Memopal review

Memopal is a cloud backup service with file sync, sharing and archive features. It uploads new and changed files in the background, then stores them in Memopal’s cloud. You can schedule backups and adjust bandwidth controls, according to the published product information.

One account can protect unlimited computers using pooled storage. That is different from unlimited storage: each listed plan has a storage cap, from 3 GB on Free to 5 TB on Pro. Memopal also keeps a dedicated sync folder updated across linked computers, so files in that folder can stay in step between devices.

For retrieval and collaboration, Memopal offers file sharing through download links, version recovery and archived cloud copies of files deleted locally. It also supports connected external drives and NAS units through mapped drives. The available information does not specify how long versions or deleted-file copies are retained.

Memopal combines backup and basic file-sync tools in one service. That may suit someone who wants copies of files stored off-device, plus a shared folder that stays updated across linked computers, without choosing separate products for those tasks.

The clearest practical advantage is broad device coverage: the product information says one account can protect unlimited computers, with storage pooled across them. Storage is still capped by plan, so the benefit is adding computers without a per-computer limit—not getting unlimited backup space.

Other useful features include:

• Background backup: New and changed files upload automatically, with scheduling and bandwidth controls.
• Recovery options: Memopal supports earlier file versions and archived copies of files deleted locally. The retention periods are not published in the information available to us.
• Sharing: Users can create download links from desktop menus or the web portal; the product describes these as secure links.
• External storage: Connected external drives and NAS units are supported through mapped drives.

The free plan gives one user 3 GB. Paid options range from 50 GB to 5 TB for one user, while listed Business plans cover three to ten users and 500 GB to 2 TB of shared backup storage.

The storage caps are the main constraint. Free includes 3 GB; the listed Pro plans top out at 5 TB for one user. Business plans list 500 GB for three users, 1 TB for five users, or 2 TB for ten users. Those amounts may be limiting if several people need to back up large libraries, and the published information does not say whether storage can be expanded with add-ons.

Pricing needs clarification before a switch. The listed amounts are €19 for Pro 50 GB, €49 for Pro 200 GB, €79 for Pro 400 GB, €149 for Pro 1 TB, and €789 for Pro 5 TB. Business amounts run from €129 to €459. But monthly prices are not published, and although the pricing information describes these as annual-billing amounts, it does not state the billing unit or monthly equivalents. Treat the figures as a starting point for checking the checkout page, not a clear monthly cost.

The available information also does not publish version-retention periods or a free-trial offer. We would confirm both, along with the final billing amount, before moving an existing backup setup.

Memopal has a free plan with 3 GB for one user. The listed Pro plans are €19 for 50 GB, €49 for 200 GB, €79 for 400 GB, €149 for 1 TB and €789 for 5 TB. Business plans are €129 for 500 GB and three users, €249 for 1 TB and five users, or €459 for 2 TB and ten users. These are listed as annual-billing amounts per plan, but the pricing information does not state the billing unit or monthly equivalents. Treat the figures as a guide, not a confirmed monthly cost. The step from Pro 1 TB to 5 TB is €640; the largest listed plan is also capped at 5 TB. No add-ons are listed. Pricing was checked on 2026-11-06 and is marked low confidence, so confirm the amount and billing terms with Memopal before switching.

Memopal combines backup, file sync and archived copies, so first decide which files need to remain backed up and which need to stay synchronized across devices. If you are leaving, plan to retrieve and verify your cloud files before ending the service. The published information does not describe a bulk export tool, migration assistant, retention period after cancellation or a specific migration process; those details are worth confirming with Memopal. Moving in also means checking that your required storage fits the plan: the listed Pro range tops out at 5 TB, while business plans list up to 2 TB. We were not given Reddit posts or comments for this review, so we cannot responsibly say what users tend to leave over. Pricing clarity is a known concern in our verdict: monthly prices and per-month equivalents are not published. Ask about billing and export terms before committing.