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By Tresorit AG · tresorit.com

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Swiss, Swiss Post-owned cloud storage with zero-knowledge encryption: not even Tresorit can read your files. Data is stored by default on Azure in Ireland with selectable EU regions, and a DPA is available. Expect from approx. 19 USD (ca 180 SEK) per user per month with annual billing (minimum three users, third-party figure 2026), and everything happens in English or German.

Best for: Companies sharing sensitive files externally who want encryption where the vendor itself cannot read the content.

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Pros

  • Zero-knowledge encryption: the vendor cannot read the files
  • Swiss company majority-owned by Swiss Post, storage in the EU (Ireland) by default
  • Selectable storage region within the EU on Business and Enterprise plans
  • Encrypted sharing links with passwords, expiry dates and access logs
  • ISO 27001:2022 certified, DPA available directly

Cons

  • The price is the most common complaint in independent reviews
  • No interface or support in Swedish, only English and German
  • Some metadata is unencrypted: folder names, sizes and member lists
  • Sync problems with large files recur in user criticism
  • Runs on American Microsoft Azure, admittedly with encryption as protection

Quick facts

PriceFrom approx 180 SEK/month
OriginEU-approved third country (Tresorit AG)
CategoriesCollaboration
EU data storageYes
GDPR terms (DPA)Yes

Certifications

ISO 27001

Source: vendor trust center →

Sources & evidence

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