Cloud Storage That Blows Google One Out of the Water

2TB for $19.99/mo. 10TB for $79.99/mo. 25TB for $174.99/mo. Real NAS infrastructure, real pricing. No per-file fees. No throttling.

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Why Cloud Storage Prices Are a Scam — and How We Fix It

Google One charges $9.99/mo for 2TB. iCloud charges $9.99/mo for 2TB. Dropbox charges $11.99/mo for 2TB. They're all using the same playbook: charge a premium because people are locked in. At TyTe Hosting (tyte-hosting.com), we operate a 37.5TB Synology NAS with real storage to sell — and we're passing the savings to you.

Cloud Storage Plans

PlanStorageMonthlyAnnual
Personal100 GB$2.99$26.99/yr
Family500 GB$7.99$71.99/yr
Small Biz2 TB$19.99$179.99/yr
Enterprise10 TB$79.99$719.99/yr
Bulk25 TB$174.99$1,574.99/yr

Price Per TB Comparison

Provider2TB PricePrice/TBMax Storage
TyTe Hosting$19.99/mo$10/TB25 TB
Google One$9.99/mo$5/TB30 TB
Dropbox Plus$11.99/mo$6/TB2 TB only
iDrive$9.95/mo$5/TB5 TB
Backblaze B2~$12/mo$6/TBUnlimited
💡 At 10TB+, TyTe Hosting is dramatically cheaper. $79.99/mo for 10TB vs $30/mo on Google (capped at 30TB with no NAS perks).

What You Get: Synology NAS Infrastructure

Best Use Cases for TyTe Hosting Cloud Storage

Business backup: Replace your overpriced Backblaze or AWS S3 backup with a flat-rate NAS plan. 2TB at $19.99 beats S3 by 70%.

Remote team file sharing: Upload files and share links instantly — no subscription required for the person downloading.

Media archives: Store your photo library, video production files, and audio masters without worrying about running out of space.

Disaster recovery: Run nightly backups of your servers or workstations directly to our NAS. Stay protected without paying AWS prices.

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