UnoLock Pricing Overview

How Payments Work

1. Who is this for?

This section is relevant for all UnoLock users, whether they are individuals, families, or businesses, who need to understand how payments are processed for their chosen pricing tier. It applies to users who choose either prepaid or subscription-based payment models.

2. What does it explain?

It explains the payment process, including:

• How payments are processed automatically for subscriptions.
• How prepaid credits work and how users can manually add credit.
• The flexibility in adjusting tiers and storage needs, with changes being reflected in future billing cycles.
• The different methods of payment (credit card via Stripe, Bitcoin for privacy).

3. Why is this important?

Understanding how payments work is essential for:

• Ensuring that users maintain access to their vaults without interruptions.
• Allowing users to adjust their tier and storage costs based on their evolving needs.
• Giving users control over how they budget and pay for UnoLock services, whether they prefer a prepaid model or an automated subscription.
• Providing transparency regarding Bitcoin payments, which require a validation period.

4. How does the payment process work?

• Subscription model: When users select a monthly subscription, payments are processed automatically at the beginning of each billing cycle. Users can choose between paying with a credit card via Stripe or using Bitcoin for enhanced privacy. If additional storage is used beyond the tier’s allocation, the cost is adjusted in the next billing cycle.
• Prepaid model: For users who prefer not to subscribe, they can add credit to their UnoLock account manually. Credits are deducted based on the storage used and time remaining. If storage exceeds the tier allocation, users must add additional credit to keep their vault active. If credit runs out, the safe is downgraded to FreeSafe until more credit is added.
• Bitcoin payments: When paying with Bitcoin, users send the necessary amount to a wallet address provided by UnoLock. There is a short validation period for Bitcoin transactions, ensuring that payments are confirmed and applied to the user’s account.

Users can adjust their tier or storage needs at any time, with any changes reflected in the next billing cycle for subscriptions or as credits are consumed for prepaid plans. If users downgrade, unused credits from the old tier are refunded in the form of promo codes for future use.

How Storage Cost is Calculated

1. Who is this for?

This section is for all UnoLock users who want to understand how their storage usage impacts their costs, whether they are on a prepaid plan or a subscription. It is especially relevant for users who may exceed the storage limits of their chosen pricing tier and need to know how additional costs are calculated.

2. What does it explain?

It explains:

• How storage costs are calculated based on the amount of encrypted data a user stores in their vault.
• The baseline storage allocation for each tier (e.g., 128KB for FreeSafe, 10GB for LifeSafe).
• How extra storage beyond the tier allocation is charged, typically at $1 per gigabyte per month.
• The difference in how prepaid users and subscription users handle additional storage costs.

3. Why is this important?

Understanding how storage costs are calculated is critical for users to:

• Avoid unexpected charges, especially if they are using more storage than their tier allows.
• Plan their budget effectively by knowing exactly how much additional storage will cost.
• Keep their vault active by ensuring they maintain sufficient credits in the prepaid model or understanding how their subscription billing will adjust in the next cycle.

4. How does storage cost work?

• Baseline storage: Each pricing tier comes with a specific amount of storage included. For instance:
  • FreeSafe: 128KB
  • LegacyGuard: 128KB
  • PrimeSafe: 1GB
  • LockSafe and LifeSafe: 10GB
• Additional storage: If a user’s storage exceeds the baseline allocation, they are charged $1 per gigabyte per month (equivalent to 1 credit per GB per month).

Prepaid model:

• For prepaid users, credits are consumed as they use more storage. If their usage exceeds the tier allocation, credits are consumed faster, and users need to add more credit to maintain access to their vault.
• If users run out of credit, their safe will be downgraded to FreeSafe unless more credits are added.

Subscription model:

• For subscription users, if they exceed the storage included in their tier, the additional cost will be added to the next billing cycle.
• The cost for the extra storage will be reflected in the user’s monthly payment, ensuring they only pay for the storage they use.

Users can monitor their storage usage in real-time through their UnoLock dashboard, which helps them track whether they are approaching or exceeding their storage limits.

FreeSafe: Entry-Level Tier

1. Who is this for?

The FreeSafe tier is designed for beginners or individuals with basic data security needs who want to try out UnoLock's features without committing to a paid plan. It’s ideal for users with small amounts of data to secure, such as passwords or seed phrases for cryptocurrency.

2. What does it offer?

The FreeSafe tier provides essential security features at no cost, allowing users to store and protect small amounts of critical information. Key features include:

• Biometric and FIDO2 Access: Secure, passwordless authentication using biometric login (e.g., fingerprint or facial recognition) or FIDO2 hardware tokens for added protection.
• Local File Encryption: All files are encrypted locally before they are uploaded to the UnoLock vault, ensuring that even UnoLock cannot access the contents.
• LockOutGuard: This feature prevents users from getting permanently locked out of their safe by allowing recovery through backup devices or tokens.
• Global Redundancy: Data stored in FreeSafe is backed up across multiple global data centers, safeguarding it from localized outages or failures.
• 128KB Storage: FreeSafe offers enough space to store small text-based records, such as passwords, email credentials, or cryptocurrency seed phrases.

3. Why is this important?

The FreeSafe tier is crucial because it provides:

• Entry-level security: It allows users to explore UnoLock’s security features without a financial commitment, making it accessible for anyone.
• Basic protection for sensitive data: Users can safeguard small but important data like passwords or seed phrases, protecting them from unauthorized access or breaches.
• Gateway to advanced tiers: FreeSafe is an excellent starting point for users who might later upgrade to paid tiers as their storage and security needs grow.

4. How does it work?

• Biometric and FIDO2 Access: Users can log in to their UnoLock vault using biometric authentication or FIDO2 tokens, providing a highly secure and convenient login experience.
• Local Encryption: Before any data is uploaded, it is encrypted on the user’s device, ensuring that only the user has access to the unencrypted data. This guarantees privacy, even from UnoLock.
• LockOutGuard: If users lose access to their primary login method (e.g., a device), they can recover their safe using pre-configured backup devices or tokens, ensuring they aren’t permanently locked out.
• Global Redundancy: Data stored in the FreeSafe vault is replicated across multiple global locations, ensuring that it remains accessible even in the event of local outages.
• 128KB Storage: Users can store essential text-based records like:
  • Passwords for email accounts, social media, or bank logins.
  • Seed phrases for cryptocurrency wallets.
  • PINs or other critical security credentials.

Use Cases:

• Personal Password Management: Users can store sensitive login credentials for their accounts (e.g., email, banking, or social media) securely within the FreeSafe vault, ensuring they are protected by UnoLock’s encryption and redundancy features.
• Cryptocurrency Investors: Individuals managing cryptocurrency can use FreeSafe to store the seed phrases or private keys for their wallets, ensuring these critical access points are safe and recoverable.
• Entry-Level Security: For those new to digital vaults and security systems, FreeSafe offers a free and risk-free way to begin protecting important information, with the option to upgrade as their needs expand.

LegacyGuard: Intermediate Tier

1. Who is this for?

The LegacyGuard tier is ideal for individuals or families who want to securely manage their digital inheritance and ensure that critical data is transferred to loved ones in the event of death or incapacitation. It is designed for users who need inheritance planning for passwords, digital assets, and sensitive information, while maintaining robust security features.

2. What does it offer?

The LegacyGuard tier provides enhanced security and inheritance features for users seeking long-term management of their digital assets. Key features include:

• Inheritance Starter Safe: A dedicated vault for securely passing on important passwords, account information, or digital assets to designated heirs.
• LegacyLink Inheritance + Asset Transfer: A seamless tool that facilitates the secure transfer of digital assets, including passwords and cryptocurrency, to beneficiaries.
• Global Redundancy & Local Encryption: Data is protected both globally and locally, ensuring maximum security through multi-location backups and local encryption.
• LockOutGuard: Provides protection against lockouts, with options for backup device recovery.
• 128KB Storage: Suitable for securely storing essential text-based information, like passwords, legal documents, or access credentials for digital accounts.

3. Why is this important?

The LegacyGuard tier is important because it enables users to:

• Ensure digital inheritance: It provides a secure and reliable way to manage the transfer of important digital assets to loved ones, ensuring that important information is accessible after death or incapacitation.
• Plan for the future: Digital inheritance is a growing concern, and LegacyGuard allows users to protect not just their physical assets but also their digital ones, including passwords, online accounts, and cryptocurrency wallets.
• Maintain security and control: The inclusion of robust security features like Local Encryption and Global Redundancy ensures that the data remains safe during the user’s lifetime and beyond.

4. How does it work?

• Inheritance Starter Safe: Users set up a vault that is specifically designed to hold information that will be passed on to designated heirs or beneficiaries. This safe includes essential passwords, legal documents, or digital asset keys.
• LegacyLink Inheritance + Asset Transfer: Users can assign trusted individuals to inherit access to their vault after their death or incapacitation. Once the transfer is triggered (based on predefined conditions), the assets are securely handed over without the risk of unauthorized access.
• Global Redundancy & Local Encryption: Data stored in the LegacyGuard safe is encrypted locally and then backed up across multiple global data centers, ensuring that it is both safe from breaches and accessible even in case of local failures.
• LockOutGuard: This feature allows users to recover their safe in case of device loss or lockout, using backup devices or tokens to regain access.
• 128KB Storage: Designed to hold essential text-based information, LegacyGuard can store:
  • Passwords for online accounts or financial systems.
  • Seed phrases or private keys for cryptocurrency wallets.
  • Legal documents such as wills, deeds, or power of attorney paperwork.

Use Cases:

• Digital Estate Planning: Individuals wanting to ensure their family or loved ones can access critical accounts, passwords, or assets after their death can use LegacyGuard to securely manage this information. For instance, users can store the passwords to financial accounts, social media profiles, or legal documents, and designate an heir to receive access.
• Cryptocurrency Investors: Users who own cryptocurrency can securely store seed phrases and private keys in their Inheritance Starter Safe, ensuring these valuable digital assets are transferred to their designated beneficiaries without risk of loss or theft.
• Families Preparing for the Future: Families planning for the future can use LegacyGuard to securely share access to important documents, such as family wills, deeds, or sensitive records, ensuring they are protected and accessible when needed.

PrimeSafe: Advanced Tier

1. Who is this for?

The PrimeSafe tier is designed for crypto investors and individuals or businesses with higher data security needs. It is ideal for users who require more storage, advanced protection against coercion, and secure handling of sensitive data, including cryptocurrency assets.

2. What does it offer?

The PrimeSafe tier provides enhanced storage and advanced security features, making it suitable for users handling critical and sensitive data. Key features include:

• DuressDecoy Mode: A decoy safe that contains non-critical information and is meant to be accessed under coercion, while the real vault remains hidden and secure.
• CybVault Digital Paper Wallet (DPW): Allows users to generate cryptocurrency keys and sign transactions securely, without exposing private keys or seed phrases.
• 1GB Storage: A significant increase in storage compared to the lower tiers, suitable for storing a wide range of files, including documents, images, backups, and more.
• Additional File Type Support: Enables secure storage for various file formats, allowing users to protect more than just text-based records.
• Everything in LegacyGuard: Includes all the features of the LegacyGuard tier, such as LegacyLink Inheritance and LockOutGuard, ensuring both security and digital inheritance options.

3. Why is this important?

The PrimeSafe tier is important for users who:

• Need enhanced security: The DuressDecoy Mode offers protection in coercive or high-risk situations, where users can provide access to a fake safe while keeping their real sensitive data hidden.
• Manage cryptocurrency securely: With the CybVault Digital Paper Wallet (DPW), users can safely store and manage cryptocurrency assets, preventing exposure of critical private keys.
• Require additional storage: The larger storage capacity (1GB) is crucial for users with more extensive data security needs, allowing them to protect documents, images, and other file types.
• Want to balance security and inheritance: PrimeSafe ensures that users can manage inheritance securely, while also offering the advanced security needed to protect sensitive information from potential threats.

4. How does it work?

• DuressDecoy Mode: If users are coerced into providing access to their vault, they can activate DuressDecoy Mode, which opens a decoy vault containing non-critical information. The real vault remains hidden, ensuring that sensitive data like passwords, cryptocurrency keys, or important documents are not exposed.
• CybVault Digital Paper Wallet (DPW): Users can generate cryptocurrency keys and sign transactions without ever exposing private keys. This protects sensitive crypto data from being compromised and ensures safe transactions.
• 1GB Storage: PrimeSafe offers 1GB of storage, enough for documents, images, backups, and sensitive files such as:
  • Legal documents (contracts, wills).
  • Financial records (investment portfolios, tax documents).
  • Backup files for software or sensitive business data.
• Additional File Type Support: Unlike lower tiers, PrimeSafe allows users to store various types of files securely, expanding the scope beyond just text-based records.
• LegacyLink Inheritance + Asset Transfer: Users can also manage digital inheritance using the built-in tools from LegacyGuard, ensuring their heirs can securely inherit digital assets like passwords, accounts, or cryptocurrency.

Use Cases:

• Cryptocurrency Investors: Investors who store large amounts of cryptocurrency can use CybVault DPW to securely manage private keys, ensuring safe storage of seed phrases and preventing exposure to theft or loss. The DuressDecoy Mode provides an additional layer of protection in high-risk situations.
• Small Business Owners: Businesses needing to secure contracts, financial records, or sensitive data can use PrimeSafe to protect essential files. The decoy feature also offers protection in case of attempted coercion, keeping important data hidden.
• Legal and Financial Professionals: Professionals who handle sensitive client information, such as contracts or tax records, can store their files securely within PrimeSafe’s encrypted vault, ensuring they remain private and protected from breaches or unauthorized access.

LockSafe: Premium Tier

1. Who is this for?

The LockSafe tier is designed for families and small businesses that need multi-device access, larger storage capacity, and advanced control over how data is accessed and shared. This tier is suitable for users who require secure storage and data management across multiple users or devices, as well as granular control over different types of sensitive information.

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