Skyvia Backup Pricing Overview

Skyvia 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.

Skyvia Backup's pricing is best suited for small businesses, which represent the majority of G2 reviewers. Teams in marketing, HR, accounting, IT services, and healthcare use it to protect CRM data from platforms like HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, and Zoho. The Standard tier at $9/mo fits small teams needing automated, low-maintenance backup with search and comparison features. Mid-market teams backing multiple SaaS apps — Mailchimp, Dynamics CRM, Jira — align with the Professional tier. The storage-based model, rather than per-user licensing, makes Skyvia Backup particularly cost-effective for enterprise users managing large Salesforce orgs, as noted directly by an enterprise-segment G2 reviewer.

Skyvia Backup's free tier provides 1 GB storage with CSV export and one-click restore — functional for evaluation but limited in practice. G2 reviewers note the 1 GB cap is insufficient for real workloads, with one reviewer explicitly wishing for more free storage. Skyvia Backup's paid plans starting at $9/mo unlock data search, backup comparison, and automatic cleaning — features reviewers cite as core to daily use. Storage scales from 20 GB (Standard, $9/mo) to 200 GB (Professional, $99/mo) to 1 TB (Enterprise, $499/mo). Custom quotes are available for enterprise needs beyond standard tiers.

G2 reviewers overwhelmingly rate Skyvia Backup 5.0/5, with pricing cited as a recurring strength. Small-business users across HR, marketing, accounting, and IT explicitly call it "fair," "affordable," and "great value," noting it replaces 1-2 hours of manual work weekly. Mid-market reviewers highlight it as one of the most affordable Salesforce backup options available. The storage-based pricing model — rather than per-seat licensing — earns specific praise from enterprise users managing large orgs. Minor value concerns include the 1 GB free tier feeling too small and storage pricing at higher volumes being less competitive, but these are isolated complaints against a broadly positive consensus.