Nemi vs pCloud. Storage you buy once, or a workspace you work in.

pCloud is Swiss cloud storage with a choice of EU or US data region, good desktop and mobile apps, and plans you can pay for once for life. It is storage first. Nemi is storage with the rest of the work built around it.

One job, two ways of doing itNo prices quotedChecked October 2026

What pCloud does better

A lifetime plan is a genuinely different deal from a subscription, and if what you want is a big drive you pay for once, pCloud offers that and we do not. Its desktop drive mounts the cloud like a disk, and its media player streams video and audio well.

Side by side. Row by row.

Rows where Nemi leads
3
Rows where pCloud leads
2
Level, or simply different
3
Nemi and pCloud compared
NemipCloud
Pay once, keep for lifeNoYes
Desktop drive and syncNoYes
End-to-end encrypted foldersIncludedPaid add-on
Data held in the EUAlwaysChosen at sign-up
Documents and spreadsheetsYesNo
Conversion and compression100+ formatsNo
Branded share pagesStarter and upPlan dependent
Video meetings and calendarYesNo

Written in October 2026 from each product's published documentation. Plans change. If something here is out of date, tell us at support@nemilab.com and we will correct it.

What you get here instead.

Encryption you do not pay extra for

pCloud sells client-side encryption as an add-on for one folder. A Nemi Vault is end-to-end encrypted folders on the plan you already have, under a key Nemi has never held.

Documents, sheets, forms and meetings

Write and calculate together, collect answers into a sheet, and meet with a client in the browser, all next to the files rather than in other subscriptions.

Built for handing work to clients

Your own logo and colours on the share page, your own domain from Creator up, review rounds, upload links and rooms with a to-do list.

Move in once.

All of your work on one account, made and hosted in the Netherlands. Nemi is opening in groups: put your name down and we tell you when yours is up.

15 GB free when you are in. No card.