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Bacula Enterprise vs CrashPlan for Business

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FactBacula EnterpriseCrashPlan for Business
PurposeBacula Enterprise is commercially supported software for managing backup, recovery, and verification of computer data across networks.CrashPlan automatically backs up business data and supports recovery across endpoints, servers, and SaaS applications.
SecurityThe feature page lists FIPS 140-3 compliance, multi-factor authentication, AES encryption options, TLS communications encryption, and immutable disk volumes.CrashPlan lists AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS encryption in transit, per-user encryption keys, immutable backups, and optional two-factor authentication.

Bacula Enterprise plans

  • Endpoint Subscription$90 a year
  • 30-day trial with support€199, paid once
  • Diamond—
  • Emerald—
  • Bacula Enterprise subscriptionPriced on request
  • Pearl—

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 Bacula Enterprise if…

Bacula Enterprise may suit enterprises, governments, universities, NGOs, cloud providers, and online service providers that need network backup and recovery. Its listed workloads and deployment options can also serve organizations managing hybrid environments.

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.

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