Carbonite is an OpenText Cybersecurity brand that provides cloud backup and data protection for personal computers, servers, and businesses.
Carbonite is a data protection brand that provides cloud backup and recovery for computers, servers, and business environments. It is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts.
Carbonite has been part of OpenText since its acquisition in December 2019 and is now part of the OpenText Cybersecurity family. Its consumer plans, Carbonite Safe Basic, Plus, and Prime, provide automatic cloud backup with one-click file restoration, and higher tiers add Webroot antivirus protection.
Carbonite's products protect data against common causes of data loss, including hardware failure, accidental deletion, and ransomware, across both personal and business use.
MSPs and internal IT teams use Carbonite for Carbonite Safe Basic, Carbonite Safe Plus, Carbonite Safe Prime.
Best for: businesses that need reliable backup and fast recovery for servers, endpoints, SaaS data, and virtual machines.
Carbonite pricing depends on your organization's size, the modules you enable, and your contract term. Tools in this category are usually licensed by subscription, billed per device, per workload, or per TB, and scale with the users, endpoints, or sites you cover.
Public rate cards are not always available, and many vendors set final pricing through a quote or their MSP and reseller channel. To get an accurate Carbonite price for your environment, request a quote from Carbonite directly, or ask a managed IT provider that supports Carbonite to bundle licensing, deployment, and management into one predictable monthly cost.
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Carbonite is a cloud backup and data protection brand that keeps data on computers, servers, and business systems safe from common causes of data loss. It is part of the OpenText Cybersecurity family.
Carbonite is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, in the United States.
Carbonite offers cloud backup and recovery through its Carbonite Safe plans (Basic, Plus, and Prime), with automatic backup, one-click file restoration, and antivirus protection on higher tiers.
Yes. Carbonite was acquired by OpenText in December 2019 and is now part of the OpenText Cybersecurity family.