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No. Every new account starts on a 14-day Personal trial that is granted at signup — there is no card to enter and no plan to choose. When the 14 days are up the account falls back to the Free plan unless you have started a subscription.

The account moves to the Free plan: up to 3 filesystems and 5 GB of storage. Your files stay where they are, but new uploads are refused while the account is over 5 GB, so free up space or start a paid plan to keep uploading.

Annual billing is twelve months for the price of ten, so two months are free. Personal is $100 a year, about $8.33 a month, and Team is $90 per user a year, about $7.50 per user a month. Lite is sold monthly only, so the annual toggle leaves its price unchanged.

Per seat. Team is $9 per user a month, or $90 per user a year, and a Team subscription is billed for a minimum of two seats. Above two, the seat count follows the number of members on the account.

Yes. A plan switch takes effect straight away and the difference is prorated onto your next invoice. Cancelling schedules the subscription to end at the end of the current billing period — you keep the paid features until that date, and then the account moves to Free. Moving a Team account down to a single-user plan requires removing the other members first.

In the data-residency region you choose. You pick a region when you create your account, and every filesystem is created in one — United States, Canada and the European Union each store files in that region. Asia-Pacific is offered as a choice but is currently served from US West storage until that region is stood up. The region chosen at signup cannot be changed later, and a filesystem's region is fixed once it is created.

Uploads are refused with a storage-quota error until you delete something or move to a larger plan. Nothing already stored is removed. Storage is counted across every filesystem on the account rather than per filesystem: 5 GB on Free, 200 GB on Lite, and 2 TB on Personal and Team.

Prices are listed in US dollars, euros, pounds sterling and Canadian dollars. The pricing page guesses which to show from your browser's timezone; the currency you are actually charged in is settled at checkout from your payment method.