#Arq backup 5.7.8 update

This is without any restores, which cost extra for most services.Īrq Premium: 1 TB storage, 5 computers = $59.99/year

#Arq backup 5.7.8 update

Even with cheap storage like B2, the yearly fee to keep receiving updates makes it more expensive than just using Arq Premium.Īrq 7: First year, with 1 TB storage used on B2, 1 computer = $109.99/yearĪrq 7: After the first year, with an active update license, with 1 TB storage used on B2, 1 computer = $85/year The website restore option is more for limited restores and single files when you don't have access to the software.Īrq Premium is a bit cheaper than using Arq 7, because with Arq 7, you are paying for the license, the destination usage + a yearly license update 'subscription' of $25. With Arq Premium, this is not the case, even though using the software is overall much better. You would need the Arq software on your computer to restore and decrypt the files.

If you back up to your NAS or any other destination (B2, Dropbox, …) you still have access to the bucket Arq uses to store the files there, but this will not be useful because of the encryption. If I back it up to my own cloud, wouldn't I still have web access to my files anywhere? Premium also mentions 'web access to backups'. You can start using it easily, without having to configure any other destination. In Premium, you can use all the features and destinations of Arq 7, but it also comes preconfigured with a cloud destination and 1 TB of paid for storage (using Google Cloud Storage under the hood).