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Quest Rapid Recovery vs UrBackup

Quest Rapid Recovery

quest.com

UrBackup

urbackup.org

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FigureQuest Rapid RecoveryUrBackup
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial—Yes
Open source—Yes
WebYesYes
WindowsYesYes
macOS—Yes
LinuxYesYes
Android—Yes
API—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published07
Spec score · Continuous Data Protection Software5.8 (#25)8.7 (#5)
Spec score · Backup and Disaster Recovery Software5.6 (#34)8.7 (#7)
Founded1987An independent company profile states that Martin Raiber founded UrBackup in 2011.
HeadquartersAustin, Texas, United StatesUlm, Germany

Plans

Quest Rapid Recovery

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UrBackup

  • UrBackup corePrice not published
  • Change block tracking for UrBackup Client on Windows€15.50 a month
  • UrBackup Client for Microsoft Hyper-V 2.xPrice not published
  • Infscape virtual appliance community editionFree
  • UrBackup open-source server and clientsFree
  • Infscape AWS/Azure appliance storage$0.01 a month
  • Change block tracking for Windows client€15.50, paid once

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Quest Rapid Recovery

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UrBackup

UrBackup is backup software from UrBackup in Ulm, Germany, covering computers, mobile devices and servers. It runs on Android, Linux, macOS and Windows. The listed backup scope combines file and image backups, while restore modes are mixed. Ransomware protection is included. UrBackup core is AGPLv3+ open-source software with a self-hosted server for file and image backups; no price is listed for that plan. A free plan is available, with paid options from €15.50. The Change block tracking option for the UrBackup Client on Windows costs €15.50 a month, billed per client excluding VAT. It speeds incremental image and file backups, includes 2.x updates and works with UrBackup Server 2.x. A separate client for Microsoft Hyper-V 2016 or later backs up virtual-machine disks as images and restores those images to VHD or VHDX files.

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