Disk Imaging Software
Alternatives to AOMEI Cyber Backup
AOMEI Cyber Backup centralizes agentless, automatic backup and recovery for VMware ESXi and Hyper-V virtual machines, Microsoft SQL Server databases, and physical Windows PCs and servers. Its web console monitors scheduled full, incremental, and differential jobs, with instant, point-in-time, and alternate-location recovery. Backups can go to hard drives, NAS, network shares, or cloud storage such as AWS S3. Immutable backups, encryption, email alerts, bare-metal restore, and bootable media cover protection and recovery needs. A free edition is available, while paid plans start at $39 per year and can be customized by workload.
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Acronis True Image From $4.17/mo Free trial Web · Windows · macOS · iOS9.3 Visit Specs - 02
DAEMON Tools Lite It suits Windows users who need disc-image creation, virtual drives, or related disc tools.
Free plan Windows · macOS · iOS · Android9.2 Visit Specs - 03 AOMEI Backupper From $3.33/mo Free plan Windows9.0 Visit Specs
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It suits Windows and macOS users seeking computer or server backup and recovery, including users who want a free plan or a home plan with listed cloud storage.
From $3.33/mo Free plan Windows · macOS · Self-hosted9.0 Visit Specs - 05
FOG Project FOG Project suits administrators who need to image and manage networked Windows, Mac OSX and Linux computers.
Free plan Open source Web · Windows · macOS · Linux8.8 Visit Specs - 06 Iperius Backup
It suits Windows computer and server users who need local or network backup, imaging, synchronization, or workload-specific capacity.
From €3.29/mo Free plan Web · Windows · Self-hosted8.8 Visit Specs - 07
Clonezilla Clonezilla suits users who need disk or partition imaging for deployment, backup, or recovery, from one machine to larger deployments.
Free plan Windows · macOS · Linux · Self-hosted8.7 Visit Specs - 08
BackupChain From $25/mo Free trial Windows · Self-hosted8.6 Visit Specs - 09 Active@ Disk Image
It suits people and organizations that need disk imaging for backup or recovery, with options for both personal and commercial licensing.
Free plan Windows · Self-hosted8.5 Visit Specs - 10 Vembu BDRCloud From $1.20/mo Free trial Web · Windows · macOS · Linux8.5 Visit Specs
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It suits users who need to copy or image storage media, create differential backups, or attempt rescue operations on defective media.
Free plan Windows · Linux8.2 Visit Specs - 12 Relax-and-Recover
ReaR is aimed at system administrators, especially those managing enterprise Linux distributions such as RHEL and SLES.
Free plan Linux · Self-hosted8.1 Visit Specs - 13
Macrium Reflect Free trial Windows8.0 Visit Specs - 14 Redo Rescue
Redo Rescue suits people who need bootable system backup and recovery for Linux, Windows, or macOS computers and servers.
Free plan Windows · macOS · Linux8.0 Visit Specs - 15 Veeam Agent for Mac Free plan macOS · API · Self-hosted8.0 Visit Specs
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R-Drive Image From $299/mo Free trial Windows7.9 Visit Specs - 18 AOMEI OneKey Recovery Windows7.6 Visit Specs
- 19 Drive Snapshot Free trial Windows7.6 Visit Specs
- 20 FSArchiver Free plan Linux · Self-hosted7.6 Visit Specs
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Rescuezilla Rescuezilla suits people who need to image or recover a Windows, macOS, or Linux computer, including when its normal operating system will not start.
Free plan Windows · macOS · Linux7.6 Visit Specs - 22 MiniTool ShadowMaker
It suits Windows users needing file, system, partition, or disk backup for computers or servers.
From $0.25/mo Free plan Windows7.5 Visit Specs - 23 Partclone Free plan Linux · Self-hosted7.4 Visit Specs
- 24 Veeam Agent for Linux
Veeam Agent for Linux suits people protecting Linux systems on premises or in public clouds who need computer, volume or file backups.
Free plan Linux · Self-hosted7.4 Visit Specs - 25 USB Image Tool Free plan Windows7.2 Visit Specs
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Image for Windows From $49.98/mo Windows7.1 Visit Specs - 27
O&O DiskImage Windows6.9 Visit Specs - 28 Paragon Hard Disk Manager From $2.08/mo Windows6.9 Visit Specs
- 29 Win32 Disk Imager Windows5.1 Visit Specs
Choosing instead of AOMEI Cyber Backup
Switching makes sense when its boundaries do not match your environment. Linux installations currently back up virtual machines only, and physical coverage focuses on Windows systems. Customized plans can require five VMs, databases, or PCs, while unlimited plans cost more. The alternatives below emphasize disk images, cloning, network deployment, operating-system breadth, or Linux-specific protection rather than the same centralized mix. Compare whether you need a web-managed service or standalone imaging, which systems and workloads require coverage, what recovery media or restore modes are needed, and whether free or paid licensing fits your scale.
AOMEI Cyber Backup, head to head
- AOMEI Cyber Backup vs Acronis True Image
- AOMEI Cyber Backup vs DAEMON Tools Lite
- AOMEI Cyber Backup vs AOMEI Backupper
- AOMEI Cyber Backup vs EaseUS Todo Backup
- AOMEI Cyber Backup vs FOG Project
- AOMEI Cyber Backup vs Iperius Backup
- AOMEI Cyber Backup vs Clonezilla
- AOMEI Cyber Backup vs BackupChain
- AOMEI Cyber Backup vs Active@ Disk Image
- AOMEI Cyber Backup vs Vembu BDRCloud
- AOMEI Cyber Backup vs HDClone
- AOMEI Cyber Backup vs Relax-and-Recover