Online Business Folder

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Discover a better way to back up, store, and share your files. Enjoy a secure, affordable way to access all your documents, photos, music and more! Online Storage is your personal network drive, letting you back up, store, retrieve and share your data from any online computer.
It's the ultimate tool for anyone who's ever forgotten an important file, worried about losing their data or just wanted an easy way to share their favorite files.
  • Save up to 90%* over the other online backup and storage services.
  • Online Storage. Access important files from any online computer.
  • Secure Backup. Enjoy the peace of mind knowing your files are safe.
  • Unlimited Sharing°. No limits to how many times you share a file or how many files you share!
  • Expert 24/7 support. If you've got a question, we're here to help.

Economy : Price 1500 /yr

10 GB Storage Space
Unlimited Sharing°
Backup: Manual & Automatic

Deluxe   ₹1800 /yr

100 GB Storage Space
Unlimited Sharing°
Backup: Manual & Automatic

Plan Features

  • Multiple access points: Computer, Website & FTP
  • Auto-synchronization
  • PC and Mac compatible
  • Built-in editing tool

All Plans Include

  • Scheduled backups
  • Unlimited account-to-account & public sharing°
  • Simple and secure storage
  • Drag-and-drop file transfer
  • Upload up to a 2 GB file
  • Multiple-file uploads & download
  • High-resolution image viewer and slideshow
  • File editing tool
  • Multi-computer sync
  • Zip and unzip support
  • FTP support

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