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In light of the recently announced price increase, I'm seriously considering moving all my backups from B2 to Storj as Storj is only charging $0.004/GB . As it's mostly just a backup, I don't really need the free egress and I travel a lot so not being tied to a single DC location is also appealing. What do you guys think? Anyone using Storj? What has your experience been like so far?

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[–] [email protected] 0 points 1 year ago

That segment fee is really hard to understand for a new customer

$0.0000088 per segment. Each segment is at most 64mb, so 1tb is at least 16k segments.

1 tb in 100k files is $5 per month instead of the advertised $4