OneDrive

From Microsoft's OneDrive pages (online-cloud-storage and onedrive-plans-and-pricing on microsoft.com/en-us), read with a US-located request and in a browser on 3 November 2026. Microsoft says subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled, that its one-month trial converts to a paid subscription and needs a credit card, and that a footnote on Microsoft's business plans says that when a subscription is cancelled all associated data will be deleted. The pages read list expandable storage up to 10 TB on Personal, Family and Premium; the price of extra storage was not read. Microsoft's own pages differ on Family and Premium storage, as shown above.

From Microsoft's Compare OneDrive Business plans page (microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/onedrive/onedrive-business-plans-and-pricing), read with a US-located request and in a browser on 3 November 2026. The plans are for 1 to 300 employees. Microsoft says annual subscriptions auto renew, gives a 7-day cancellation window for a prorated refund, and says all associated data is deleted when a subscription is cancelled. Microsoft's page lists no standalone OneDrive-only plan. Microsoft's personal OneDrive page also lists Microsoft 365 Business Premium with Copilot at $32.00 per user a month, paid yearly, which the business plans page does not. Microsoft Support says OneDrive for work or school was formerly called OneDrive for Business and that Microsoft 365 gives at least 1 TB depending on the plan.

Wording from Microsoft's OneDrive FAQ, plans pages and Microsoft Support article What is OneDrive for work or school?, read on 3 November 2026. The pages read do not say whether a storage-only plan is sold elsewhere or was sold before.