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Acronis Cyber Protect vs Wasabi

A detailed comparison to help you choose between Acronis Cyber Protect and Wasabi.

Quick Verdict

3.6/5

Acronis Cyber Protect

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4.0/5

Wasabi

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Wasabi is rated higher (4.0 vs 3.6). Acronis Cyber Protect combines backup with AI-based malware and ransomware protection. Physical, virtual, and cloud workload backup with 50+ cloud storage destinations. S3-compatible cloud storage priced at a flat $7.99 per TB per month with no fees for downloads or API requests, widely used for backups.

Acronis Cyber Protect

Acronis Cyber Protect

Backup with built-in anti-malware protection

Wasabi

Wasabi

Hot cloud storage at cold storage prices

Overview
Rating3.6 (0 reviews)4.0 (0 reviews)✓
Pricing modelpaidpaid
Starting priceFrom $85/moFrom $7.99/mo✓
Best forIT teams and MSPs running mixed physical, virtual, and Microsoft 365 estates who want backup and endpoint protection consolidated into one console, with control over where backup data is stored.Backup, offsite copy, and media-archive storage where data is written once, kept for months or years, and read occasionally — especially at 500 GB and above
Features
IPv6
DDoS protection
Automated backups✓
Snapshots
Managed option
Bare metal
GPU available
S3-compatible
Hourly billing
Free tier
Data-center locations
Regions
Acronis-operated sites plus Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure regions (26 data centers per 2021 briefing), incl. Singapore, Japan, Australia
16 regions: US (N. Virginia x2, Texas, Oregon, California), Canada (Toronto), Netherlands (Amsterdam), Germany (Frankfurt), UK x2, France (Paris), Italy (Milan), Japan x2 (Tokyo, Osaka), Singapore, Australia (Sydney)
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Acronis Cyber Protect

Pros

  • + Backup and endpoint security (anti-malware, patch management, EDR on Advanced) unified in one agent and console
  • + Wide storage flexibility: 26+ Acronis/Google/Azure data centers plus S3, Wasabi, Swift, NFS and on-prem S3-compatible destinations
  • + Image-based backups with incremental chains, deduplication, and pre-restore malware scanning fit ransomware recovery planning
  • + Coverage across Windows/Linux servers, VMs, workstations, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, NAS, and mobile
  • + Two licensing models (per-workload and per-GB) let matching your workload shape cut costs significantly

Cons

  • - Licensing matrix is genuinely confusing; server protection at roughly $595–$925/server/year dwarfs workstation pricing
  • - The combined agent can be heavy on CPU and memory on constrained endpoints
  • - Backup-only buyers pay for a security platform they may not want; console complexity reflects five jobs in one product
  • - Vendor scale figures and destination counts are marketing claims with limited independent verification
  • - Support and SLA terms differ between direct business products and the service-provider platform
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Wasabi

Pros

  • + Flat $7.99/TB/month with zero egress and API request charges — bills are predictable to the dollar
  • + S3-compatible API with broad backup-software support (Veeam, rclone, Synology, MSP360 and others)
  • + 16 regions with per-bucket region pinning, covering US, EU, and APAC data-residency needs
  • + Credit-backed 99.9% uptime SLA with a published error-rate measurement methodology
  • + No cold-tier latency: everything is hot storage, so restores are immediate

Cons

  • - 90-day minimum storage duration — early deletion or overwriting incurs Timed Deleted Storage charges
  • - 1 TB minimum monthly charge makes small datasets uneconomical
  • - Fair-use policy implicitly caps monthly egress near stored volume — not a CDN origin play
  • - Single storage tier only; no cheap cold class for rarely-retrieved archives
  • - Basic support only on Pay-as-You-Go; Premium support is tied to Reserved Capacity contracts
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