# DragBin vs Tresorit — Encrypted storage with rigid limits

Tresorit offers client-side encryption but lacks post-quantum protection, has limited free storage, and per-user pricing increases costs for teams. DragBin keeps the strong encryption story and removes the artificial caps — 25 GB free, unlimited file sizes, and unified team pricing.

## Why switch from Tresorit

- No post-quantum encryption.
- Only 3 GB of free storage.
- Per-user pricing increases cost for teams.
- No smart AI features.
- Unlimited file size not available.
- Two-device limit for free users.

## DragBin advantages

- Post-quantum encryption by default.
- 25 GB free storage with no artificial caps.
- Unified team pricing.
- Unlimited file size uploads, sharing, and bandwidth.
- Private and local AI features.
- Open-source transparency.

## What Tresorit does well

- Client-side encryption for file contents.
- Metadata protection on encrypted files.

## Who should switch

Teams frustrated by Tresorit's per-user pricing, users who need more than 3 GB free, and anyone who wants to upload large files without size caps or device limits.

## Related

- [Pricing](/pricing)
- [Zero-knowledge encryption](/zero-knowledge-encryption)
- [Post-quantum encryption](/post-quantum-encryption)
- [DragBin vs Sync](/alternatives/sync)
- [DragBin vs Proton Drive](/alternatives/protondrive)
- [All alternatives](/alternatives)