BackupDrill pricing
Start free with one project, no card needed. Paid plans add daily backups, daily restore drills, and room for more projects.
Free
For side projects
$0/month
- 1 project
- Weekly backups
- 21 days of history
- Up to 1 GB per project
- One restore drill on your first backup
Solo
For products with real users
$19/month
- 5 projects
- Daily backups
- Daily restore drills, weekly email report
- 30 days of history
- Up to 10 GB per project
Team
POPULARFor small teams
$49/month
- 20 projects
- Backups every 12 hours
- Daily restore drills, weekly email report
- 30 days of history
- Up to 25 GB per project
Agency
For client work
$99/month
- 100 projects
- Backups every 12 hours
- Daily restore drills, weekly email report
- 60 days of history
- Up to 100 GB per project
- PDF client reports
- Priority support
Every plan: database + Storage files in one snapshot (Storage joins once you add its S3 keys), to your own S3, R2, B2, or Wasabi bucket — or the database alone, up to 10 GB per backup, to your Google Drive. Email alerts when a backup or drill fails. History counts console records — objects in your bucket stay yours (add a lifecycle rule to expire old ones); on Google Drive, older backups move to Drive’s trash.
Cancel anytime. Annual billing: pay for 10 months.
How billing works
- What does the Free plan include, and for how long?
- One project, weekly backups into your own Google Drive or bucket, 21 days of history, up to 1 GB per project, and one restore drill after your first backup. There's no time limit and no card to enter. Daily restore drills start on the paid plans.
- Is there annual billing?
- Yes. A year costs the same as 10 months: $190/year for Solo, $490/year for Team, $990/year for Agency.
- Do you charge for storage?
- No. Backups are written to your own S3, R2, B2, or Wasabi bucket, or your own Google Drive, and your storage provider bills you for that space directly; on Drive, backups count toward your Google storage. A restore drill reads the latest snapshot back out of your bucket, which some providers bill as download traffic (Cloudflare R2 doesn't). Wasabi bills a minimum of 1 TB a month and keeps charging for deleted objects until its minimum storage period has passed, so expiring old backups early doesn't lower that bill. Our price is per plan, not per gigabyte. Wasabi bucket setup and billing notes
- What happens if a project outgrows its plan?
- The size limit is checked against the project's latest successful database backup. The first backup always runs, since that's how we measure. If a project is over the limit, its backups and drills pause and you get one email. Moving to a plan whose limit fits the project resumes it automatically; if you shrink the database instead, email us and we'll resume it.
- What if I have more projects than my plan allows?
- This usually happens after a downgrade. Your oldest projects keep running up to the plan's limit, the newer ones pause, and you get one email. Nothing is deleted from your bucket. Moving to a plan with enough project slots resumes the paused ones automatically.
- Can I cancel, and can I get a refund?
- Cancel any time from the console. You keep your plan until the end of the period you paid for, then the account moves to the Free plan. Any payment can be refunded within 14 days, no questions asked: just email us. Every snapshot already in your bucket stays yours either way.
Weighing this against Supabase's own add-on? Point-in-time recovery is $100/month per project and doesn't cover Storage files. Compare BackupDrill with Supabase PITR