pCloud
Lifetime storage pays a bounty that behaves like an annuity
- Privacy & Security Tools
- by pCloud AG
- Lifetime 500GB $219 / 2TB $499; monthly & annual plans available · lifetime cloud storage — one payment, forever access
- undefined · recurring commissions
Affiliate link — we may earn a commission if you buy, at no extra cost to you. Terms verified Oct 11, 2026 against the vendor's own program page.
Quick verdict
- Best for
- Creators and POD sellers outgrowing free cloud storage
- Skip if
- Payouts no earlier than 45 days post-referral
- Skip if
- Payouts no earlier than 45 days post-referral
- Price
- Lifetime 500GB $219 / 2TB $499; monthly & annual plans available (lifetime cloud storage — one payment, forever access)
- Affiliate payout
- 20% of every Lifetime payment + 20% of each subscription payment (recurring), monthly payouts around the 16th, $10 PayPal minimum ($500 bank)
- The catch
- Their own page contradicts itself on cookie length (FAQ says 45 days, features say 90)
- Our rating
- 4/5 — honest take
- Last verified
- Oct 11, 2026
Our honest take
The lane's best friction-to-dollars ratio: instant signup, $10 minimum, and a $44–$100 commission on a product with genuine buyer intent. Model on the 45-day cookie — their own FAQ is the conservative number.
Who it's for
Creators and POD sellers outgrowing free cloud storage
What you get
- 20% of a $499 2TB lifetime plan = $99.80 in one shot ($44 on 500GB)
- 20% recurring on subscription customers instead, if the customer goes monthly
- Instant in-house signup at partner.pcloud.com — PayPal, 18+
pCloud — questions
Is pCloud legit?
pCloud is a real product from pCloud AG with its own checkout — check their current refund terms before buying. Legit ≠ worth it for you, though: weigh the cons above against where you actually are. Our score: 4/5.
Why does Make Money HQ link with affiliate links?
Because it keeps the directory free and independent. The commission comes out of the vendor's side, not your price. We'd rather be transparent and keep your trust — it's the only asset a directory has.