Productivity & storage · Business backup
Backblaze
per year
$99per year
Backblaze · Productivity & storage · tracked since 2026-10-08 · source checked 2026-10-08
Backblaze pricing, on the record since 2026.
Paid plans from $99 a year. 3 current plans, no price change since tracking began. Every figure below links to the source it came from.
LAST RECORDED CHANGE 2026-10-08 · HISTORY CAPTURED BY MARKUPBOT
The record
Prices step. Here are the steps.
Backblaze
Business backup · per year · USD
Right now
Current plans
| Plan | Price | Billed | Effective | Provenance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Business backup | $99 | per year | 2026-10-08 | captured by markupbot ↗ |
| Enterprise control | Contact sales | per tier / yr | 2026-10-08 | captured by markupbot ↗ |
| Personal backup | $99 | per year | 2026-10-08 | captured by markupbot ↗ |
In the box
What each Backblaze plan includes
Contact sales
- Everything in Business, plus
- Advanced support
- Enhanced backup lockdowns
- OIDC SSO support
- Restricted restore access
AS LISTED ON BACKBLAZE'S PRICING PAGE WHEN EACH PLAN WAS LAST CAPTURED. THE VENDOR'S PAGE IS THE AUTHORITY ON WHAT A PLAN CONTAINS.
Alternatives
Backblaze alternatives, by starting price
Questions
Backblaze pricing, answered
Q1 How much does Backblaze cost?
Backblaze's paid plans start at $99 a year (Business backup), with a custom-quote tier above that. These are the standing prices on Backblaze's own pricing page as last read on 2026-10-08; a promotional rate is recorded as the price it reverts to.
Q2 Does Backblaze have a free plan?
No plan is listed at $0 on Backblaze's pricing page. A time-limited free trial, if the vendor offers one, is not a free plan and is not recorded as one.
Q3 Has Backblaze raised its prices?
Not since Markup began tracking it on 2026-10-08. The pricing page is re-read daily and the day it moves the change is published here with its source.
Q4 What does Backblaze cost right now?
Business backup: $99 per year · Enterprise control: Contact sales · Personal backup: $99 per year
Q5 Where does this data come from?
Public pricing pages and vendor announcements. Every recorded version links to its source — an archived capture or the announcement that stated the change. See /method for how the record is kept.