Backblaze B2
S3-compatible object storage billed mainly by stored data and outbound transfer.
Backblaze B2 is a object storage and CDN provider based in United States. It operates European infrastructure in Netherlands. A free tier is available. As a US company it falls under the US CLOUD Act. Pricing on this page is published only after a human has reviewed it.
Pricing
- Backblaze B2Starts at this price. First 10GB of storage is always free. Pay monthly or annually. Egress is free up to 3x average monthly storage, then $0.01/GB unless delivered through qualifying partners. Class D transactions cost $0.004 per 10,000 calls after the first 2,500 daily calls.Monthly6.95 USDvCPUNot listedMemoryNot listedStorageNot listed
- Backblaze B2 OverdriveStarts at this price. Multi-petabyte commitment required. Includes unlimited free egress, dedicated vaults with private networking integration, and white glove onboarding and support.Monthly15 USDvCPUNot listedMemoryNot listedStorageNot listed
- B2 ReserveAnnual capacity bundle with commitments from 20TB, often purchased through resellers or integrators. No price is published on the source page.MonthlyNot listedvCPUNot listedMemoryNot listedStorageNot listed
Pros and cons
What works
- S3-compatible object storage
- First 10GB of storage is always free
- No minimum file size or storage duration fees
- Free egress up to 3x average monthly storage
- Class A, B, and C API calls are free for pay-as-you-go customers
What to watch
- B2 egress above the free allowance costs $0.01/GB outside qualifying partners
- B2 Overdrive requires a multi-petabyte commitment
- Premium support is an add-on
- B2 Reserve requires an annual capacity commitment and has no published price on the source page
Specifications
About Backblaze B2
Backblaze B2 is S3-compatible object storage for archiving, backup, recovery, and application workloads. Backblaze operates the storage cloud and describes the company as built in Silicon Valley. Pay-as-you-go storage is billed monthly by stored data, while B2 Reserve uses annual capacity commitments. B2 Overdrive adds dedicated vaults, private networking integration, and unlimited free egress, but requires a multi-petabyte commitment.
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