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FactNAKIVO Backup & ReplicationVeeam Recovery Orchestrator
DeploymentThe solution can be deployed as a virtual appliance or installed on a supported machine or NAS device.Orchestrator is installed on a 64-bit Windows Server and its web UI is accessed through a browser.
Founded20122006
HeadquartersSparks, Nevada, United StatesG2's Veeam seller profile lists Kirkland, Washington as the headquarters location.
IntegrationsThe product supports Microsoft Active Directory integration and an HTTP API for monitoring, automation, and orchestration integrations.The documented architecture can connect NetApp and HPE storage systems, vCenter, SCVMM, Hyper-V and Azure Local clusters.
PurposeThe product provides backup, replication, failover, backup copy, granular restore, and disaster recovery orchestration for virtual, physical, cloud, and SaaS environments.Veeam Recovery Orchestrator coordinates recovery processes and provides one-click recovery plans for critical applications, with documentation and testing features.
SupportNAKIVO offers Standard Support and 24/7 Support; subscription licenses include 24/7 Support for the licensed period.Veeam offers email and phone technical support to customers on maintenance and during the official evaluation period.

NAKIVO Backup & Replication plans

  • Subscription$2.50 a month
  • Perpetual$229, paid once

Veeam Recovery Orchestrator plans

  • Evaluation licenseFree
  • NFR licenseFree
  • Perpetual license—
  • Rental licensePriced on request
  • Subscription license—
  • Veeam Recovery Orchestrator (licensed through Veeam Data Platform)Priced on request

Pick NAKIVO Backup & Replication if…

It suits organizations protecting a mix of virtual, physical, cloud, and SaaS workloads. Teams that need automated recovery workflows or centralized retention options may also find its listed capabilities relevant.

Pick Veeam Recovery Orchestrator if…

It suits organizations coordinating and testing recovery for supported virtual and physical Windows workloads. Teams should account for its license requirements and Windows Server deployment.

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