What you get free
1 GB
Taken from Internxt's own pricing page on 2026-07-29. Free tiers move, so check the source before you plan around the number.
How it changed
5Every entry below is dated and linked to the announcement it came from. This is the part worth reading before you commit: a free tier that has been cut once can be cut again.
| Date | Change | What happened |
|---|---|---|
| February 2, 2026 | Policy | Internxt announced its native rclone support and stated that Ultimate annual and lifetime plans are required to access rclone; the CLI/WebDAV route is likewise Ultimate-only. Free accounts get neither. Internxt Native Rclone Support - Internxt Blog (2 February 2026) |
| January 30, 2026 | Feature | rclone shipped a first-party `internxt` backend (contributed via PR #9110 by jzunigax2) in release v1.73.0, allowing direct sync/copy/mount of Internxt Drive without a WebDAV bridge. Internxt Drive - rclone documentation |
| June 18, 2024 | Cut | Internxt reduced its free plan to 1 GB of storage with no way to earn more. The free plan went from "2 GB on signup, up to 10 GB via referral actions" to a flat 1 GB for life. How much free storage do I get? - Internxt Help Center (article dated June 18, 2024) |
| June 18, 2024 | Policy | Alongside the storage cut, Internxt retired the referral program that let free users grow storage from 2 GB up to 10 GB by referring friends, subscribing to the newsletter, and installing the mobile/desktop/web apps. How does the Referral Program work? - Internxt Help Center (Wayback snapshot, 11 December 2023) |
| April 11, 2024 | Feature | Internxt announced WebDAV support, implemented as a local-only WebDAV bridge server run by the Internxt CLI so that zero-knowledge client-side encryption is preserved. New Feature: WebDAV Is Now Available Alongside Internxt's CLI Tool - Internxt Blog |
What happens if you stop using it
Inactive for 1 year: Free accounts that go a year without a login are marked inactive and their files are deleted. Internxt's Terms state verbatim: "Users who do not log in to their account for a period of one year will be considered inactive. Users will receive an email…
This is the policy as written by Internxt, checked on 2026-07-29. It is the clause people discover too late, which is why it gets its own section.
Can a backup tool reach it?
| rclone | Supported via the internxt backend docs |
|---|---|
| WebDAV | Not publicly specified — being verified |
| API on the free tier | Not publicly specified — being verified |
Page opens with a Limitations note before the config walkthrough: "Note: The Internxt backend may not work with all account…
Should you rely on it?
Not on its own. A free tier is a reasonable third copy under the 3-2-1 rule and a poor only copy, for the reason this page documents: the allowance is a business decision the provider can revise, and several on the tracker already have.
If the data matters, pair it with something you control. The offsite backup guide covers the pattern, and cloud backup options compares paid tiers that come with a retention promise instead of a marketing page.
1 GB Last verified 2026-07-29.
The tracked history holds 5 dated changes, the most recent being Policy on February 2, 2026. Each entry links the announcement it came from.
After 1 year. Free accounts that go a year without a login are marked inactive and their files are deleted. Internxt's Terms state verbatim: "Users who do not log in to their account for a period of one year will be considered inactive. Users will receive an email…
Yes, via the internxt backend. WebDAV: Not publicly specified — being verified. Free-tier API access: Not publicly specified — being verified.
No. One copy in one place is not a backup, whoever hosts it. A free tier is a useful third copy inside the 3-2-1 rule, never the only one — free tiers change, and this page exists because they have.