Barracuda Cloud-to-Cloud Backup is a SaaS backup solution for Microsoft 365 covering Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive and Teams, with pricing published as per-user per month via quote only.
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Barracuda Cloud-to-Cloud Backup is a software-as-a-service backup solution from Barracuda Networks designed to protect Microsoft 365 data without requiring on-premises infrastructure. The product backs up Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, OneDrive, Microsoft Teams, OneNote, Planner and Microsoft 365 Groups, with Entra ID backup included at no additional cost. It suits MSPs who manage multiple customer Microsoft 365 tenants and need straightforward recovery tools for deleted or corrupted data, particularly organisations concerned about ransomware or accidental data loss in cloud services. Granular restore capabilities allow recovery of individual emails, documents or SharePoint libraries rather than entire accounts, which simplifies recovery workflows compared to bulk restore options and reduces the administrative burden of full-account recovery.
The platform includes malware scanning on restore through Barracuda Advanced Threat Protection and immutable backup copies that prevent ransomware attacks from affecting recovery data. Role-based access control, multi-factor authentication and end-to-end encryption protect backup data at rest and in transit. Barracuda Cloud-to-Cloud Backup is priced per user per month with pricing available by quote only; published rates were not accessible during verification (checked September 2026). A free trial is available to evaluate the product hands-on before purchase without requiring a payment method upfront. The product integrates primarily with Microsoft 365 services rather than third-party tools, which means MSPs managing multi-vendor stacks or protecting Google Workspace will need separate backup solutions for non-Microsoft platforms. Barracuda Networks was founded in 2003 and is based in the United States. For deployment across multiple customer tenants, MSPs should confirm the trial includes full multi-tenant administrative functionality and verify whether the platform supports the workflows required for managing customer backups across different accounts and environments.
Barracuda Cloud-to-Cloud Backup is a purpose-built SaaS backup for Microsoft 365 with good ransomware protections and granular restore capabilities. Pricing is quote-only, which makes cost comparison against published options like Spanning Backup or Datto SaaS Protection difficult before a sales call. The product covers only Microsoft cloud services, so MSPs protecting Google Workspace or on-premises systems will need additional backup solutions. Confirm during the free trial whether it integrates with your PSA for billing automation and multi-tenant management, as the integration landscape is primarily within the Barracuda ecosystem rather than across platforms. Ask about administrative console features for managing backups across customer accounts.
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| Feature | Supported | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Microsoft 365 mail backup | yes | Backs up Exchange Online email |
| SharePoint and OneDrive backup | yes | Covers SharePoint Online and OneDrive |
| Microsoft Teams backup | yes | Microsoft Teams backup included |
| Google Workspace backup | no | Does not back up Google Workspace |
| Granular restore | yes | Restore individual emails, documents or SharePoint libraries |
| Unlimited retention | yes | Unlimited storage capacity mentioned as feature |
| Anomaly and ransomware detection | yes | Ransomware detection and immutable backups included |
| Self-service restore for end users | yes | Users can restore data through the platform |
| White-label portal | unknown | Not documented on public pages |
| Multi-tenant console | yes | Supports managing multiple customer tenants for MSPs |
| PSA integration for billing | unknown | PSA integration not documented on product pages |
Barracuda Cloud-to-Cloud Backup protects Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, OneDrive, Microsoft Teams, OneNote, Planner and Microsoft 365 Groups. Entra ID backup is also included at no additional cost. The product does not back up Google Workspace or on-premises systems, so MSPs managing multi-cloud environments will need supplementary backup tools for non-Microsoft platforms.
No, Barracuda Cloud-to-Cloud Backup is a cloud-native, software-as-a-service solution that requires no on-premises appliances, servers or software to install and manage. All backup storage and recovery operations run in Barracuda's cloud infrastructure, which simplifies deployment for MSPs and reduces operational overhead compared to hybrid or appliance-based backup solutions.
Barracuda Cloud-to-Cloud Backup includes immutable backup copies that cannot be modified or deleted by ransomware, multi-factor authentication for administrator access, role-based access controls, and end-to-end encryption. The platform also scans restored data using Barracuda Advanced Threat Protection to detect malware before recovery to production systems, reducing the risk of restoring infected data.
Yes, Barracuda Cloud-to-Cloud Backup offers a free trial with a 'Try Free' signup link at app.barracuda.com/cloud-service/signup/ccb. Specific trial duration and feature parity are not published on the product page, so MSPs should verify trial limitations during signup to ensure sufficient time to test backup and restore workflows before purchase.
Barracuda Cloud-to-Cloud Backup is priced per user per month on a quote-only basis; the vendor does not publish specific rates on public pages (checked September 2026). MSPs must contact Barracuda sales or use the 'Build and Price' configurator tool for custom pricing. This approach makes cost comparison against published competitors like Spanning Backup or Datto SaaS Protection difficult without direct vendor contact.
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