If a computer disappears tomorrow, your work doesn't go with it.
Automatic daily backup of files and computers, servers included, stored securely off-site. When you need something back, a technician does the restore.
A bad day should cost hours, not years of work.
With a backup, each of these is a restore. Without one, it's whatever you can rebuild.
A failed drive
The computer won't start. The files come back from the most recent daily backup.
A stolen laptop
The laptop is gone. The work that was on it isn't.
A wrong click
A folder deleted or a file saved over, brought back from before it happened.
Ransomware
Files scrambled and a ransom demanded. Clean copies restored from off-site.
Backups that run without anyone remembering.
- Daily automatic backups of files and whole computers.
- Secure off-site storage, away from the office and the computers themselves.
- Servers covered, priced separately from computers.
- Guided recovery: a technician does the restore, so you're not learning backup software in the middle of a bad day.
What a restore looks like
- You call or email and tell us what's missing.
- A technician finds the right copy: one file, a folder or a whole computer.
- We restore it, and you get back to work.
Requests are answered by a person within 2 business hours, Monday–Friday, 9–5 Eastern.
Anyone whose files would be hard to rebuild.
Client records, financial files, drawings, contracts, years of attachments saved to a desktop. If losing it would cost you more than a day, it should be backed up somewhere other than the computer it lives on.
Cloud backup is an add-on, available with either package, Silver or Gold, and quoted separately. It covers computers and servers. For email and files in Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, you need cloud app backup.
What it costs
Cloud backup is a flat monthly fee: the service itself plus a license for each computer backed up. It scales with the number of computers, in steps as you grow, and servers are priced separately. It shows up as its own line on your bill.
How pricing worksStill running a server?
We'll back it up. A server that everything depends on is still a risk with a good backup, though, and sometimes the better answer is moving what's on it somewhere that doesn't depend on one machine. We'll tell you which applies to you. Getting off an aging server
Cloud backup, answered.
Everything is saved to Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace. Isn't that a backup?
We back up to an external drive. Isn't that enough?
How often does it back up?
Who does the restore, and is it extra?
Do you back up servers?
Does this back up our email?
Tell us what's not working.
Tell us how many computers and people you have, and we'll send a real number, not a range. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.