- Free allowance
- 5 GB permanent on the free plan, plus 1 TB for 30 days once per account with no card.
- Verdict
- triala time-boxed or one-time trial, not a recurring allowance
- Cost
- free tier
- Identity
- emailno card, no phone
- Binding limit
- per-object-cap10 TB per file, with resumable transfers
- Evidence
- reported10 sources; a third party said so
- Freshness
- stale on 2026-11-19checked 2026-11-04 (inherited); stale on 2026-11-19
| Free tier | 5 GB permanent on the free plan, plus 1 TB for 30 days once per account with no card. Paid storage is sold on a slider from 250 GB to 100 TB, priced per terabyte unit GiB; metered on stored-bytes |
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| Price | none stated |
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| Limits | - per-object-cap (binding) 10 TB per file, with resumable transfers source
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| Binding | per-object-cap The trial is 30 days and the free plan is 5 GB, so the clock is what ends it. The per-file ceiling is the number that would decide the plan if the price were known, and the price is behind a slider that the static page does not carry. |
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| Identity | email an email address. The 1 TB trial is 'one-time offer per account' with no card |
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| Egress | No egress line item published; the page states '250 GB to 100 TB, priced by the terabyte and never by the head' |
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| Per-object cap | 10 TB per file, with resumable transfers (10000000000000 bytes) |
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| Retention | Permanent on the free plan. The 1 TB trial is 30 days |
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| Interface | webdav, rest, rclone |
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| Tooling | rclone webdav is named on the page, against https://drive.trekmail.net/dav/files/account/. A REST API and a 42-tool MCP server exist, and per-device WebDAV passwords are issued |
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| Composes with | A 10 TB per-file ceiling with resumable uploads, a REST API and MCP tooling is the only design in this survey aimed at programmatic bulk ingest by an agent rather than a human. The free plan is 5 GB, so the capability is priced and only the trial is free |
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| Reliability | An email host that added a Drive product. drive.trekmail.net/status.php returns 404, so it is not a Nextcloud backend; /dav/files/ returns 401 on GET, so the endpoint exists and is auth-gated. The paid price is behind a slider and absent from the static page, which is why this is medium confidence |
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| Notes | The design is right for a user and the free tier is wrong: 5 GB permanent and a 30-day terabyte. The paid ladder is unpublished in the static page, so no price is recorded rather than a guessed one. |
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| Evidence note | reported The paid price is not in the static HTML, so price_per_tb_month is absent rather than estimated. |
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| Parsed numbers | - has-free-tier 1
- per-object-cap 10 TB
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