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Simple pricing

Start free. Upgrade when your backups grow.

The free plan protects one backup target on one server with daily backups and no credit card. Upgrade when you need more targets, servers, faster schedules, or MCP access, while keeping storage under your control.

Plans for backups, not vanity seats.

Each plan sets how many backup targets you can protect and how frequently they can run. Your storage provider bills you directly.

Free

One server, one backup target

$0/ month

Create free account
  • 1 backup target
  • 1 server
  • Backups daily
  • User-owned storage
  • Email notifications
  • MCP access
  • Signed webhook delivery
  • No credit card required

Starter

Enough for a small production stack

$5/ month

Upgrade to Starter
  • 3 backup targets
  • Unlimited servers
  • Backups every 12 hours
  • User-owned storage
  • Email notifications
  • MCP access
  • Signed webhook delivery

Pro

For several services and environments

$15/ month

Upgrade to Pro
  • 10 backup targets
  • Unlimited servers
  • Backups hourly
  • User-owned storage
  • Email notifications
  • MCP access
  • Signed webhook delivery

Business

For teams with multiple servers

$39/ month

Upgrade to Business
  • 25 backup targets
  • Unlimited servers
  • Backups every 5 minutes
  • User-owned storage
  • Email notifications
  • MCP access
  • Advanced webhook delivery for teams

What you get with each plan

Pricing stays tied to practical backup needs: protected repositories, schedule frequency, restore confidence, and room to grow.

Start free

Create an account without a credit card and protect one backup target on one server.

Upgrade when you need more

Move to a paid plan when you need more repositories, servers, shorter schedules, webhook delivery, or MCP access.

Your storage

Connect AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2, Wasabi, MinIO, or another S3-compatible provider.

No storage markup

Storage capacity and transfer charges come directly from the provider you choose.

Recovery still matters

A plan helps you run backups; you should still save your recovery key and test restores.