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Blomp

By Blomp · blomp.com

  • Free plan
  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Linux
  • Web
  • iPhone and iPad
  • Android
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What Blomp is

Blomp provides cloud storage and backup for photos, videos, audio files and documents across web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android. The free plan starts with 40 GB and can reach 400 GB through active referrals, while free users can upload unlimited videos and multiple files at once. Files can be saved, synchronized, organized, copied, renamed, placed in folders and downloaded. Google Drive connections let users select and import files or folders. Blomp describes an open-standards interface and support for rclone. It says stored content and sensitive data in transit are encrypted, two-factor authentication is available, and data is kept in three copies across three availability zones. Free accounts need a yearly login to retain files; paid plans do not. Listed options include 500 GB for $0.99 a month, 2 TB for $2.99 a month and larger capacities.

Who it suits

Blomp suits people and teams storing personal media and documents across desktop and mobile devices. It also fits users who want Google Drive importing, rclone access or referral-based free storage.

Good to know, and what to watch

  • Free plan starts with 40 GB
  • Supports Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android
  • Unlimited video uploads for free users
  • Google Drive import supports files and folders
  • Three copies stored across three availability zones
  • Free accounts require a yearly login
  • Free storage reaches 400 GB only through referrals
  • Paid plans are billed monthly

Free

Free

40–400 GB

Free

500 GB

$0.99/mo

2 TB

$2.99/mo

Free plan · paid from $0.99/mo

The verdict

Blomp offers broad device coverage, file management and a referral-based free tier. Its yearly-login rule for free accounts and multiple paid capacity levels are important when choosing how to retain files.

What the maker publishes

Data location
Blomp's privacy policy says the company is based in the United States. source
Developer access
Blomp describes an open standards interface and its cloud-storage page promotes use with rclone. source
Device platforms
Windows,macOS,Linux,iOS,Android source
File management
Users can save, sync, organize, copy, rename, create folders, and download files. source
Free-account activity
Blomp says free accounts require a yearly login to keep files, while paid plans do not require yearly logins. source
Free plan
Yes source
Free storage
The free plan starts with 40 GB and can reach 400 GB by adding 40 GB for each friend who joins and stays active. source
Google Drive integration
Blomp lets users connect Google Drive to select and import files or folders into Blomp. source
Headquarters
United States source
Photo and video uploads
Blomp says free users can upload unlimited videos and upload multiple files at once. source
Privacy
Blomp says Google Drive data is used only for the requested import and backup functions and is not shared with third parties. source
Product
Blomp provides cloud file storage and backup for photos, videos, audio files, and documents. source
Redundancy
Blomp says it stores data across three availability zones in three copies. source
Security
Blomp says it encrypts stored content and sensitive data in transit and offers two-factor authentication. source
Storage limit
500 source
Support
Blomp provides a support forum for questions and troubleshooting. source
Supported platforms
The site lists browser access and downloads or mobile apps for Windows, Mac, Ubuntu Linux, iPhone, and Android. source

Checked against the maker's pages on 11 Oct 2026.