Backblaze Computer Backup
8.5#6 in backup softwareFrom $7.88 a monthAndroidiOSWebmacOS
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CrashPlan for Business
6.7#12 in continuous data protection softwareFrom $3.29 a monthWebLinuxmacOSWindows
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| Fact | Backblaze Computer Backup | CrashPlan for Business |
|---|---|---|
| Storage limit | There are no storage limits and no restrictions on file type or size. | Endpoint subscriptions include unlimited data storage, while Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace include 50 GB per user pooled across the account and servers include 250 GB per purchased server. |
Backblaze Computer Backup plans
- Monthly$9 a month
- Yearly$8.25 a year
- Yearly$8.25 a month
- Two Years$7.88 a month
- Two Years$7.88 a year
- Personal Two Years$7.88 a month
CrashPlan for Business plans
- Microsoft 365 (2 years)$3.29 a month
- Google Workspace (2 years)$3.29 a month
- Endpoints (2 years)$6.58 a month
- Server (2 years)$11.83 a month
- Microsoft 365 (1 year)$44 a year
- Google Workspace (1 year)$44 a year
Pick Backblaze Computer Backup if…
It suits people who want cloud backups for a Mac or PC and access to backed-up data from mobile devices. Businesses may also consider it for multi-user administration and deployment controls.
Pick CrashPlan for Business if…
CrashPlan suits small and midsize businesses that need background backup and recovery for endpoints, servers, or Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace data. Its listed support for Windows, macOS, and Linux may suit teams with mixed endpoint systems.