Backblaze review

Storage bills $0.0069 per GB per month, and the minimum storage period is 0, so short-lived objects do not carry a floor charge. The service covers object storage only (object), so block or file needs sit elsewhere.

Standard egress is $0.01 per GB. Egress is free through CDN and compute partners, and unlimited to all destinations on Overdrive. On the site ranking, Backblaze sits 41 of 72 on egress price, against 19 of 103 on storage.

Yes. Backblaze is S3-compatible, so existing buckets, SDKs and backup tools move across without a rewrite. Storage types cover object storage (object), which matches most S3 workloads. Support runs on email, help centre and phone if a migration question needs answering.

The legal entity is Backblaze, Inc. and the headquarters country is the US (US). The company was founded in 2007. Support runs on email, help centre and phone, so email, a help centre and phone are the listed routes.

Backblaze lists storage at $0.0069 per GB per month. Aruba lists €0.011, UCloud lists $0.063 to $0.24, and SberCloud lists RUB 814.68. Aruba suits buyers who want a euro quote; SberCloud suits buyers billing in rubles.

Backblaze fits developers and small teams holding backups, media and datasets in object storage (object) with a minimum storage period of 0. Teams already running S3 tooling avoid a rewrite. Buyers who need block or file storage, or a chat channel, will look elsewhere, since support runs on email, help centre and phone.

Egress is free through CDN and compute partners, and unlimited to all destinations on Overdrive, so many reads cost nothing. Storage itself is charged at $0.0069 per GB per month, with a minimum storage period of 0.