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Quemsi vs SqlBak

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Quemsi

7.5#4 in database backup softwareFree plan
Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS
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SqlBak

7.6#2 in database backup softwareFrom $6 a month
Free planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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What both publish

FactQuemsiSqlBak
Agent architectureA locally deployed agent performs database operations while the cloud handles metadata, authentication and coordination.A lightweight Windows or Linux agent runs as a background service and connects the database server to the web account.
AutomationRecurring flows can be scheduled with timers and triggered through the UI, CLI or API.It supports maintenance jobs, command-line execution from scripts or batch files, scheduled jobs and email notifications.
CLIQuemsi publishes a CLI for Linux, Windows and Java 21 JAR execution, with --wait enabled by default.SqlBak-CLI is a free beta command-line utility for SQL Server and MySQL backup, cloud transfer and restore.
HeadquartersThe privacy policy gives Quemsi GmbH's postal address as Leopoldstraße 24, 12305 Berlin, Germany.Hawthorne, New Jersey, United States
LicenceThe public quemsi-agent repository identifies its licence as LGPL-2.1.The terms describe SqlBak as proprietary SaaS software owned by or licensed to Pranas.NET, with no transfer of ownership to users.
Public APIThe integration documentation defines a /api/v1 contract for snapshots, restores, execution polling and restore-action discovery.The pricing page lists a public API in every plan, and the site links to an Apiary API reference.

Quemsi plans

  • SoloFree
  • EnterprisePriced on request

SqlBak plans

  • FreeFree
  • Standard$6 a month
  • Professional$9 a month

Pick Quemsi if…

Quemsi suits individual developers who want to manage database snapshots and restore flows without a time-limited Solo plan. Companies may consider Enterprise for its listed authorization, CI/CD, priority support, and organizational additions.

Pick SqlBak if…

SqlBak may suit users who need to automate backups for supported databases and manage multiple servers through a web service. It offers a free tier for small setups and paid per-server plans with longer backup history.

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