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1TB for $10/mo is a big deal for me and I imagine that the 100GB for $2/mo plan is a big deal for the average user.

• deanclatworthy 13y ago
  You can get unlimited storage for less with backblaze.
  • gohrt 13y ago
    "unlimited" Can you upload it at usefully-high bandwidth? Can you get that data back out when you want it?
    • andrewmunsell 13y ago
      In my experience, Backblaze provides a pretty good upload speed. It didn't maximize my gigabit connection, but it got up to ~25mbps regularly if I am remembering correctly. CrashPlan, on the other hand, has a horrendous upload speed (a megabit per second or less at all times). The only reason I am using them at this point is because they don't delete your external drive data if you don't plug it back in. Backblaze removes your files after 30 days if the external drive isn't reconnected. However, they are both backup services-- while you can access files from a web interface whenever you want, it's not the same as Dropbox or Google Drive. Plus, obviously, there's no syncing between computers.
  • antr 13y ago
    Office files/docs on the cloud != Backup