Arcserve ShadowProtect vs Get Backup Pro

Arcserve ShadowProtect is a paid backup and recovery product for Windows and Linux. It creates image backups for physical and virtual computers and servers, with support for workloads including Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint, IIS, Hyper-V, Dynamics CRM, VMware vCenter, Oracle Database, and custom applications. Listed SaaS coverage includes Microsoft 365, Microsoft Entra ID, Azure DevOps, Dynamics 365, Power BI, Salesforce, Google Workspace, Zendesk, Jira Cloud, and Confluence Cloud. Backups can run multiple times daily, use incremental images, be encrypted, and go to cloud image destinations. Immutable backups and application-aware backup are supported. Recovery features include item-level restoration, bare-metal restore, and bootable recovery media. ShadowProtect also provides test failover, failover orchestration, failback orchestration, and audit logs in a hybrid deployment. Annual and two-year subscriptions include updates, upgrades, and standard technical support during the subscription period. A perpetual license covers one system in physical or virtual environments. There is no free plan; pricing is on request and a 30-day trial is listed.

Get Backup Pro is a paid macOS application for backing up computer files and volumes. It supports full and incremental backups, scheduled backup and synchronization, encrypted backup archives, and destinations on external or network volumes. The application can create bootable clones of APFS and HFS+ disks. Its listed backup scope and restore modes are both mixed. The Get Backup Pro plan costs $29.99 a month and includes full and incremental backups, bootable disk cloning, encrypted archives, scheduling, synchronization, and external or network backup destinations. There is no free plan. The product runs on macOS, while mobile and server backup are not supported. The listed maker is Get Backup Pro, headquartered in Odesa, Ukraine. The available facts describe computer backup, cloning, archive encryption, scheduling, synchronization, and supported destinations; they do not identify mobile or server coverage.