Object Storage · pricing · Updated November 2026
Storj pricing (2026)
Storj lists a $0 plan (Storj Free Trial) and no paid price as checked on 2026-11-01, read from Storj's own pricing page; 3 plans. Best for Privacy-first and zero-knowledge storage requirements. Every figure below links to its source and the date we captured it.
At a glance
- Entry price: $0 (Storj Free Trial)
- Free tier: No · 30-day trial
- Compliance: HIPAA Yes · SOC 2 Yes · GDPR Yes
- Best for: Privacy-first and zero-knowledge storage requirements; Media and entertainment backup/archive needing global distribution; Organizations needing HIPAA/GDPR compliance at lower cost than AWS; Active archive and CDN origin for globally distributed content
As of · every figure below links to its source
Storj plans & pricing
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Billing | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Storj Free Trial | $0 | — | Flat monthly | 25 GB storage for 30 days. No credit card required. Includes 2 Object Mount licenses. After trial, account converts to paid Standard plan. | storj.io |
| Storj Standard STALE · 2026-09-03 | not priced monthly | — | Custom / quote | Storage: $7/TB-month ($0.007/GB-month). Egress/download: $7/TB ($0.007/GB). No segment fees. 50 KB minimum object size. 30-day minimum retention (early deletion fees apply). Minimum monthly fee of $50 effective 2026-07-01 (STORJ token payers exempt). Distributed globally across tens of thousands of nodes. | storj.io |
| Storj Advanced STALE · 2026-09-03 | not priced monthly | — | Custom / quote | Storage: $10/TB-month ($0.01/GB-month) for Object Mount license. Egress: $7/TB ($0.007/GB). Data stored in US SOC2 Type 2 compliant data centers. Includes 2 Object Mount licenses. Same $50/month minimum applies from 2026-07-01. | storj.io |
Last verified 2026-11-01. STALE marks a plan we have not re-checked at its source in over 30 days. 2 of 3 plans above are marked. Official Storj pricing page at storj.io/pricing fetched directly. Standard and Advanced plan rates, free trial, and minimum monthly fee changes confirmed.
Price changes
No change record has cleared two sources yet, so nothing is published on the wire.
Capabilities
Integrations: Veeam, Rclone, FileZilla, Acronis, LucidLink, Splunk, TrueNAS (iX Systems).
Key features: Decentralized storage across tens of thousands of global nodes — no single point of failure; End-to-end encryption with zero-knowledge architecture; HIPAA, GDPR, CJIS, and MPA compliance; SOC 2 Type 2 facilities; Up to 80% cost reduction vs. hyperscalers per vendor claims; Object Mount for file-system-like access to stored objects.
Plan limits: Free trial: 25 GB storage for 30 days, no credit card required; No permanent free tier — trial converts to paid Standard plan after 30 days; Minimum monthly fee of $50 effective 2026-07-01 (STORJ token payers exempt); 50 KB minimum billable object size; 30-day minimum retention on Standard plan.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Storj cost?
Storj lists a $0 plan (Storj Free Trial) and no paid price; it has 3 published plans. Verified 2026-11-01.
Does Storj support HIPAA?
Yes — Storj states HIPAA support on its public pages. Its public pages also state SOC 2 and GDPR compliance.
Does Storj have a free plan?
No — Storj publishes no free tier; it offers a 30-day free trial.
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