C2 Backup Pricing Overview

C2 Backup does not offer a permanent free plan, but it does provide a free trial that lets users to test the product before committing to a paid plan. Trial availability and duration may vary, so users should review the seller's official pricing page for the most current details.

According to G2 data, C2 Backup pricing in 2026 starts at $34.99 and can reach $499.95 depending on the selected plan. Pricing may vary based on billing terms or usage, so users should review the Synology C2's official pricing page for the most current details.

C2 Backup's pricing is best suited for Windows-centric small businesses and mid-market IT teams managing multiple endpoints. G2 reviewers from IT services, computer hardware, manufacturing, and security industries — predominantly small businesses — gravitate toward the 500 GB and 2TB individual tiers for automated, set-and-forget PC backup. The Business tier at $499.95/year fits mid-market organizations needing Windows Server and Microsoft 365 coverage alongside centralized user management, as confirmed by G2 reviewers in oil and energy, package delivery, and security sectors. G2 reviews of C2 Backup also show strong fit for Synology NAS users seeking seamless cloud backup integration. Mac-heavy environments are a poor fit given current Windows-only BMR support.

No permanent free tier exists for C2 Backup. G2's pricing data for C2 Backup shows a free trial is available for evaluation. Paid plans start at $34.99/year for 500 GB covering unlimited devices with full-system backup, incremental backup, BMR recovery, and customizable scheduling on Windows. Higher C2 Backup tiers scale to 2TB ($99.99/year) and 5TB ($249.99/year) for individuals needing more capacity. The Business tier at $499.95/year adds Windows Server support, Microsoft 365 backup, user management, and audit logs — features absent from individual plans. G2 reviewers highlight the trial as sufficient to validate setup simplicity before committing to an annual plan.

G2 reviewers rate C2 Backup 4.5/5 overall, with strong value sentiment across small business and mid-market segments. Multiple G2 users explicitly cite cost-effectiveness as a key benefit, with one higher education reviewer calling it a cost-effective secondary offsite backup and an IT reviewer noting C2 Backup's pricing is significantly less than competing providers like Crashplan while delivering superior functionality. Some G2 reviewers flag the storage tier gap between 500 GB ($34.99/year) and 2TB ($99.99/year) as a pain point, with no 1TB option available. A photography reviewer found cheaper unlimited-storage alternatives. Overall, G2 reviews of C2 Backup indicate strong value for Windows-centric environments prioritizing BMR recovery, ease of use, and Synology ecosystem integration.