Experience cloud storage solutions with a flexible subscription plan designed for QNAP-hosted file and object storage. Enjoy secured, scalable, and intuitive management—all in one package.
myQNAPcloud One provides a unified storage quota shared between myQNAPcloud Storage and myQNAPcloud Object. While the two services function independently, you have the flexibility to use your total storage capacity as needed—without juggling separate subscriptions or plans.
Simple pricing
Only pay for the storage plan that fits your needs—no extra fees for data transmission or API requests.
myQNAPcloud One offers a cost-effective alternative to traditional cloud storage services. You only pay for storage space, and there are no extra charges for data transmission or API requests. This straightforward approach makes budgeting and cost planning easier for businesses.
$83.99
Annual subscription for 1TB
$0
Data transmission
$0
API requests
Data immutability
myQNAPcloud One supports WORM (Write Once, Read Many), object lock/unlock, and bucket logging features to ensure data immutability. This provides robust protection against ransomware, minimizes the risk of human error, and supports compliance with regulatory requirements.
Streamlined backup & recovery
myQNAPcloud One serves as a cost-effective and effortless remote backup destination for QNAP NAS users. Paired with QNAP's backup solutions, setting up and managing your backups is quick and easy.
Worldwide coverage with 13 data centers
Choose your preferred data center to ensure faster and more reliable service closer to your usage location. myQNAPcloud One offers consistent performance no matter where you are.
600,000,000+
Files Uploaded
Start today and experience trusted, scalable, and secure cloud storage with myQNAPcloud One.
Flexible subscription pricing
Choose a subscription plan that fits your storage needs and budget. Enjoy transparent pricing with no hidden fees, making cost management easier than ever.
With 1TB of myQNAPcloud One, you get a shared storage pool that can be dynamically used by both myQNAPcloud Storage and myQNAPcloud Object. For example, you might primarily use 500GB for myQNAPcloud Storage and the rest for myQNAPcloud Object—depending on your actual usage and preferences.
No, they are separate and independent services. Data stored in myQNAPcloud Object (accessed via S3 API or object.myqnapcloud.com) cannot be accessed from myQNAPcloud Storage, which is only available through myQNAPcloud Portal or Qfile Pro. In Hybrid Backup Sync (HBS) and HybridMount, they are listed as distinct cloud providers.
Downgrades are not supported. To reduce capacity, you must cancel your current plan and purchase a new one. While the previous plan is active, your storage will combine both plans. For instance, canceling a 10TB plan with 2 months left and buying 5TB will give you 15TB until the 10TB expires. (Reminder: Before reducing your plan capacity, please ensure your myQNAPcloud One usage does not exceed the new plan’s limit. It is also recommended to back up your data in advance to avoid potential data loss.)
Yes, you can cancel at any time and can continue using the service until the end of the subscription period. Refunds are not provided. (Reminder: You should back up your data from myQNAPcloud One before canceling the subscription.)
After your myQNAPcloud One subscription expires and subscription is not renewed, you will receive a reminder email. A 30-day grace period will be granted after the cloud space expires, during which you can transfer files in the myQNAPcloud One to another storage solution.
After the 30-day grace period, if the user has not renewed their subscription, they will receive another reminder email. At this point, the cloud space will switch to Limited Access mode, where the user can only download and delete files. Limited Access mode has a 60-day limit, allowing users to download important files to other storage spaces.
Within the 60-day period of Limited Access mode, if the user still hasn't subscribed to a plan with sufficient space, QNAP will send a final notification email 48 hours before the end of the 60-day period. After the 48 hours from the notification email (i.e., at the end of the 60 days), the data in the cloud space will be deleted until the amount of data is less than or equal to the remaining cloud capacity of the user
