Until a few years ago, I had a Mac pro with my drives INTERNAL.
In my case, that’s $30 for the full year (one computer on the plan), including my external drives Ĥ) As mentioned above, I have been with Carbonite for about 7 years. External drives are included without extra fees), that brings you to $2.50 per month for one computer for a year. Since I just signed up, the 2 month extension being given to home customers brings me to October, 2018 ģ) After your remaining time (including the two free months) expires, you’ll get 75% off the small business plan for 12 months. Here are some factors along with my experiences for those trying decide between Crashplan, Carbonite and Backblaze following Crashplan’s big announcement.ġ) You can migrate your account to the business plan immediately with no up front cost Ģ) After migrating, you will retain your remaining service time that you had under the home plan plus two free months. I considered asking for my funds back (primarily because I feel like there was some deception going on), but I decided to stick with Crashplan. I had been in contact with customer support about purchasing the home service just before signing up, yet Crashplan failed to mention that their Home service was about to be dropped. Eleven days after signing up, Crashplan announced that they are no longer going to be in the home backup business. I switched from Carbonite to Crashplan on August 11th after over 7 years with Carbonite.
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