CrashPlan Pricing

“Perhaps one of the biggest downsides to CrashPlan is its price - at $10/month/computer CrashPlan is more than double the price of some existing backup services such as Backblaze (priced at... … For some clients, the additional cost of CrashPlan is well worth it.”

“My current employer doesn't track ROI for software licenses, but I have certainly seen CrashPlan save many times its license cost in recovered data after crashes and drive corruption. … Private cloud server is no longer available in a license package which supports businesses requiring fewer than 25 licenses.”

“The mobile app, allowing access to files from anywhere at anytime is worth the price of the product.”

“There is a relatively new feature for legal holds, worth the cost of the service first time you use it.”

“IE - restoring an entire file or all files from a hard drive is worth every penny of the $10 per month.”

“If you spend US 5.00 per user plus storage per month - compare it to the cost involved if the employee cannot work.”

“Tremendous cost savings as the amount of data you backup doesn't impact cost. … By leveraging existing storage space and Code42 not charging by the amount of data, we also save the cost of data storage.”

“With the amount of data we were using monthly the upgraded plan would have cost us as much as the entire install of Crashplan.”

“We used to have to decide whether or not the data on a machine was worth backing up and if so, allocate a quantity of storage on a backup appliance, or a backup license, or determine if we needed to... … Annual support is part of the license cost, so no extra maintenance there either.”

“I think that for the price Code42 is average to slightly below average in value. … It is a relatively minimal backup solution but has a lot of enterprise add-ons (at a cost of course).”

“ROI is extremely quick considering the price point. … Crashplan is easier and less expensive than the competition.”