You can also back up to other computers, not just the cloud. And there's a Web interface as well as mobile apps. It backs up continually, and gives you easy control over what to back up and restore. There's also a family plan for multiple devices. It's extremely easy to set up and use, gives you control over when and how to back up, and has a Web interface and apps for iOS and Android.ĬrashPlan backs up Windows, Macs, and Linux machines and give you unlimited storage for $60 per year. You get unlimited storage for $60 per year for a single computer for either Windows or Mac. There is a drawback, though - it doesn't work with Macs.Ĭarbonite is one of the best-know backup services, and it's a solid choice. Not only does it let you back up to the cloud, but you can also back up to a hard disk, network-attached storage, and CD/DVD/Blue-ray. For up to five PCs, and iOS and Android devices you get unlimited storage, for $70 per year. Backblaze focuses on simplicity and making the backup process as hands-off.
This covers unlimited backup of data on the computer itself as well as any internal drives, and external drives physically connected to the computer. If you want to back up more than one device, and won't exceed 1 terabyte of data, it's a great choice. Backblaze and CrashPlan are two backup providers with unlimited backup space that cater to very different customers. Personal Backup backs up all user-created data on Mac and Windows computers for 7 a month, 70 a year, or 130 every two years depending on which subscription plan you choose. There's a Web interface and mobile apps as well. Like Backblaze, it offers continuous backup. You get 1 terabyte of total storage space for all devices, combined. For $45 a year, you can back them all up. If you have multiple PCs, Macs, Phones, iPads, and Android devices, this is a great service.
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