As of 2026-09-05, mega.io/pricing reads: MEGA's pricing page, fetched 2026-09-05, renders its plan table as "Transfer | Free… Our stored MEGA terms are withheld. See the recorded change history.
Limits, pricing history. Catalogue date August 2026. Last updated 2026-09-24.
As of 2026-09-05, mega.io/pricing reads: MEGA's pricing page, fetched 2026-09-05, renders its plan table as "Transfer | Free: Limited | Pro plans: Up to 20 TB | Pro Flexi: Flexible starting at 3 TB | Business… We are not publishing our stored MEGA terms beside it — our own correction record says they did not match MEGA's page. We rate it stable. The one record we hold corrects our own earlier entry rather than reporting a change the vendor made.
The day we last read the vendor's page. Our last read of it, on 2026-09-24, could read no amount, tier or rate on the page. We hold no confirmation of the terms we publish — the 2026-08-21 beside this date is not one we can source to a read that confirmed them.
Free Tier Details
Withheld: As of 2026-09-05, mega.io/pricing reads: MEGA's pricing page, fetched 2026-09-05, renders its plan table as "Transfer | Free: Limited | Pro plans: Up to 20 TB | Pro Flexi: Flexible starting at 3 TB | Business: Flexible starting at 3 TB". The free storage figure is not readable from this page: it renders as the unresolved template variable !{freePlanStorage} in all three places the page states it, including the FAQ answer "Yes, our free plan includes !{freePlanStorage} of storage." Our stored description's 20 GB was not re-verified here and is not contradicted. We are not publishing our stored MEGA terms beside it — our own correction record says they did not match MEGA's page. Read what we recorded ↓
We read that on 2026-09-24 from https://mega.io/pricing, and our check recorded: the page names MEGA as "mega" and states "€0". A source check reads the cited page for the service's name and a price; the limits above are from our own record.
Data correction - Not a change by MEGA. An Internet Archive copy of its page from 2026-04-02 already states the terms this record called new, and our listing of 2026-04-02 did not match them. Our re-read of 2026-09-05 recorded the difference as a change. Source ↗
Before: 20 GB permanent storage. End-to-end encrypted. MEGA Chat. File sharing with encryption. Desktop and mobile sync. 1 GB transfer quota that replenishes. Up to 5 GB additional via achievements (temporary).
After: MEGA's pricing page, fetched 2026-09-05, renders its plan table as "Transfer | Free: Limited | Pro plans: Up to 20 TB | Pro Flexi: Flexible starting at 3 TB | Business: Flexible starting at 3 TB". The free storage figure is not readable from this page: it renders as the unresolved template variable !{freePlanStorage} in all three places the page states it, including the FAQ answer "Yes, our free plan includes !{freePlanStorage} of storage." Our stored description's 20 GB was not re-verified here and is not contradicted.
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As of 2026-09-05, mega.io/pricing reads: MEGA's pricing page, fetched 2026-09-05, renders its plan table as "Transfer | Free: Limited | Pro plans: Up to 20 TB | Pro Flexi: Flexible starting at 3 TB | Business: Flexible starting at 3 TB". The free storage figure is not readable from this page: it renders as the unresolved template variable !{freePlanStorage} in all three places the page states it, including the FAQ answer "Yes, our free plan includes !{freePlanStorage} of storage." Our stored description's 20 GB was not re-verified here and is not contradicted. We are not publishing our stored MEGA terms beside it — our own correction record says they did not match MEGA's page. Our correction record states: Data correction - Not a change by MEGA. An Internet Archive copy of its page from 2026-04-02 already states the terms this record called new, and our listing of 2026-04-02 did not match them. Our re-read of 2026-09-05 recorded the difference as a change. Source: https://mega.io/pricing
What is MEGA's free tier?
MEGA's free tier is called "Free". As of 2026-09-05, mega.io/pricing reads: MEGA's pricing page, fetched 2026-09-05, renders its plan table as "Transfer | Free: Limited | Pro plans: Up to 20 TB | Pro Flexi: Flexible starting at 3 TB | Business: Flexible starting at 3 TB". The free storage figure is not readable from this page: it renders as the unresolved template variable !{freePlanStorage} in all three places the page states it, including the FAQ answer "Yes, our free plan includes !{freePlanStorage} of storage." Our stored description's 20 GB was not re-verified here and is not contradicted. We are not publishing our stored MEGA terms beside it — our own correction record says they did not match MEGA's page.
Is MEGA's free tier reliable?
MEGA's free tier is considered stable. The one record we hold corrects our own earlier entry rather than reporting a change the vendor made. See the pricing history below.
Is MEGA's free tier good for production?
As of 2026-09-05, mega.io/pricing reads: MEGA's pricing page, fetched 2026-09-05, renders its plan table as "Transfer | Free: Limited | Pro plans: Up to 20 TB | Pro Flexi: Flexible starting at 3 TB | Business… We are not publishing our stored MEGA terms beside it — our own correction record says they did not match MEGA's page. Until we have re-read the page we cannot say what capacity MEGA gives you, so we are not recommending it for production.
What changed in MEGA's pricing?
The one record we hold corrects our own earlier entry rather than reporting a change the vendor made.
When will I outgrow MEGA's free tier?
When your usage exceeds the free tier limits, you'll need to upgrade or evaluate alternatives in the same category.
What category is MEGA in?
MEGA is categorized under Cloud Storage on AgentDeals.