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SnapShooter pricing and limits

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snapshooter.com · Backup and DR
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Entry paid plan$14 a month for Lite, covering up to 3 backup resources with 10 GB of included storage and daily runs.
Free tierYes
CategoryBackup and DR

Reviewed by Palash BagchiUpdated 6 criteria comparedSources last checked

SnapShooter pricing at a glance

Entry paid plan
$14 a month for Lite, covering up to 3 backup resources with 10 GB of included storage and daily runs source ↗
Pricing model
Per backup resource — 3, 20, 50, then 250 — with included storage at each step and unlimited bring-your-own storage throughout source ↗
What the free plan includes
One backup job, daily, with daily retention and 500 MB of included storage source ↗

First line of each sourced value. The full text is in SnapShooter pricing below. How this free offer stacks up: cloud free tiers compared.

01.Evaluation guide

Who it suits

Protecting a handful of servers or DigitalOcean resources without paying for a platform: $14 a month covers three, with daily runs, 10 GB included and unlimited bring-your-own storage on every tier including the free one.

Consider something else if…

You need backups encrypted or rotated. Backup encryption is listed from the $79 Business plan and weekly and monthly retention from $39, so the entry tier keeps daily copies in whatever state they arrived.

Editorial · Palash Bagchi · approved

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SnapShooter pricing

4 criteria
Free tierYes
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What the free plan includesOne backup job, daily, with daily retention and 500 MB of included storage. The card is titled Free and its call to action is Register rather than the Try for free used on paid cards — but it also prints $14 a month, which is the Lite price, and the page shows Lite at both $14 and $13 elsewhere. Recorded as printed; the $14 on a plan called Free is not resolved here.
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Entry paid plan$14 a month for Lite, covering up to 3 backup resources with 10 GB of included storage and daily runs.
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Pricing modelPer backup resource — 3, 20, 50, then 250 — with included storage at each step and unlimited bring-your-own storage throughout. As with SimpleBackups the tier also buys frequency, from daily to twice daily to every 5 minutes, so the plan is really priced on how much you protect and how recently.
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Data

1 criteria
Backup retentionDaily only on the entry plan; daily, weekly and monthly rotation from the $39 Startup plan upward. Retention rotation is a paid feature rather than a default.
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Compliance

1 criteria
Encryption at restListed as a feature of the $79 Business plan and above, so the two cheapest paid tiers do not name it.
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SnapShooter pricing questions

How much does SnapShooter cost?

$14 a month for Lite, covering up to 3 backup resources with 10 GB of included storage and daily runs.

SnapShooter Pricing · read

How does SnapShooter charge?

Per backup resource — 3, 20, 50, then 250 — with included storage at each step and unlimited bring-your-own storage throughout. As with SimpleBackups the tier also buys frequency, from daily to twice daily to every 5 minutes, so the plan is really priced on how much you protect and how recently.

SnapShooter Pricing · read

Does SnapShooter have a free tier?

Yes. One backup job, daily, with daily retention and 500 MB of included storage. The card is titled Free and its call to action is Register rather than the Try for free used on paid cards — but it also prints $14 a month, which is the Lite price, and the page shows Lite at both $14 and $13 elsewhere. Recorded as printed; the $14 on a plan called Free is not resolved here.

SnapShooter Pricing · read

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