CloudBerry Backup

Excellent feature set for the freeware version, and seems to just do what it is meant to do. Maintains file versions, and more, and has support for a serious amount of cloud services.

The interface seems quite dated (probably old-school Java interface?). When you have thousands of folders, the UI is very slow to respond when choosing files for backup.

I spent a lot of time researching, and this one seems to be the most flexible.

I have been deep diving into the world of backups to finally have a real, off-site backup. Cloudberry combined with a cloud provider seems to be the best solution I have found, by far.

Great Product, Easy to use, little or no effort on my part.

I have not experienced any issues with CloudBerry.

I am using CloudBerry to make sure all files are backed up on a daily basis.

Ease of use across local disks, remove disks and cloud backup. Lots of options and locations to store backups. Not limited to local and easy.

Setting up backups is a complicated process. Not necessarily an issue with this software, there are tons of options and setup switches to understand.

Definitely try the trial first. The backup process is complicated but that is where the power lies.

Solves issues backing up client images both locally and remotely. Connects with various S3 compatible cloud services to give you cost-effective options for storage.

I tried several system image backup solutions and CloudBerry seems to be the most flexible and the cleanest backup software with intuitive UI that unlike many of the other ones are not dumbed down to attract novice users. You feel in control of what you are doing with your files and with your backup plan.

Here and there I notice English mistakes in the UI such as using "operation system" instead of "Operating System" or "by security reasons" instead of "for security reasons", that I think come from translations to English. English is also my second language, but seeing these in an enterprise software makes me wonder if there was no person in this company who could spot these grammatical mistakes.

I need the peace of mind that I can restore my systems quickly in the event of HDD crashes, which happens not rarely. The average age of a hard disk is about 5 years and so every hard disk is just waiting to fail and take all the data with it. Knowing that I'm protected against data loss allows me to focus better on my business.

We use this to back up our cloud accounts to ensure redundancy of our data. Works awesome and easy to connect to the Cloud!

We do not have any dislikes at this time we would like to notate.

Data Redundancy

Ease of use, I was previously using Imperius Backup and decided to make the switch as Cloud berry did everything I wanted and gave me a smooth GUI to track how far along my backup was. Supports everything I need in a small business and is great to go from the NAS to the cloud with ease.

It can be hard to find where to change the backup type, but with a little look around there isn't an issue.

Have a deep look into the trial. Very easy to set up and get running in no time.

Being able to automate my backup to a NAS drive and the cloud has proven invaluable.

Really like the ease of use and client-side encryption is very useful. Scheduling, support for multiple cloud providers. Friendly interface.

I think price for non-commercial user could be a little lower. Would be nice to have one license for several devices

I spent some time looking for solutions like this and this is the only one that met my requirements.

Personally, I recommend it

Really like backup plans. Automation and scheduling saved me a lot of work and time.

works in background with no influence on system

more information for implementation with NAS

Desktop Backup

This software has many different features that can be customized: email notifications, scheduling, what kinds of files and folders to back up, encryption, multiple cloud API support, and much more. It even allows you to add custom functionality if the plethora of existing features is not enough!

This isn't really a problem with Cloud Berry, but if you are going with a custom cloud provider, you have to make sure you understand how to setup everything on that Cloud Provider's end. That's where the complexity lies.

Reliable, automated, secure back ups with a lot of customization to a managed Cloud provider;