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If you're looking for a cloud storage solution, Amazon is offering a couple of sweet deals for businesses.
Amazon announced that it is now expanding its Amazon Cloud Drive service by offering unlimited storage at a very affordable, small business-friendly price. These new unlimited plans allow businesses to securely store and automatically upload all the documents, multimedia and other files they could ever need, without worrying about storage limits.
Here's how Amazon's new unlimited cloud storage works and how your business can sign up.
Amazon is offering unlimited cloud storage by giving businesses a choice between two low-cost plans: the Unlimited Photos Plan or Unlimited Everything Plan. Both plans come with a free trial for three months, followed by a flat annual fee.
- Unlimited Photos Plan: Store and back up photo collections and free up space on phones, tablets, cameras, computers and other devices. Features include automatic uploads of future photos, as well as 5 GB of storage for other files, such as videos and documents. This plan costs $11.99 per year.
- Unlimited Everything Plan: Store and back up all types of files, from documents to photos, videos, movies, music and other content. This plan will set you back $59.99 per month
"With the two new plans we are introducing today, customers don't need to worry about storage space — they now have an affordable, secure solution to store unlimited amounts of photos, videos, movies, music and files in one convenient place," Josh Petersen, director of Amazon Cloud Drive, said in a statement.
Additionally, businesses that already use Amazon Cloud Drive can switch to one of the unlimited plans by logging into their accounts. Members of Amazon Prime and users of Fire devices who already have unlimited photo storage can also take advantage of the Unlimited Everything Plan to store content beyond just photos.
For more information about Amazon's new unlimited cloud storage plans and to sign up your business, visit amazon.com/clouddrive.
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