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rsync.net pricing and limits

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www.rsync.net · Backup and DR
SEPT 2026 audit

Offsite cloud storage for backups, billed by the gigabyte with ZFS snapshots and no egress charges.

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Entry paid planNo plan fee. The floor is an 800 GB minimum order at 1.5 cents per GB per month; the page states the minimum and the rate separately and does not multiply them out.
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Reviewed by Palash BagchiUpdated 10 criteria comparedSources last checked

rsync.net pricing at a glance

Entry paid plan
No plan fee source ↗
Pricing model
Per gigabyte held, per month, tiered by total volume with no contract source ↗
Egress over allowance
None source ↗

First line of each sourced value. The full text is in rsync.net pricing below.

01.Evaluation guide

Who it suits

Holding a lot of data cheaply and reading it back for nothing: 1.5 cents per GB a month, falling to 0.75 cents above 100 TB, with no egress charge on a restore and unlimited email and phone support at every size.

Consider something else if…

You have less than 800 GB to protect. The minimum order is a floor rather than a discount threshold, so a small estate pays for capacity it is not using — BorgBase starts at $2 a month and gives 10 GB away.

Editorial · Palash Bagchi · approved

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rsync.net pricing

3 criteria
Entry paid planNo plan fee. The floor is an 800 GB minimum order at 1.5 cents per GB per month; the page states the minimum and the rate separately and does not multiply them out.
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Pricing modelPer gigabyte held, per month, tiered by total volume with no contract. The same features are offered at every tier and at every location — what a larger commitment buys is a lower rate, longer snapshot retention, physical media shipment and integration engineering, not a different product.
Sources (1) →
Egress over allowanceNone. Restoring is not charged for, which is the difference that matters in this category: a backup you cannot afford to read is not a backup.
Sources (1) →

Data

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Backup retention7 daily snapshots below 10 TB, and 7 days plus 4 weeks above it. Snapshots are taken and held by rsync.net rather than scheduled by the customer, though the page says every account can set a custom schedule.
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Storage

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Storage price1.5 cents per GB per month up to 9 TB, falling to 1.25 cents from 10 TB and 0.75 cents from 100 TB. Priced in cents rather than dollars, which is the unit the page uses throughout.
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Support

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Support on entry paid planUnlimited email and phone support on every tier, with a 24/7 hotline added above 100 TB. Support is not a paid add-on at any volume.
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Compliance

4 criteria
SOC 2Not SOC 2. Both US locations — San Diego and Denver — are SSAE16 certified with zero exceptions as of May 2015, SSAE16 being the older attestation standard SOC 1 reports are issued under. The company says the certification is not relevant outside the US and holds its Hong Kong and Zurich sites to the same standards without it. Full compliance reports are available, as are in-person datacentre visits.
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HIPAAYes, and they will sign a Business Associate Agreement — the thing that actually matters, since HIPAA obligations flow to the vendor only through a BAA. They also document a Massachusetts 201 CMR 17 data security plan, and publish a separate full HIPAA Compliance Statement.
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GDPR / data residencyAbsolute by location: data never leaves the geographic location chosen at signup, and the page names Zurich specifically — choose it and not one bit of data leaves Switzerland. Account contact and payment details are held only by full-time employees and shared with nobody, the company having no partners, affiliates or parent.
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PCI DSSUpdated quarterly, with overall and site-specific documentation supplied on request. The page is unusually blunt about it — it dismisses the standard as worthless before confirming they maintain it anyway, on the grounds that customers still have reporting requirements to meet.
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  • PCI Compliance ↗

    “we do, in fact, update our PCI compliance quarterly and are happy to provide overall and site-specific PCI Compliance documentation”

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rsync.net pricing questions

How much does rsync.net cost?

No plan fee. The floor is an 800 GB minimum order at 1.5 cents per GB per month; the page states the minimum and the rate separately and does not multiply them out.

rsync.net - Simple Pricing · read

How does rsync.net charge?

Per gigabyte held, per month, tiered by total volume with no contract. The same features are offered at every tier and at every location — what a larger commitment buys is a lower rate, longer snapshot retention, physical media shipment and integration engineering, not a different product.

rsync.net - Simple Pricing · read

How much does rsync.net charge for egress?

None. Restoring is not charged for, which is the difference that matters in this category: a backup you cannot afford to read is not a backup.

rsync.net - Simple Pricing · read

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