IDrive
by IDriveIDrive suits individuals and organizations that want to back up multiple device types and restore files or earlier versions.
When cloud services hold important work data, backup options are worth comparing for both coverage and recovery details. Check supported SaaS apps and included storage, then consider backup frequency and retention period. Restore scope, ransomware protection, and audit logs describe other listed differences, while free-plan availability and paid-from pricing add cost context. AvePoint Cloud Backup, IDrive, and Spanning Backup are among the options shown, alongside Keepit and Commvault Cloud SaaS Backup. Weigh the listed app coverage and recovery criteria against the services and records you need to protect.
IDrive suits individuals and organizations that want to back up multiple device types and restore files or earlier versions.
Rewind suits businesses that want scheduled backups and restore options for the listed SaaS applications.
WebAPICubeBackup suits organizations using Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 that want self-hosted backups and point-in-time restoration.
WebWindowsLinux+2R-Cloud suits organizations seeking protection for SaaS, cloud, and on-premises workloads, especially teams that need centralized policy management and granular recovery.
WebWindowsLinux+2It is intended for businesses, non-profits, and educational institutions using supported SaaS applications.
It suits Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace administrators who need backups stored on Synology NAS servers.
It suits businesses, enterprise organizations, and managed service providers seeking backup for Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, or Salesforce.
AvePoint Cloud Backup may suit cloud service administrators, security executives, and end users responsible for protecting supported services.
Afi suits organizations of any size using Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 that need frequent backups and item-level recovery.
SaaSAssure suits organizations protecting data across multiple SaaS applications.
Keepit suits organizations protecting data across SaaS applications, including teams with smaller IT groups and enterprises with regulatory requirements.
Odaseva is aimed at enterprises running Salesforce, especially those with complex environments or large data volumes.