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Find, configure and manage the right NAS for the way you work, create and store, from family photos and personal files to business data, backups and surveillance.
What is NAS?
A NAS (Network Attached Storage) is a dedicated storage device connected to your network, giving you one central place for your files, backups, media and important data.
Store
Keep every photo, video, project and document on one NAS instead of five external drives and three cloud accounts. When it fills up, add bigger drives or more bays, not another subscription.
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Protect
RAID keeps your data safe when a drive dies. Snapshots roll files back after a mistake or a ransomware attack, and scheduled backups copy what matters somewhere else.
How RAID setup works
Share
Give your team one shared set of folders, or send a client a link with a password and an expiry date. Switch it off when the job is done, with no email attachments and no version confusion.
NAS for business
Access
Open your files from a phone, laptop or any browser, at home, in the office or on the road. A photographer can pull up a client gallery on site; a family can find a document while travelling.
NAS for homeNAS solutions
The right NAS depends on what you do with your data.
From the blog
Storage tips, buying advice and practical NAS know-how from our team.
Buying guide · 5 Oct 2026 · 3 min read
Capacity and RAID explained: learn how much NAS storage you need, how RAID affects usable capacity and data protection, and how to choose the right NAS setup.
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Buying guide · 5 Oct 2026 · 3 min read
NAS vs Cloud Storage: compare cost, security, privacy, accessibility, performance and scalability to find the right storage solution for your home, business or creative workflow.
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A film shoot, a data migration or an event does not always justify buying a NAS. How to decide which makes sense.
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We're an authorized dealer for Synology, QNAP, Seagate and Western Digital, so every NAS and drive we supply is genuine and sourced through official channels. The box and the drives both matter, and we build with ones we'd trust with our own data.
DSM
7 models listed
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IronWolf · IronWolf Pro · Exos
2–20 TB drives
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QTS
8 models listed
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Ultrastar
6–24 TB drives
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Customer reviews
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“I was pretty confused about which NAS to go for, but the team at NASTown made it really easy. They understood what I needed, explained the options without making things unnecessarily technical, and helped me with the setup as well. Everything has been working smoothly so far. Really happy with the overall experience.”
A NAS (Network Attached Storage) is a dedicated storage device connected to your network. Every device at home or in the office can store, share and back up files to it, like a private cloud that you own.
An external drive connects to one computer at a time and has no protection if it fails. A NAS is shared over the network, runs automatic backups, can be reached remotely, and uses RAID so a single drive failure does not lose your data.
No. RAID protects against drive failure, but not against accidental deletion, ransomware, theft or fire. A proper setup combines RAID with snapshots and an off-site or cloud backup.
It depends on what you store and how fast it grows. Try the NAS Calculator for an estimate, or let the NAS Finder recommend a system.
Yes. Rent a NAS for short-term projects, data migrations, events or temporary storage, with support included and no large upfront investment.
