Horror movies get one thing badly wrong. The monster never knocks on the front door. It already has the key.
Online, that key is usually a password. Verizon’s 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report still finds credential abuse in 39% of breaches. Meanwhile, the Identity Theft Resource Center logged a record 3,322 data compromises in the US last year. Nobody needed a costume.
So this October, pCloud is skipping the candy bowl. Instead, from October 19 to 31, 2026, our Halloween deals give you two lifetime security tools for half their price. One is a password manager that guards the front door. The other is zero-knowledge encryption that locks the vault behind it.
Two Weeks, Two Halloween Deals
Here’s the full calendar. Each deal runs for one week, and each one ends on schedule.
| Dates | Product | Regular Price | Halloween Price | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 19–25, 2026 | pCloud Pass Premium Lifetime | $239 | $119 | 50% |
| Oct 19–25, 2026 | pCloud Pass Family Lifetime | $399 | $199 | 50% |
| Oct 26–31, 2026 | pCloud Encryption Lifetime | $229 | $115 | 50% |
Every offer is a lifetime plan. You pay once, and the protection stays. No renewal notice will creep out of your inbox next October.
pCloud Pass at -50% (Oct 19–25)
Quick confession time. How many of your accounts share the same password?
If the answer makes you wince, you’re in good company. Reused passwords are the skeleton key every attacker hopes to find. pCloud Pass retires that habit for good. It safely keeps, accesses, and manages unlimited passwords, credit card info, and encrypted notes. Everything syncs across all your devices and autofills when you need it.
This week, both lifetime tiers drop by half:
- Pass Premium Lifetime: $239, now $119. One person, every account, locked down for life.
- Pass Family Lifetime: $399, now $199. Up to five household members share the protection, each with a private vault.
Who is this deal for? Anyone who doesn’t own a pCloud Pass lifetime plan yet.
pCloud Encryption at -50% (Oct 26–31)
A password manager keeps monsters out of the hallway. However, what about the files sitting in the rooms behind it?
That’s where pCloud Encryption comes in. It uses zero-knowledge encryption, which means your files get encrypted on your device before upload. Only you hold the key.
Think of it as a crypt with one lock and one key, and the key lives in your pocket. Put tax returns, contracts, and passport scans in your Crypto folder. To everyone else, they become meaningless scrambled data.
Why pCloud Pass & pCloud Encryption?
Digital monsters exploit the same two gaps. A weak or reused password hands over your accounts. Unencrypted files hand over everything inside them once an account falls. Our Halloween deals cover both, one week at a time:
- pCloud Pass stops intruders at the door with unique, strong passwords.
- pCloud Encryption makes sure anything they reach stays unreadable.
You don’t need both. Still, buying them a week apart at half price is a rather tidy way to fix both gaps.
