Backblaze Computer Backup vs CPRemote

Backblaze Computer Backup backs up computer files to cloud storage without storage limits or restrictions on file type or size. Native backup software is available for Mac and PC, and iOS and Android apps provide access to backed-up data. Files are encrypted before leaving the computer and remain encrypted in Backblaze data centers; users can choose an additional private encryption key. All accounts support two-factor verification through TOTP or SMS. Files can be restored through the web, mobile apps or a shipped hard drive, and individual backed-up files can be shared. The personal monthly option costs $9 per month for unlimited cloud backup for one computer. The yearly option is listed at $8.25 per month when paid annually, and the two-year option at $7.88 per month when paid bi-annually. A 15-day trial is available, but there is no free plan. Business features include multiple-user management and administrative controls, with deployment tools and SSO options for business and enterprise accounts.

CPRemote is cPanel backup software for server administrators and cPanel users. Administrators receive WHM tools, while end users manage backups through a cPanel interface. It supports incremental, compressed, and uncompressed backups with seven days of retention. Destinations include Google Drive, Backblaze B2, Rsync.net, AWS S3, S3-compatible storage, local disk, SSH, FTP, and SFTP. GNU GPG encryption can use user-specific methods. Administrators can create unlimited schedules with filters and hooks, and cPanel users can schedule their own backups. Restores cover full or multiple cPanel accounts, domains, MySQL databases, email accounts, home directories, and individual files or folders. Transfer and download tools are included. Installation requires root access to cPanel 11.122 or higher and a supported Linux distribution. A 15-day trial is listed; Individual costs $5 a month with annual payments only.