Capacia Disaster Recovery Platform coordinates disaster recovery across regions and clouds, with continuous replication and orchestrated failover and failback. Teams can use recovery runbooks and rehearse failover in isolated environments without disrupting live systems. Capacia describes recovery point objectives measured in minutes and recovery time objectives measured in hours. The platform provides recovery-time analytics, gap remediation and compliance evidence from each test. It can be deployed as managed SaaS in Capacia’s cloud, in a customer’s Azure, AWS or GCP tenancy, or on-premise. Integrations include REST and GraphQL APIs, webhooks, event streams and more than 200 prebuilt connectors. Its stated security controls include encryption, SSO with adaptive MFA, role-based access control and immutable audit trails. Capacia describes its controls as ISO 27001 aligned and SOC 2 ready, with GDPR- and HIPAA-eligible architectures and CIS Benchmarks. Pricing is subscription-based and scaled to usage tiers; a tailored quote is available on request. A typical rollout takes 4–12 weeks.
Who it is for
It suits organizations in finance, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, government and telecommunications that need coordinated recovery across regions or clouds. Its hybrid deployment options may fit teams choosing between managed cloud, their own cloud tenancy and on-premise environments.
What is good
- Continuous replication and orchestrated failover and failback
- Non-disruptive testing in isolated environments
- Recovery analytics and compliance evidence from tests
- More than 200 prebuilt integration connectors
What to know first
- Pricing requires a tailored quote
- Typical rollout takes 4–12 weeks
Verdict
Capacia combines recovery orchestration, isolated testing and compliance evidence, with deployment choices spanning managed SaaS, customer cloud and on-premise. Buyers should account for quote-based pricing and a typical rollout measured in weeks.
Get started with Capacia Disaster Recovery Platform
- Visit Capacia's disaster recovery product page.
- Contact Capacia for a tailored subscription quote based on Cloud Platform usage tiers.
- Choose managed SaaS in Capacia's cloud, deployment in your Azure, AWS or GCP tenancy, or on-premise deployment.
- Plan a typical 4–12 week rollout covering discovery, configuration, data migration, validation and hypercare with Capacia's product team.
Limits to know first
The subscription is scaled to Cloud Platform usage tiers, and pricing is available by tailored quote. A typical rollout takes 4–12 weeks.
Questions about Capacia Disaster Recovery Platform
How is Capacia Disaster Recovery Platform priced?
Pricing is subscription-based and scaled to Cloud Platform usage tiers. Capacia provides tailored quotes on request; volume, multi-product and multi-year discounts are available.
Where can it be deployed?
It is available as managed SaaS in Capacia’s cloud, in a customer’s Azure, AWS or GCP tenancy, or on-premise for regulated environments.
What recovery functions does it provide?
It supports continuous replication, orchestrated failover and failback, cross-region and cross-cloud recovery targets, and non-disruptive tests in isolated environments.
Which integrations are available?
The platform exposes entities through REST and GraphQL APIs, webhooks and event streams. Capacia’s Integration Hub provides more than 200 prebuilt connectors.
What security and compliance controls are described?
The stated baseline includes encryption in transit and at rest, SSO with adaptive MFA, granular role-based access control and immutable audit trails. Capacia describes its controls as ISO 27001 aligned and SOC 2 ready, with GDPR and HIPAA-eligible architectures and CIS Benchmarks.
How long does implementation take?
A typical rollout takes 4–12 weeks and includes discovery, configuration, data migration, validation and hypercare, led by a Capacia product team with a named success manager.
Capacia Disaster Recovery Platform plans and pricing
All plansCompared on research project management software
- Failover orchestration
- Yes
- Deployment model
- hybrid
- Failback orchestration
- Yes
- Test failover
- Yes
- Recovery runbooks
- Yes
