Overview
- Snap confirmed a global rollout that will prompt users over 5GB of saved photos and videos to subscribe or export their archives.
- Introductory pricing includes 100GB for $1.99 per month and 250GB bundled with the $3.99 Snapchat+ subscription, according to a company spokesperson.
- Reports on larger tiers and regional rates vary, with some outlets listing multi‑terabyte options at higher monthly prices, and full pricing and billing start dates remain undisclosed.
- Users exceeding the free threshold get 12 months of temporary storage and can export content via batch downloads in the app or a full 'My Data' request.
- Snap says most users store less than 5GB and will see no change, as online backlash grows over recurring fees for long‑saved Memories.