Your TERA storage plan determines the amount of cloud storage available to your account.
Monitoring storage usage helps prevent interruptions and allows you to plan for future file management needs.
TERA offers a free plan with 2 GB of storage, along with paid plans for users and organizations requiring additional capacity or features.
The storage allowance available to you depends on your selected plan.
According to TERA's current Drive documentation, you can monitor your storage in the following locations:
The storage usage indicator in TERA Drive.
The Billing area of your account settings.
Check these areas to review your current usage and available capacity.
TERA's Drive documentation states that storage is shared across Workspaces and billed to the Workspace owner.
Workspace owners should therefore consider the combined storage needs of their teams.
Storage usage generally increases when additional files are uploaded or stored.
Large videos, archives, media libraries, and project files can consume storage quickly.
The exact calculation of trash storage, shared files, and file versions should follow TERA's applicable storage policy.
Review large files periodically.
Remove unnecessary duplicates.
Organize project content into appropriate folders.
Review files that are no longer needed.
Monitor Workspace storage requirements.
Check your plan before starting major uploads.
If you reach your storage allowance, you may encounter restrictions when attempting to upload additional files.
Review the storage information displayed in your account and consider removing unnecessary content or upgrading your plan.
How to Choose the Right Plan
Features Included in All Plans
Understanding Workspace Storage and File Ownership
Unable to Upload Files to TERA: Causes and Solutions