Yev from Backblaze here -> bit of a different use-case. Box isn't a backup service, and Backblaze isn't a syncing/sharing/collaboration service. But you're righ

Yev from Backblaze here -> bit of a different use-case. Box isn't a backup service, and Backblaze isn't a syncing/sharing/collaboration service. But you're right, if they are paying to house their data somewhere, that gets expensive. We can charge so little because of our own infrastructure that we rolled out, but it's not designed for the type of stuff that they are doing. Though, I suppose if you design it right it could be.