What we back up
File servers & NAS
Full image + file-level backups of Windows Server, Linux, and Synology NAS. Restore a single file or the whole box.
Workstations
Every PC and Mac with important local data, so you don’t lose a week of someone’s work to a dead SSD.
QuickBooks & accounting
Special handling for QuickBooks, Sage, and other accounting files. Tight schedule, versioned history, no corruption.
Microsoft 365 & Google
Email, OneDrive, SharePoint, Google Drive. Cloud isn’t backup — if a user deletes it and nobody notices for 90 days, it’s gone unless you have real backups.
Databases
SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL — transaction-consistent backups so restores don’t come back half-broken.
Virtual machines
Full VM backups for Hyper-V and VMware hosts so you can restore an entire server inside an hour.
Ransomware protection
Ransomware doesn’t just encrypt your files — it goes after your backup destination too. Our offsite backup uses immutable versioned snapshots that ransomware can’t encrypt or delete from the compromised machine. If you get hit, we restore from a clean snapshot from before the infection. Real recovery, not a nervous email to IT.
What it costs
From $150 a month for a location, plus storage by the gigabyte. Storage is cheap now, so for most businesses the base fee is the number that actually matters.
It is priced per location, not per computer. Most of the sites we back up have a NAS on site, and that is what we build around. We can do per-computer backup if that is genuinely what you need, and we will quote it, but we do not lead with it — per-machine plans mean buying a third-party service for every seat, and those vendors raise the rate once you are locked in. Charges to move your data, charges to pull it back out, monthly charges just to keep holding it. You should not have to pay a toll to get your own files back.
Frequently asked
Do you protect against ransomware?
How often do backups run?
Do you test the backups?
Is the data encrypted?
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