Should I Just Switch to a Business Account? That’s $120 a year multiplied by the number of computers you need to back up. So they decided to focus their efforts on enterprise and small business customers.Ī business plan costs a flat rate of $10 per month per computer (Windows, Mac, or Linux), and offers unlimited storage. The company felt that the online backup needs of home users and businesses were diverging, and they couldn’t do a good job of servicing both. It’s just the home users who are missing out. No, CrashPlan will continue servicing their corporate clients. Most likely, your plan ran out in the last few months, and if you haven’t already worked out what to do next, the time is now! Is CrashPlan Going Out of Business? Anyone with a subscription running out after the deadline was automatically switched to a business account until the end of their plan. The company honored all subscriptions until their end date and even gave an extra 60 days for users to find another cloud service. If you used the service, that won’t come as a surprise-they gave plenty of notice and reminders, starting more than a year in advance. In late 2018, the free version of CrashPlan for Home was discontinued. I cannot recall the name but it was slightly aggressive like a god's name or taurus backup, maybe Orion.CrashPlan Shut Down Its Consumer Backup Service It had a Crashplan migration built into the system. It's fairly new and directed to MSP's only. There was a solution that I looked at for a minute but for the life of me can't find again. Solutions like Wholesale backup are out as they are windows only. The pricing is also kind of all over the place. I thought about MSP36o for a hot minute, but it doesn't really land the way I'd like it to. I'm taking a look at Comet Backup and it seems like a good fit. WAN speeds in Montana aren't very conducive to 7TB restores.Ĭentral Console for endpoint backup management. Local and remote backups (sorry I left this off at first). Looking to replace the functionality of Crashplan for Enterprise: As interesting as Incyder is, it doesn't support multi-tenant authority servers, so it's been a complete non-starter. To be clear I only use the backup from Code42. So I either have 0 local storage or all self-hosted storage for my Crashplan customers.
Long time user of hybrid Code42/Crashplan Enterprise, but Code42 is dropping hybrid support.
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