign.

pCloud is useful for an agency founder, photographer, or freelancer who wants an archive available across devices.

Which service fits each agency need?

There is no single service that leads every category. The useful choice depends on what the agency will do with the files.

Tarkle fits agencies that want business storage together with large transfers, file requests, custom domains, Brand pages, and video and audio pages. Agency is the plan for agencies that deliver to their own clients under their own name, because the Powered by Tarkle line is replaced by the agency name. If automatic sync of a computer's folders is the main job, compare Drime's sync first.

Sinosend fits teams that want the sender to choose the storage region. Drime fits teams that edit documents, comment on creative work, collect signatures, or keep files in sync across devices. Scramble Cloud fits one person who wants encrypted storage with WebDAV or Rclone. Koofr fits someone who wants one place to reach files across several cloud accounts. pCloud fits personal archives, device backup, and media libraries.

Some agencies may use two services. A photographer might keep RAW files in pCloud or Koofr and send finished galleries with a separate tool. A studio might review drafts in Drime and publish final logos, images, and guidelines on a Tarkle Brand page. This is useful only when each service has a clear job; adding tools without a clear reason creates more accounts and more places to search.

What to remember about Tarkle

Tarkle has three lifetime plans. Pro 500 GB costs $29 and Agency costs $299, and Agency includes 6 TB of storage and 20 workspaces for your clients. Agency is the plan to compare when you deliver to clients under your own name. Lifetime plans do not include the AI assistant. Test the Free plan with real files first, then start for free.