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Comet Backup vs UrBackup

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FactComet BackupUrBackup
Backup scopeThe feature comparison lists workstation, server, NAS, virtual-environment, SaaS, database, file-and-folder and system-state backup options.mixed
Computer backupYesYes
DeduplicationGetApp describes client-side chunking and deduplication that avoids full re-uploads after the first backup.Identical files on different computers are stored once through file-level deduplication.
DocumentationDocumentation covers installation, protected items, storage, API, integrations, troubleshooting, disaster recovery and security, with offline copies included in self-hosted installations.Official documentation includes an administration manual, FAQ, system-support guide, database backup guides and Hyper-V instructions.
FoundedThe company states that Comet Backup launched in 2017.An independent company profile states that Martin Raiber founded UrBackup in 2011.
Free planNoYes
HeadquartersNew ZealandUlm, Germany
Mobile backupNoYes
Ransomware protectionThe official comparison includes ransomware protection with S3 Object Lock as a security feature.Yes
Rating on Capterra4.7 out of 5 from 74 reviews5.0 out of 5 from 6 reviews
Rating on G24.3 out of 5 from 115 reviews4.0 out of 5 from 12 reviews
Rating on GetApp4.7 out of 5 from 74 reviews5.0 out of 5 from 6 reviews

Comet Backup plans

  • Starter$19 a month
  • Growth$49 a month
  • Professional$49 a month
  • Advanced$99 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

UrBackup plans

  • UrBackup core—
  • Change block tracking for UrBackup Client on Windows€15.50 a month
  • UrBackup Client for Microsoft Hyper-V 2.x—
  • Infscape virtual appliance community editionFree
  • UrBackup open-source server and clientsFree
  • Infscape AWS/Azure appliance storage$0.01 a month

Pick Comet Backup if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick UrBackup if…

UrBackup may suit people or organizations seeking file and image backup across computers, mobile devices, and servers. The self-hosted core plan may appeal to those who want to run the server themselves.

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