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CrashPlan vs Rewind

CrashPlan and Rewind are both backup & SaaS data protection tools. CrashPlan is aimed at small businesses and enterprise, while Rewind is aimed at E-commerce and small businesses. CrashPlan costs less, from $3.67/mo versus $4/mo for Rewind.

CrashPlan

Endpoint, server and Microsoft 365 backup for businesses

Rewind

Backups for Shopify, QuickBooks, GitHub and more

PricingPaid · $4Paid · $4
Starting price$3.67/mo$4/mo
Free planNoNo
Free trial14 days—
Built forSmall businesses, EnterpriseE-commerce, Small businesses
Platformsweb, windows, macos, linuxweb
CountryUSCA · 2015
Rating——

Choose CrashPlan if

Small and mid-sized businesses that want set-and-forget endpoint and Microsoft 365 backup with unlimited versioning.

  • Unlimited versioning protects against ransomware and mistakes
  • Flat per-user endpoint price with unlimited versioning
  • Covers devices and SaaS apps in one console

Look elsewhere if: Teams needing full system images and bare-metal recovery, or cheap personal backup (Acronis, Backblaze, IDrive).

Choose Rewind if

Businesses relying on Shopify, GitHub, Jira or QuickBooks.

  • Protects against human error and app bugs
  • Easy restores
  • Covers popular SaaS

Look elsewhere if: Teams without critical SaaS data.

CrashPlan vs Rewind pricing

CrashPlan

  • Endpoints$88/user/yrAbout $7.33/mo; unlimited versions; $158 for 2 years
  • Servers$189/server/yr250 GB pooled per server; extra 250 GB $90/yr
  • Microsoft 365$44/user/yrAbout $3.67/mo; 50 GB pooled per user
  • Google Workspace$44/user/yrAbout $3.67/mo; 50 GB pooled per user
  • EnterpriseCustom250+ employees; M365/Workspace need 50-user minimum

Rewind

  • Standardfrom $4.00/user/moDaily backups, unlimited storage, 1-year retention
  • Advancedfrom $5.20/user/moCustom retention, BYOK/BYOS, HIPAA/DORA
  • EnterpriseCustomCustom contracts, multi-year discounts

CrashPlan · Key features

  • Continuous endpoint backup with unlimited file versioning
  • Self-service file restores for employees
  • Windows and Linux server backup with 250 GB pooled per server
  • Microsoft 365 backup for Exchange, OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams
  • Google Workspace backup for Gmail and Drive
  • 256-bit AES encryption in transit and at rest

Cons

  • No monthly billing; annual or two-year terms only
  • Not a full-image disaster recovery solution
  • No consumer plan since CrashPlan for Home ended

Rewind · Key features

  • Automated daily backups of SaaS apps
  • Granular item-level restore
  • Full account restore
  • Change history and audit
  • Compliance-ready retention
  • Multiple app support

Cons

  • Per-user pricing adds up across apps
  • Coverage limited to supported apps
  • Another subscription

CrashPlan vs Rewind: FAQ

Which is cheaper, CrashPlan or Rewind?

CrashPlan starts at $3.67/mo and Rewind at $4/mo. Both prices are checked on the vendors' own pricing pages.

Do CrashPlan and Rewind have a free plan?

CrashPlan has no free plan, a 14-day free trial. Rewind has no free plan.

Not sure yet?