Nearly all the major backup services are supported by Cloudberry Backup.Īs so many services are included, I was a perplexed to find the popular Dropbox missing from the list. But there are a whole lot more, as shown in the screen capture below. Just some of the biggies are Amazon S3 and Glacier, Microsoft One Drive and Azure, Google Drive, BackBlaze, etc. The list of supported services is impressive. As I write this, I’m backing up my phone data stored on OneDrive to Google Drive. It will connect a plethora of them with read/write access, and as I mentioned, copy data from one to the other. FeaturesĪs you might guess from the name, CloudBerry Backup’s best trick is interfacing between online backup and storage services. Go there for information on competing products and how we rated them. This review is part of our ongoing roundup of the best Windows backup software. The good news? There’s a free version that takes care of the cloud and local backup basics.

CloudBerry’s scope is truly dizzying.Īlas, the language, concepts, and sheer number of options can be dizzying for non-IT types, and you’ll need to spend at least $120 to acquire disaster recovery features. From your PC to an external hard drive as well as Google drive? No big deal. Want to back up the data from your Documents folder to BackBlaze and your home NAS box? Easy-peasy. CloudBerry Backup is uniquely versatile backup program that covers just about any mixed storage scenario. Have some data on OneDrive that you want to back up to Google Drive? CloudBerry can do that.

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