AvePoint Cloud Backup vs BDRShield

AvePoint Cloud Backup provides automated cloud-data backup and recovery, including recovery support for ransomware attacks and configuration errors. Listed workloads include Microsoft 365, Salesforce, Dynamics 365, Google Workspace, Azure, Power Platform, Microsoft Entra ID, and SaaS applications. Restore options include data export, cross-tenant restores, and item-level recovery, with destinations such as AvePoint storage, cloud, and FTP/SFTP-compatible locations. The service supports app-aware recovery of configurations, versions, and permissions. AvePoint says storage and retention are unlimited, and lists encryption, immutability, logical air-gapping, and ransomware detection. Microsoft 365 coverage includes Teams, SharePoint, Exchange, Viva Engage, Planner, Project Online, and Power Platform. Salesforce records and metadata can be backed up automatically up to four times daily; Google Workspace coverage includes Gmail, Drive, Shared Drives, Contacts, and Calendars. The cloud-deployed product is paid, with pricing on request. SaaS purchases include 24/7 Global Premium Support by phone, chatbot, and online portal. AvePoint was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Jersey City, New Jersey.

BDRCloud provides backup, disaster recovery, and data protection for virtual, physical, SaaS, and cloud workloads. Its centralized management console can be hosted in the cloud or self-hosted. Supported sources include Windows, Linux, and Mac endpoints and servers; Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace; VMware, Hyper-V, KVM, Proxmox VE, and oVirt; AWS and Azure virtual machines; NAS and file shares; and databases and applications. Backups can be stored in BDRShield Cloud, on-premises or remote DAS, NAS, or SAN, and public cloud storage such as Amazon, Azure, Google, Wasabi, Backblaze, MinIO, and other S3-compatible storage. Listed protections include immutable backups with retention lock, air-gapped and offsite copies, encryption, anomaly detection, and malware scanning before backup and restore. Recovery tools include automated backup verification, instant recovery for virtual machines and physical servers, granular restores, and cross-platform migration. There is one edition, Enterprise Edition, with custom pricing based on licensing. A fully featured 30-day free trial is available; installing the backup server software costs nothing, but protected workloads require licenses.