BackupKit backs up to the storage you already use — 22 destinations across consumer clouds, self-hosted servers, classic protocols, and local drives. Connect unlimited accounts per provider, and mix sources and destinations freely: nothing stops you backing up Dropbox to a NAS, or SFTP to OneDrive.
Every major cloud, every major protocol
Object storage & S3-compatible New
Amazon S3
Azure Blob
Google Cloud Storage
Cloudflare R2
Backblaze B2
Wasabi
DigitalOcean Spaces
S3-Compatible
Consumer clouds
Google Drive
Dropbox
OneDrive
pCloud
Box
MEGA
Self-hosted
ownCloud
Nextcloud
Seafile
Servers & protocols
FTP / FTPS
SFTP
WebDAV
Local & network
Local & network drives
NAS devices
Don't see your service? Let us know — provider support is actively expanding.
See exactly what you're backing up
Your data is never a black box. Connect a provider once and pick backup sources and destinations visually — browse any connected storage as a folder tree, verify your archives landed where they should, and check any past version at a glance.
Your storage, your bills, your data
BackupKit doesn't resell cloud storage. We connect you directly to the services you already use — you pay Google for Drive, Dropbox for your storage, your VPS host for SFTP. Our pricing stays flat.
Connect as many Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive accounts as you need — personal, work, a client's — all side by side.
SFTP to Dropbox, OneDrive to a NAS, local drive to Google Drive. No restrictions on direction or pairing.
Google, Dropbox, OneDrive, and Box connect via official OAuth2 — only revocable tokens you can kill from the provider's dashboard, never your password.
Coming August 2026
Back up anything to anywhere — encrypted, scheduled, automated. Join the waitlist and be first to know when BackupKit is ready — the founding license is $69 lifetime for the first 100 buyers at launch.