The revised MozyHome pricing goes into effect immediately for new customers. Both Backblaze and CrashPlan continue to offer unlimited storage at costs lower than MozyHome’s new pricing-even without the special discounts. For example, Backblaze offers a 10 percent discount to switchers who use the coupon “byemozy,” while CrashPlan offers a 15 percent discount to Mozy switchers. Competing services wasted no time in exploiting this fact to attract those customers who will inevitably be tempted to switch. However, for most customers, Decho’s carefully crafted explanations are likely to ring hollow, as the bottom line will be that from now on, MozyHome costs more for less.
The company also points out that for users with three or more computers, each of which has only a modest amount of data to back up, the new pricing could actually lower their costs. Mozy’s announcement cites rapidly increasing storage needs (for example, high-definition video clips from iPhones) as the impetus for the change, while at the same time insisting that most of their individual users require no more than 50 GB of online backup storage anyway. With either plan, additional computers, and additional 20 GB storage blocks, cost $2 each per month. Under the new plans, users can choose between 50 GB of storage for backups from a single computer for $5.99 per month, or 125 GB of storage that can be shared by up to three computers for $9.99 per month. Previously, MozyHome offered unlimited online storage for backups from a single computer for $4.95 per month. #1621: Apple Q3 2022 financials, Slack's new free plan restrictions, which OS features do you use?ĭecho has announced new pricing for their well-known MozyHome backup service.#1622: OS feature survey results, Continuity Camera webcam preview, OWC miniStack STX.
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