Online Backup Reviews

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JustCloud offers true unlimited backup without file type, file size or bandwidth limitations. You also get features like file syncing, file sharing, remote access and file versioning with JustCloud. Try it for 14 days or buy it starting at $5.95/mo.

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SugarSync is a very Unique entry in this space offering not only backup services for both home and business users, but also the ability to “sync” multiple computers and mobile devices running different operating systems.

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Crashplan is a great option for those looking to create multiple, “redundant” locations for their backed up data, at a monthly price starting around $4.17/mo for unlimited storage. Support for Windows, Mac and Linux systems makes this appealing to a wide range of users.

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MyPCBackup is best suited for those looking for an unlimited backup solution that they can schedule that includes features like file versioning, file syncing, and private file sharing. You can try it for 14 days, and get the unlimited version for as low as $4.95/mo.

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Mozy offers an easy to setup and use backup, with 2GB Free, and the ability to upgrade to paid plans starting at only $5.99/month. With Mozy’s version 2.0 and 2xProtect, you now also have the ability for both local and online backups, all in one application for one low monthly fee!

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ZipCloud is best for those looking for unlimited backup, with a sleek, clean user interface design and fast backup speeds, but who are also looking for features like file sharing, file syncing, file versioning and multi-system support(Mac,PC,Linux).

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Idrive offers drag-and-drop file backup & restore ability, the ability to adjust how much bandwidth it uses when doing a backup, and the ability to “sync” your “idrive” with your hard drive. IDrive also offers mapped drive support and private encryption key standard.

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Carbonite is best suited for the home backup space or home office/traveling professional space, offering only one plan at $54.95/yr that doesn’t include file sharing or network drive support. However if you need the basics without the frills, they cover this space extremely well.

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SpiderOak’s solution suite not only protects users against data loss, but provides browser-based access from any Internet-enabled computer, ensures common file availability across multiple user machines with automatic sync’ing, and offers password-protected ‘ShareRooms’ for easy family/friend/colleague access.

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BackBlaze takes a different approach to doing your backups. It automatically backs up all files except operating system files, applications, and temporary internet files. You then exclude the files/folders you do NOT want to backup.

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Elephant Drive provides the best of both worlds for both the novice and advanced user – providing a “set it and forget it” mode, and then also providing more advanced options that allow fine tuning for those that want more control over their backup preferences.

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Dropbox has revolutionized the way people access their files, making it easy to securely share files with other people, sync them across multiple computers, and access them from anywhere, while keeping them safe.

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LiveDrive offers many exciting new features such as Facebook integration, file sharing, and the ability to “sync” files across multiple computers and mobile devices.