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freebit Launches Cloud File Server "Cloud Disk Pro" for Small and Mid-Sized Businesses

freebit will begin offering the Cloud File Server "Cloud Disk Pro" for small and mid-sized businesses. From around mid-November 2026, users will be able to access up to 500 GB and 50 user IDs for a monthly fee of ¥20,000, excluding tax.

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¥20,000 per month (excluding tax, up to 500 GB and 50 user IDs)
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Announced details

Cloud Disk Pro
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

Moving the in-house NAS devices and file servers of small and mid-sized businesses to the cloud, file sharing across multiple locations and for telework, and secure file sharing with external parties (PPAP measures)

Launch dateScheduled for around mid-November 2026
Location (as indicated in this announcement)

Basic capacity of 500 GB, up to 50 user IDs

Offering price

Base fee: ¥20,000 per month (excluding tax, up to 500 GB and 50 user IDs) / Additional storage: ¥10,000 per month (per 500 GB) / Additional users: ¥5,000 per month (per 10 user IDs) / No initial fee and no minimum usage period

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Announced details
ItemDetails
Names of Products / Services CoveredCloud Disk Pro
Offering priceBase fee: ¥20,000 per month (excluding tax, up to 500 GB and 50 user IDs) / Additional storage: ¥10,000 per month (per 500 GB) / Additional users: ¥5,000 per month (per 10 user IDs) / No initial fee and no minimum usage period
Launch dateScheduled for around mid-November 2026
Applicable areaMoving the in-house NAS devices and file servers of small and mid-sized businesses to the cloud, file sharing across multiple locations and for telework, and secure file sharing with external parties (PPAP measures)
Location scaleBasic capacity of 500 GB, up to 50 user IDs
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CounterpartyCounterparty overviewRelationship with the CompanyContract ValueContract DateAward/certification nameAwarding / certifying bodyRegistration number and expiry dateLocationQuantitative EffectsUsage historyImpact on Business PerformanceSource

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The reasons the company gives

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To address the aging of in-house NAS devices and file servers, upgrade costs and maintenance burdens, the need to establish environments for external access, and demand for secure file sharing following a review of PPAP.

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