BackupVault vs Iperius Backup

BackupVault provides cloud backup and data protection for business data in cloud and on-premises environments. Its listed services cover servers and desktops, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Dynamics 365, Entra ID, and Salesforce. The platforms listed are Windows, macOS, Linux, and web, and the service includes computer and server backup as well as ransomware protection. Backup data is encrypted with 256-bit AES before leaving a PC or server, using a key known only to the customer; backup software connects to the servers over TLS. BackupVault identifies two UK data centres, in Slough and Reading, and lists ISO 9001, ISO 27001, and GDPR compliance. Incremental backups are retained for 30 to 60 days, with a month-end roll-up keeping the last version of each file. UK technical support is available 24 hours a day by phone, email, or live chat. The company describes customers ranging from small businesses to enterprises and lists industry coverage including education, finance, healthcare, and law. A 14-day free trial is available, with remote installation offered. Business cloud backup costs £20 a month, with storage priced to requirements; custom services require a tailored quote.

Iperius Backup is freemium Windows software for backing up computers and servers. The product lists ransomware protection, mixed backup scope, and mixed restore modes. Its Free plan costs nothing and supports Windows and Windows Server; a 21-day trial is also listed. The Basic plan includes drive imaging, disk cloning, bare-metal restore, and backup to cloud, FTP, FTPS, SFTP, NAS, and network locations. It also provides open-file backup with VSS, file synchronization, and incremental backup. Other plans target specific resource types: Advanced DB lists unlimited databases, Advanced 365 lists unlimited accounts, and Advanced VM lists unlimited virtual machines. The Full plan lists unlimited databases, virtual machines, and Microsoft 365 accounts. Iperius Backup is headquartered in Grottammare, Italy. Plan details distinguish the free Windows option from paid plans with expanded backup destinations, restore functions, and workload allowances. No macOS, Linux, or mobile platform is listed.