xbox 360 cloud saves still requiring live gold account

Gold is only required to play on-line multiplayer. It "use to" be required for xbox 360 cloud saving (not 100% certain if that is still the case now with backwards compatibility) for xbox one titles though everything is cloud saved as long as your account
is xbox live enabled (silver or gold).

When you transform the guest profile into a Microsoft account, it will have access to all Xbox Live services, including the ability to transfer Xbox 360 cloud-saved game saves to Xbox One. Keep in mind that Xbox Live Gold is required to enable Xbox 360
cloud-saves. Your offline account's Gamerscore, achievements and game saves are all available and become part of the new profile, but they cannot be transferred to any existing Microsoft account and gamertag.

Yes, you would be correct and unfortunately there isn't another way. Xbox 360 cloud saves require an Xbox Live Gold (or Game Pass Ultimate) subscription. Xbox One game saves are backed up to the cloud automatically and at no additional cost.

On the Xbox One console family Cloud saves are automatic and do not require a gold membership like the 360 does. If you previously played Diablo 3 on your account then your saves should still be available to you when you reload the game.

48hour or 14day trials dont enable gold on 360s

You will havetp purchase full gold and save your games online

And no local saves wont move to cloud you have to resave the games

So there's no way to get my 360 saves over to my Xbox One without purchasing the Live Gold? Even if I choose to save them in the cloud it still won't happen without a real Live Gold membership? And I can't enable the cloud on the 360 without a real Live Gold
membership? Is all this correct?