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Your own Nextcloud or ownCloud on our servers: NVMe or object-storage plans, a user limit per plan, a warning at 90% and paused uploads (never deleted files) when an object plan is full.
Our Nextcloud hosting gives you your own Nextcloud (or ownCloud) for files, calendars and contacts, on our own servers. Choose Nextcloud or ownCloud when you create the website; we install the current release for you.
| Plan | Price a month | Storage | Users |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zinn® Nextcloud Personal | $24.99 | 50 GB on the server's NVMe disk | 5 |
| Zinn® Nextcloud Team | $94.99 | 200 GB on the server's NVMe disk | 25 |
| Zinn® Nextcloud Business | $239.99 | 500 GB on the server's NVMe disk | 100 |
| Zinn® Nextcloud Object Personal | $29.99 | 250 GB of object storage, kept twice | 5 |
| Zinn® Nextcloud Object Team | $84.99 | 1 TB of object storage, kept twice | 25 |
| Zinn® Nextcloud Object Business | $219.99 | 3 TB of object storage, kept twice | 100 |
Prices are in US dollars; the checkout shows the price in your currency, plus any tax.
a second copy in a separate backup store. They suit large libraries at a lower price per GB.
The number of users is enforced inside Nextcloud: when the plan's users are all in use, a new user cannot be added until you remove one or upgrade.
We measure how much each object-plan website stores once a day.
open, download, share and delete files.
To start uploading again, delete files you no longer need or upgrade to a bigger plan. Uploads start again on their own after the next measurement shows there is room, and the notice goes away.
When you delete a Nextcloud website on an object plan, its files are removed from our object storage too. Download anything you want to keep first.
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