What happens if my account exceeds its storage limit?
If your InfiniCLOUD account exceeds its allocated storage capacity, certain features will become unavailable until the storage usage is reduced or additional capacity is added.
The following restrictions may apply:
- You will no longer be able to move or delete files.
- ZFS snapshots may be automatically deleted to help recover storage space.
- File uploads or downloads (via the File Browser or WebDAV App) may fail. Attempting to upload files while over the storage limit may also trigger the deletion of ZFS snapshots.
Upgrade Your Storage
InfiniCLOUD offers the following premium storage plans:
- 300 GB
- 3 TB
- 10 TB
Each plan is available with either a monthly or annual subscription.
For more information about premium plans, please click here.
Payments are only accepted via PayPal.
Delete ZFS snapshots
InfiniCLOUD periodically creates ZFS snapshots of your data throughout the day. These snapshots allow you to restore deleted files or recover previous versions when needed.
Because snapshots consume storage space, deleting unnecessary snapshots can help reduce your storage usage.
Snapshots can be deleted from either the File Browser or the Dataset Editor.
Note: Deleting the original file does not automatically delete its associated snapshots.
After deleting snapshots, it may take several minutes for your available storage to update.
What Happens If I Remain Over the Storage Limit?
If your account continues to exceed its storage limit and the issue is not resolved within a reasonable period, the data stored in your account may become subject to deletion in accordance with InfiniCLOUD's Terms of Service.
While InfiniCLOUD Support will make reasonable efforts to contact you before any action is taken, we cannot guarantee that your data will be retained if the storage limit remains unresolved.
Last updated: July 14, 2026