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SpiderOak One review
No-knowledge, end-to-end encrypted backup with sync and sharing on unlimited Linux, Mac and Windows devices.
By the KeenVerdict research desk · Updated November 12, 2026
- Features (40%)
- 8.0
- Ease of use (30%)
- 7.2
- Value (30%)
- 7.6
SpiderOak One is for people who rank privacy above price. Files are encrypted on your device before upload and the keys stay with you, so SpiderOak states it cannot read your files, filenames or folder structure. Every plan includes unlimited devices across Linux, Mac and Windows, plus backup, sync, sharing and version history. Backup takes versioned, point-in-time copies of the folders you select, and you can roll back to a snapshot from before a ransomware attack or deletion without the original device. Sync works through a Hive folder or custom folder pairs, and Share Rooms or self-destructing links let you share read-only files with people outside your account. Pricing runs from $6 per month or $69 per year for 150 GB to $29 per month for 5 TB. That makes it expensive per terabyte next to Backblaze or IDrive, and because backups cover selected folders, you have to choose what to include.
Who it is for
Privacy-focused users who need backup, sync and sharing together
Price
150 GB $6 per month or $69 per year; 400 GB $11; 2 TB $14; 5 TB $29 per month.
150 GB $6/month per user (or $69 annually)
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 12, 2026.
Key features
- Files are encrypted on your device; SpiderOak cannot read files, filenames or metadata
- Unlimited devices on every plan across Linux, Mac and Windows
- Point-in-time recovery to a snapshot from before ransomware or deletion
- Sync through the Hive folder or custom folder pairs
- Share Rooms and self-destructing single-file links
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: No-knowledge encryption covers filenames and metadata too
- Strength: Every plan allows unlimited devices
- Strength: Linux support
- Weakness: Storage is capped, starting at 150 GB
- Weakness: 2 TB costs $14 per month, more than unlimited rivals
- Weakness: Backup only covers folders you select
Key facts
- Storage: 150 GB to 5 TB
- Devices: Unlimited
- Platforms: Linux, Mac, Windows
- Encryption: End-to-end, no-knowledge
Where it ranks
SpiderOak One is No. 7 in our Best Online Backup Services verdict.
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