System status, how-to guides for setting up backups, connecting over VPN or GRE, protecting against ransomware, and planning a real recovery, plus a cost comparison against AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, and Backblaze. Can't find it here? Email support@vouchio.net.
Last incident: none reported in the past 90 days. Recovery Ready customers get incident notifications directly from their account team, not just this page; everyone else can email support@vouchio.net to ask about current status.
Enter roughly how much you store long-term and how much of it you pull each month. We'll line Vouchio's Archive Storage rate up against four other providers, not just one.
Estimate only, for planning purposes, not a quote. Vouchio uses the published Archive Storage annual rate ($3.79/TB/month, no retrieval or API fees). Other providers use published on-demand rates for a comparable standard/hot storage tier plus standard internet egress, rounded for illustration: AWS S3 Standard (storage $0.023/GB/month, egress $0.09/GB/month), Google Cloud Storage Standard (storage $0.020/GB/month, egress $0.12/GB/month), Azure Blob Hot tier (storage $0.018/GB/month, egress $0.087/GB/month), and Backblaze B2 (storage $0.006/GB/month, download $0.01/GB/month). None of these include separate PUT/GET or API request charges, free-tier egress allowances, or volume discounts, which would change the picture at scale. Rates change regularly; confirm current pricing directly with each provider before making a decision. 1 TB is treated as 1,000 GB here for simplicity.
Practical guides for the moments that actually come up: setting up backups, connecting over VPN or GRE or the API, migrating in, planning for and responding to ransomware, running drills, understanding your bill, and choosing the right storage mix.
What these two numbers actually mean for your business, and how to figure out targets that make sense for you.
Read the guide → SecurityHow version history lets you roll back to a clean copy, and how to configure retention so an attacker can't erase your way out.
Read the guide → Storage basicsA simple framework for deciding what belongs in active storage versus the archive tier.
Read the guide → Getting startedConnect your existing backup software to Vouchio once, then stop thinking about it.
Read the guide → NetworkingHow to choose between a public endpoint, site-to-site VPN, GRE tunnel, IPsec, or a direct/cross-connect for replication traffic.
Read the guide → MigrationA parallel-run approach for moving off your current provider without a gap in backups.
Read the guide → ComplianceHow Retention Lock, access logs, and data residency fit into an audit or compliance program.
Read the guide → Pricing & billingHow usage is measured, how Recovery Ready overage is billed, and what monthly vs. annual changes.
Read the guide → Disaster recoveryWhy quarterly drills restore into a scratch environment instead of touching production.
Read the guide → Storage basicsWhat the classic backup rule actually means, and how Vouchio's plans map onto it.
Read the guide → SecurityA time-ordered checklist for containment, assessment, and starting the right recovery.
Read the guide → DevelopersGenerating keys, example CLI and curl commands, and which client libraries work.
Read the guide →Fill out the questionnaire, and a specialist follows up with a tailored plan. Once you agree, we help connect your existing backup software or walk you through moving files in directly.
A specialist reviews your answers and follows up, typically within one business day, with a tailored plan, pricing, and next steps.
Email support@vouchio.net for existing-customer support, or fill out the questionnaire if you're not a customer yet; it goes straight to a specialist, not a queue.
Yes. Mention it in your questionnaire and a specialist can walk you through what a recovery drill looks like on a sample of your own data before you sign anything.
Storage and recovery needs vary a lot business to business: volume, retrieval patterns, and how fast you need to be back up. A short questionnaire lets us quote you accurately instead of guessing with a generic self-serve tier.
Active Storage and Archive Storage have no minimum term. Recovery Ready is a 1-year term in exchange for its flat, predictable rate, which we'll walk through during your quote.
It depends on how much you store, how much you retrieve each month, and which provider you're switching from. Use the cost comparison above to see Vouchio lined up against AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage, Azure Blob, and Backblaze B2 based on your own numbers.
Recovery Ready's annual rate already reflects our best standard pricing. For multi-year or larger-volume commitments, add a note in the questionnaire and a specialist can quote custom terms.
Active Storage is a place to keep files you use regularly. Recovery Ready adds continuous offsite replication, tested recovery drills, and a real restore plan; it's built specifically for business continuity, not day-to-day file access.
Quarterly by default on Recovery Ready, on a schedule you agree to. We restore a real slice of your data into a scratch environment and confirm it's intact, then send you a short report.
Most accounts connect over a standard HTTPS / S3-compatible endpoint. For continuous replication traffic, Recovery Ready also supports site-to-site VPN, GRE tunnel, IPsec, and direct/cross-connect for businesses that need it. Tell us your preference in the questionnaire, or see the connection options guide.
Version history is included on every plan, so you can roll back to a clean copy from before an attack. See the ransomware recovery guide.
An optional immutability hold on Archive Storage: once set, a retention period can't be shortened or deleted by anyone, including Vouchio, before it expires. Useful for records you're legally required to retain.
Retention Lock and access logging on Archive Storage are built to support internal retention and audit requirements. We don't publish specific third-party certifications on this site; tell us your requirement in the questionnaire and we'll confirm what's supported for your account. See the compliance guide.
Yes. Tell us your current provider in the questionnaire and we'll plan a parallel-run migration so nothing goes down mid-move. See the migration guide.
Anything that supports a generic S3-compatible or cloud storage destination, which covers most mainstream backup and NAS software. See the backup setup guide.