Wasabi Reviews

Wasabi Object Storage is a managed storage service with excellent customer support, its fast and flexible data transfer and affordable storage cost; it is 80% cheaper than Amazon S3.

Its storage security features are top-notch, which is very important when we store our information in the cloud. It also allows us to activate and configure protection against ransomware.

I used Wasabi to back up all my essential Web pages and information from my Computer.

The Wasabi plan I use charges me an additional fee when I delete files within three months of uploading them.

Also, it is not very easy to move files from one Bucket to another; you have to use external tools to do it.

Today we all know the importance of having our information backed up for any problem with our servers or local PC.

For me, Wasabi gives me the security of having all my information backed up in the cloud.

I really like how you are able to dynamically allocate storage as opposed to standard commits.

Their UI is a bit clunky and the support for some third party apps isn't there just yet.

Offsite archival storage

The cost of cloud storage is an important consideration. Wasabi does not charge fees for "touching" your data (API charges) or for moving your information (egress fees). These charges can quickly inflate your storage cost, and Wasabi does not have them. Wasabi has also implemented "object lock" on storage buckets, preventing changes to the data files in "locked" buckets. This is an important feature when nothing must be allowed to alter files in a Wasabi bucket. Finally, it is straightforward to set up your Wasabi account. You can use the Wasabi web browser interface or third-party applications like Cyber-Duck to access your Wasabi account. There is a 30-day free trial period with no credit card required.

I can't come up with a reason not to use Wasabi storage. It is cheaper and faster than its larger storage competitors.

I am using Wasabi for cloud storage of system backup images. My backup images are essentially "air-gapped" from my local network environment when using Wasabi.

It works. I can back up Synology to it. Data restoration works. It's so cheap!

I moved my data over from Amazon AWS. I back up about 100 websites and a handful of Synology NAS. The data costs were getting to the point where they were becoming problematical. Wasabi does everything AWS S3 storage does but at a fraction (and I mean a small fraction) of the cost.

Nothing. What's to dislike. It's a very single focused resource. It does data storage. The implementation of it is quite simple. I generate users, buckets and access keys, use these for websites or NAS backups. So far I can't find anything I dislike about this service.

Secure storage for terrabytes of data that didn't cost too much.

As previously stated, AWS storage was costing a lot more than this. I was exploring alternatives, such as backing up to my office NAS. That had problems. I'm making myself responsible for data. And it doesn't solve the issue of where to back up my own NAS.

Wasabi solved these problems by providing a secure, cheap and easy to use cloud storage solution.

The best feature of Wasabi is its flat, easy-to-understand pricing. It cost $5.99/mo/TB at the time of this review.

So far, I have not found anything I dislike about their service.

If you need inexpensive cloud storage, you can't beat Wasabi.

We use Wasabi as our cloud backup repository. It allows us to inexpensively store at a lot of data offsite as part of our DR plan.

It runs on top of AWS reliable infrastructure. But my favorite thing is the straightforward pricing based on storage utilization without the need to consider ingress and egress charges.

Not a huge con, but reliance on AWS shows a single point of failure when AWS had DNS issues which caused major outages to providers relying on Amazon infrastructure.

Off-site backup replication with long term retention in order to have a proper backup and recovery strategy. Additionally, this helps with local storage expenses since the more extended term retention is left in Wasabi.

No fees to access your data and the pricing

There is nothing that I dislike. This is by far the best option for cloud storage.

This is a great product and it was much less expensive than Amazon

It was challenging to set up the integration between Wasabi and Veeam, but their only documentation helped immensely.

Wasabi's ease of use and simple pricing structure really makes it a great competitor to the big boys in this field.

Sure wish there was a native sync client, hopefully in the future.

Archival data storage, which required annual auditing.

s3 api compatible, you can use the same software written for s3

cheaper then others

secure

easy to use

the trial have a strange policy, you cannot make your contents public. I can understand it for the free plan but is no possible to pay for it during the trial period, you have to wait and start to pay to have this function. Very strange.

I use it for my personal stuffs and for working assets, is very nice, secure and reliable and compatible with s3 api. This make possible to have the assets there and connect to your website. You can change cloud provider but your content remain there .. and is very cheap, beautiful and reliable.