NordLocker

Keeping sensitive files in end-to-end encrypted ‘lockers’ — both on your device and synced to the cloud. It is encryption-first storage from Nord Security, closer to a digital safe than a Dropbox replacement: you drop your most private documents, photos or records into a locker and they stay encrypted before anything leaves your machine. Think secure vault rather than a full sharing-and-collaboration workspace.

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The 2 TB Premium plan is US$14.99/mo, sitting above a 3 GB free tier for your most sensitive files. As across the Nord family, first-year promotional pricing renews higher, so budget for the standard rate rather than the introductory one when your term rolls over. It is priced as a dedicated encrypted vault rather than a bulk-storage bargain, so weigh it on security and the Nord ecosystem rather than on gigabytes per dollar alone.

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Yes. NordLocker uses zero-knowledge, end-to-end encryption across all plans, and it is built by Nord Security — the audited company behind NordVPN and NordPass. Lockers encrypt your files on your device before anything is uploaded, so the provider cannot read them.

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They are siblings, not one owning the other. NordLocker, NordVPN and NordPass are all products of Nord Security, the Lithuanian-founded company — they share an account ecosystem, but none of them owns the others.

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Yes — there is a free plan with 3 GB of encrypted cloud storage plus unlimited local-only lockers on your own device. That is enough for your most sensitive documents; larger backups or cloud-synced volume need one of the paid tiers.

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It is a vault, not a full cloud suite. There is no sharing-links ecosystem, no document editing, only a small free tier and limited web access — and renewal pricing rises after the first year, as across the Nord range. Judge it as the encrypted safe it is meant to be: excellent for locking down sensitive files, but not a replacement for a collaborative, feature-rich drive like pCloud or Sync.com if that is what you actually need.

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