3 ms·
Standard pricing is $25/TB/month. We have had a "HN reader discount" for many years ... just email and ask. If you're optimizing for price, I would suggest Ba
by rsync 5y ago
Standard pricing is $25/TB/month.
We have had a "HN reader discount" for many years ... just email and ask.
If you're optimizing for price, I would suggest Backblaze.
- vlmutolo 5y agoWow, I'm not sure how I got the pricing so wrong. I remember visiting the rsync.net pricing page to check. I'd edit/delete my GP comment if I could. To be clear, is the $25/TB/month quoted with or without the HN discount?
- rsync 5y ago$25/TB/month is the headline price for "everybody". The HN discount price is lower than that (by a fair amount). The downsides to the discounted plans are as follows: - you can't have subaccounts/sublogins (child accounts). - we won't give you technical support for borg/attic/rclone integrations. We assume you are an expert. Of course you get normal run of the mill support ...
- trevyn 5y ago1fichier.com trends to €1/TB/month.
- crossroadsguy 5y agoThe website is not reachable. Maybe that’s why it costs that much? Or it’s not .com?
- trevyn 5y agoThe real site is https://1fichier.com https://1fichier.com , works for me and always has, check any blocking things you have? People use them for somewhat sketchy things, but they’re a legit if somewhat eccentric French company that’s been around for years (and is specifically supported by rclone: https://rclone.org/fichier/ https://rclone.org/fichier/). Sure, don’t put your critical data there without a backup, but at the price, it’s a nice option to have. There’s a .info that shows up in search results that I think is an otherwise unaffiliated reseller that they haven’t bothered to go after.
- crossroadsguy 5y agoYou are right. It worked on vpn. So blocked by local authorities then (it’s piss easy here for anyone with a law degree or half). By the way they seem to offer quite some storage for free! :-o How do they sustain? and even paid prices are unreal. Also I failed to understand whether they’re a file sharing service or file backup?
- KennyBlanken 5y agoThere's "optimizing for price", and then there's you being five times more expensive than Backblaze. Hetzner storage, which is comparable to your offerings (supporting a dozen or so methods), is 9.4 euros per month per TB. How do you justify being so much more expensive?