dosya.dev vs Tresorit
Tresorit encrypts every file end to end and sells to regulated businesses. dosya.dev keeps ordinary files encrypted at rest with previews, search and public links, adds end-to-end encryption in an optional Vault, and charges a fraction of the price per terabyte.
Written by the dosya.dev team. Tresorit details checked .
The short version
Choose dosya.dev if...
- You want 1 TB for $4.49/mo instead of $13.99
- You move big files: no per-file upload cap on any plan
- You want S3, WebDAV, rclone and file requests on every plan
- You want region choice without buying a business plan
Choose Tresorit if...
- Every file must be end-to-end encrypted by default
- You need compliance tooling: data rooms, eSignatures, a recovery admin
- An independently reviewed encryption design is a hard requirement
dosya.dev and Tresorit, side by side
| Feature | dosya.dev | Tresorit |
|---|---|---|
| Storage & pricing | ||
| Free storage | 5 GB | 3 GB |
| Cheapest paid plan | $1.49/mo for 100 GB | $5.99/mo for 50 GB (Personal Lite) |
| 1 TB, monthly USD | $4.49/mo | $13.99/mo (Personal Essential) |
| 4 TB, monthly USD | $12.99/mo | $33.99/mo (Personal Pro) |
| Encryption & privacy | ||
| End-to-end encryption | Optional: Vault, included on every plan | Every file, by default |
| File names encrypted | Inside Vault | Yes |
| Independent security audit | Not yet | Ernst & Young review (2019) |
| Choose your storage region | 46 locations, all plans | Business plans and up, 12 locations |
| Transfers & sharing | ||
| Max file size | No limit | 500 MB free; 2 GB to 20 GB paid |
| Share-link traffic | No fees; Free has a 10 GB/day link allowance | 50 GB/mo on personal plans; 2 GB on Basic |
| Link password, expiry and open limits | All plans | Paid plans; Basic links expire after 30 days |
| File requests | All plans | Personal Pro and up |
| Who can open a share | Ordinary files: public links. Vault files: Dosya accounts only | Anyone with the link; contents stay encrypted |
| Access & integrations | ||
| S3-compatible API | All plans | Professional and business plans, via a self-hosted gateway |
| WebDAV | Yes | No |
| Desktop and mobile apps | Desktop, web, Android and iPhone | Windows, macOS, Linux, web, Android and iPhone |
| Teams & control | ||
| Team workspaces with roles | All plans | Business plans, 3-user minimum |
| Protections | ||
| Version history | 10 per file by default, adjustable | 5 to 25 versions on personal plans |
| Two-factor authentication | Yes | Yes |
Competitor details as of 4 November 2026. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.
What a month actually costs
dosya.dev
| Plan | Storage | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 5 GB | Free |
| Starter | 100 GB | $1.49/mo |
| Plus | 500 GB | $2.49/mo |
| Pro | 1 TB | $4.49/mo |
| Business | 2 TB | $6.99/mo |
| 4 TB | 4 TB | $12.99/mo |
| 6 TB | 6 TB | $19.49/mo |
| 8 TB | 8 TB | $25.99/mo |
| 10 TB | 10 TB | $32.49/mo |
| 20 TB | 20 TB | $64.99/mo |
Every plan: unlimited transfers, no size cap, no egress fees.
Full pricing detailsTresorit
| Plan | Storage | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Basic 500 MB per-file cap | 3 GB | Free |
| Personal Lite $4.75/mo yearly; 2 GB per-file cap | 50 GB | $5.99/mo |
| Personal Essential $11.99/mo yearly; 10 GB per-file cap | 1 TB | $13.99/mo |
| Personal Pro $27.49/mo yearly; 10 GB per-file cap | 4 TB | $33.99/mo |
| Business $19/user/mo yearly; 3-user minimum | From 6 TB | $24/user/mo |
Business Pro is $30 per user per month with a 5-user minimum; Enterprise is quoted. Tresorit has no family plan.
Tresorit pricing is the public list price as of 4 November 2026.
At 1 TB, dosya.dev is $4.49/mo against Tresorit's $13.99; at 4 TB, $12.99/mo against $33.99. Tresorit's yearly billing narrows the gap by up to a fifth.
Where dosya.dev pulls ahead
A fraction of the price per terabyte
Tresorit's 1 TB plan is $13.99 a month and 4 TB is $33.99. dosya.dev's 1 TB is $4.49/mo and 4 TB is $12.99/mo, with the same features at every size.
No per-file caps or monthly link budgets
Tresorit caps uploads at 500 MB to 20 GB depending on the plan, and personal plans get 50 GB of share-link traffic a month. dosya.dev has no per-file limit and no egress fees; Free has a 10 GB daily link allowance.
Protocols on every plan
dosya.dev's S3-compatible API, WebDAV, REST API and rclone work on every plan, Free included. Tresorit's S3 access is a gateway you host yourself, on Professional and business plans.
Region choice for everyone
Every dosya.dev workspace picks from 46 regions. Tresorit offers a choice of location on Business and above; personal accounts are stored in Ireland, or Switzerland for Swiss customers.
Where Tresorit is a better fit
Encryption by default, with compliance around it. Every Tresorit file is end-to-end encrypted, names included, and its design has been reviewed by Ernst & Young. Its business plans add data rooms, eSignatures and recovery administration. dosya.dev encrypts end to end only inside Vault, which has not yet completed an independent audit. If your compliance team requires end-to-end encryption everywhere, Tresorit is built for that.
Read how dosya.dev Vault works, including its threat model and limits, before you move sensitive files.
Moving from Tresorit
Sync to disk
Let Tresorit's desktop app sync the tresors you want to move to a local folder.
Drag into dosya.dev
Drop the folders into the dosya.dev desktop app, or upload them in the browser. No per-file cap applies.
Seal what is sensitive
Upload private files into a Vault Space, so they are encrypted on your device before upload.
dosya.dev vs Tresorit, answered
Is dosya.dev a good Tresorit alternative?
For individuals and small teams who want a lot of storage, yes. Tresorit is built for regulated businesses and priced accordingly: 1 TB is $13.99 a month, with a per-file cap on every plan. dosya.dev's 1 TB is $4.49/mo with no per-file cap, plus S3, WebDAV, file requests and team workspaces on every plan. Tresorit's advantage is that every file is end-to-end encrypted by default; on dosya.dev that is what Vault is for.
Is dosya.dev end-to-end encrypted like Tresorit?
Only inside Vault. Ordinary dosya.dev storage is encrypted in transit and at rest with keys our service manages, which is what lets us generate previews, run search and serve public share links. Vault is a separate area where your device encrypts file contents, names and folders before upload, with keys only you and the people you add hold. Vault is included on every plan, Free too, but it is opt-in, and it has not yet completed an independent cryptographic audit.
How do dosya.dev and Tresorit prices compare?
Tresorit Personal Lite is $5.99/mo for 50 GB, Personal Essential $13.99/mo for 1 TB and Personal Pro $33.99/mo for 4 TB; yearly billing takes 14 to 20% off. dosya.dev is $1.49/mo for 100 GB, $4.49/mo for 1 TB and $12.99/mo for 4 TB. Tresorit's business plans add compliance features we do not offer.
What is the largest file I can upload compared to Tresorit?
Tresorit caps each file by plan: 500 MB on Basic, 2 GB on Personal Lite, 10 GB on Essential and Pro, and up to 20 GB on Business Pro. dosya.dev has no per-file limit on any plan, with chunked, resumable uploads.
Can I move my files from Tresorit to dosya.dev?
Yes, through your own computer. rclone has no Tresorit backend, so sync your tresors to disk with Tresorit's desktop app, then drag the folders into the dosya.dev desktop app. Upload sensitive files into a Vault Space, so they are encrypted on your device again before they leave it.
When is Tresorit the better choice?
When your organisation needs end-to-end encryption on every file plus business controls around it: data rooms, eSignatures, a recovery administrator, and data residency picked per company. Tresorit has spent over a decade on that market, and dosya.dev does not claim to match it.
Sources: Tresorit personal pricing , Tresorit business pricing , Tresorit data locations , Tresorit S3 gateway , and dosya.dev pricing.
Try the comparison yourself
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