Scramble Cloud review
Affordable encrypted storage with strong sharing controls and broad desktop integration.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Scramble Cloud is an encrypted cloud storage service for individuals, teams and companies. Its core approach is client-side, zero-knowledge end-to-end encryption, with encrypted file and folder sharing, password-protected Team Links, groups with individual member permissions, video streaming and automatic file compression. Access is available through the web, with desktop clients for Windows, macOS and Linux. It fits teams that want low-cost encrypted storage with controlled sharing rather than a broad collaboration suite.
Pricing starts with the Free plan, which includes 10 GB of cloud storage, encryption, unlimited file size, unlimited bandwidth, unlimited file links and web access. Monthly paid options are Starter at €0.95 per user, Pro at €1.95, Pro II at €4.95, Pro III at €8.95 and Pro IV at €24.95. These plans list encryption, unlimited file size, unlimited bandwidth, WebDAV and Rclone support. Two one-time options are also available: Premium with 2 TB lifetime access for €129.95 and Premium with 6 TB lifetime access for €279.95. The lifetime plans include the same encryption, bandwidth, file-size, WebDAV and Rclone features.
The strongest ecosystem fit comes from WebDAV and Rclone support, plus Microsoft Teams and Outlook integrations on business plans. Business plans also add single sign-on and two-step verification, while files are stored in ISO 27001-certified data centers in Germany. Scramble Cloud should appeal to cost-conscious teams that prioritize encryption, sharing permissions and flexible file access. Organizations seeking a longer-established product or broader listed platform coverage may prefer a more mature alternative.
Scramble Cloud pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Zero-knowledge encryption covers files and folders.
- Password-protected Team Links support controlled sharing.
- WebDAV, Rclone, Teams and Outlook integrations broaden workflows.
- Where it doesn't
- Founded in 2023, with a shorter product history than established options.
- Listed platform coverage is narrower than broader storage suites.
- Advanced business controls are reserved for business plans.
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