Carbonite by OpenText Pricing

Rating: 7.5 out of 10

Score

7.5 out of 10

Carbonite by OpenText Pricing Plan Options

Carbonite by OpenText does not currently have any pricing plans listed at this time. For the latest pricing information, visit the official pricing page. A free trial is available for Carbonite by OpenText.

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Support Options for Carbonite by OpenText

Support options are essential to consider when selecting a product because they directly affect issue resolution, team adoption, time-to-value, and lower downtime. Learn more about the support options that Carbonite by OpenText offers for its pricing tiers below.

Feature	Free	Paid
Phone	Available	Available
Live Chat	Available	Available
Email	Available	Available
FAQ/Knowledgebase	Available	Available
Social Media	Available	Available
Video Tutorials / Webinar	Available	Available

What customers say about Carbonite by OpenText pricing

Real feedback from verified users about Carbonite by OpenText's pricing and value

Rating: 10 out of 10

“One of the best features is the cost savings of not having to buy expensive equipment to keep in our office building. … Cost savings of not having to purchase expensive equipment has been the foremost best quality.”

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Bill Casey, CTB

Operations Manager at Prairie Transportation, Inc (11-50 employees, 6 years experience)

December 13, 2016Incentivized

Rating: 9 out of 10

“I feel that it's had a positive impact on the library's security, in that it's not that hard to use, and I think the value for what we pay is worth it.”

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Janet Kowal

Head of Computer Services/Reference Librarian at Connetquot Public Library (51-200 employees, 2 years experience)

December 21, 2016Incentivized

Rating: 10 out of 10

“While EVault can become expensive if you have a lot of data to store, but you have to keep in mind that it does not cost you anything more to restore your data in the event of an emergency.”

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Timika Hite

Senior IT Analyst in Information Technology at City of Lancaster (201-500 employees, 6 years experience)

May 26, 2017Incentivized

Rating: 9 out of 10

“The three backup protocols can be optimized for most the efficient and least cost plan.”

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Josh Yau, Ph.D.

VP, Technology & Market Strategy in Research & Development at Amy Food (51-200 employees, 2 years experience)

March 22, 2017Incentivized

Rating: 5 out of 10

“The cost is relatively low and you don't have to buy proprietary hardware.”

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Verified User

May 17, 2017Incentivized

Rating: 10 out of 10

“more space, more money etc. I also don't have to worry about a license not registering, and I can run the backups all at once or layer them since they run independently.”

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Matt Cubbage

Network Administrator/ Programmer in Information Technology at Shippensburg University Foundation (11-50 employees, 8 years experience)

December 15, 2016Incentivized