Backblaze increases its price but you can lock the old one in for a yearWhat you need to know
Backblaze is increasing its prices to $7 per month and $70 per year.
Customers can lock their old price in for another year.
Supply chain costs are said to be the reason for the price increase.
Backup favorite Backblaze has announced that it is increasing the price of its Mac backup service by $1 per month and $10 per year, citing an increase in the amount of storage it needs and a more costly supply chain as the main reasons.
Backblaze will charge customers $7 per month, $70 per year, and $130 for two years once the price increase kicks in on August 16. However, those who want to lock the price in for another year can do so by signing up for a 12-month extension on their current plan.
The news was delivered to customers via email yesterday, as reported by 9to5Mac. Oddly, I'm a Backblaze customer and have not received the email as yet — but more details about the price changes are available on the Backblaze blog.
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Backblaze increases its price but you can lock the old one in for a year
