Pay Backblaze with Crypto

Backblaze sells Computer Backup at $9 monthly, $99 yearly, or $189 for two years, and billing-plan changes take effect on the next renewal. SolCard is a clean fit when you are buying or renewing Mac and PC backup on Backblaze's normal subscription cadence.

Backblaze B2 charges storage and transactions from daily totals starting at 12:00 AM UTC, then bills on the monthly anniversary of the account. That matters if you want a crypto-funded card ready for recurring, usage-based cloud-storage charges rather than one large prepaid invoice.

Backblaze includes 30-day retention by default and 1-year retention for free, but Forever Version History is a paid upgrade at $0.006/GB per month for file versions older than one year. Backblaze also says prepaid codes cannot pay for that upgrade, so a card route matters if you want extended retention.

Backblaze lists pay-as-you-go B2 as monthly with credit card or invoice, while B2 Reserve is sold as annual capacity billed by invoice at contract start. SolCard is relevant for the card-billed side of Backblaze, not the invoice-only reserve flow.

Backblaze lets Personal Backup, Business Backup, and B2 customers order physical USB media, then request a refund within 30 days of receipt if the drive is returned. Refunds go back to the same card, while return shipping and any customs or duties stay on you.

Backblaze's Billing page separates Online Backup, B2 Cloud Storage, and Groups into their own tabs, each with its own payment method and transaction history. SolCard is useful when the same account is handling the card-billed parts of that mixed setup and you want printable records from the Backblaze console.