My bet is they can't be competitive with Backblaze B2 when they're on top of S3. Every S3 based cloud storage provider is going to be S3 special negotiated pri

My bet is they can't be competitive with Backblaze B2 when they're on top of S3. Every S3 based cloud storage provider is going to be S3 special negotiated price plus minimal profit. The pricing of B2 is almost unmatched for random access storage at half a cent a gig. That's literally half of Dropbox's 1TB price. I've been backing up to Backblaze B2 via Arq on OSX, so I can manage my own archives and not have things deleted from backup when I delete them from disk.