pCloud

pCloud is a prominent Swiss-based cloud storage provider that offers a secure and user-friendly platform for file storage, sharing, and synchronization. Founded in 2013 by Tunio Zafer and Anton Titov, the company was established with the goal of providing a private and highly secure alternative to traditional cloud services. It is best known for its lifetime subscription plans and its commitment to data privacy, operating under strict Swiss laws.

While the company is legally headquartered in Baar, Switzerland, to benefit from the country's robust legal framework for privacy, its primary research and development operations are located in Sofia, Bulgaria. The service utilizes a globally distributed infrastructure with data centers located in both the United States and the European Union (Luxembourg), allowing users to choose where their data is hosted to comply with local regulations like GDPR.

pCloud is privately held by its original founders through pCloud AG (Switzerland) and its operating subsidiary pCloud EOOD (Bulgaria). The brand has expanded its ecosystem to include pCloud Pass, a password management tool, continuing its focus on cybersecurity and integrated digital life management.