Carbonite
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Carbonite offers all the tools necessary for protecting data from the most common forms of data loss, including ransomware, accidental deletions, hardware failures and natural disasters. From automated computer backup to comprehensive protection for physical and virtual server...
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License model
- Paid • Proprietary
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Country of Origin
United States
Platforms
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
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Developed by
Carbonite, Inc. Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $6 and $50 per month.Rating
Average rating of 3Alternatives
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Backup & SyncApple AppStore
- Updated Mar 6, 2025
- 4.46 avg rating
Comments and Reviews
The best alternative to backing up to AWS S3 Storage .. and I like its alternatives like GoodSync and Gs Richcopy 360
Carbonite is garbage. Good thing you're smart enough to be here looking for ALTERNATIVES!
Still reading? Ok; I've spend hundreds of dollars over the past couple of years only to find out that...
Garbage. Save your money and look elsewhere.
No, Dropbox is good (for other purposes) but it isn't an alternative.
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Crashplan is no longer offering a plan for personal users. Even existing customers will have to transition to their business-level plan at $10/month per device. Their suggestion for home users is Carbonite which has no Linux support. Really disappointing.
Carbonite has gotten much better over the years for remote access. They now offer web access from any browser, as well as apps for iPhone, Android and Blackberry. The fact that they still offer unlimited storage is also a large plus.
They are a good online backup solution for those on Windows and Mac and relatively inexpensive.
http://www.onlinebackupdeals.com/carbonite/
I don't think Carbonite is really comparable to DropBox. There's no way (unless they've changed recently) that you can access your files from anywhere except the original PC. That's why I switched from Carbonite to MozyHome a few years ago. I like being able to view my backed up files from any PC anywhere, via a browser.