What is Everabyte?
Everabyte is zero-knowledge encrypted cloud storage with three products — EverSpark, EverStream and EverBlaze — for individuals, teams and businesses.
Everabyte is encrypted cloud storage built on a zero-knowledge architecture. Your files are encrypted on your device before they reach Everabyte’s infrastructure. Everabyte never holds your encryption keys, so it cannot read your files.
The service is available through three products, each designed for a different use case.
The three Everabyte products
EverSpark
EverSpark is Everabyte’s personal cloud. It is built for individuals, students and freelancers who want to store and share their files. Sharing relies on simple access controls that let you decide who can see or download your content.
EverStream
EverStream is built for startups, developers and teams. It includes full API access at no extra cost, buckets, REST APIs and SDKs (JavaScript, Python, Go and more), with no per-key API quotas and a 99.99% uptime SLA.
EverBlaze
EverBlaze is the enterprise product. It serves businesses, non-profits, government and education. It offers full API access, white-label branding (logo, colors, domain), dedicated virtual machines, role-based permissions, activity logging and a 99.99% uptime SLA.
Choosing your product
Each product comes with several plans, from personal storage to enterprise deployment. See the Pricing page for current plans and prices.
For a detailed comparison, read Which Everabyte product should I choose?.
Note — Whatever the size of your library, your files stay encrypted on your device before any upload: Everabyte cannot read them.
Common issues
Can Everabyte read my files?
No. Encryption happens on your device and Everabyte never holds your encryption keys.
Which product fits my needs?
EverSpark for personal use, EverStream for startups and developers, EverBlaze for organizations. See the comparison article for details.
Are my files encrypted by default?
Yes. Files are encrypted on your device before they are uploaded to the infrastructure.
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