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Datto Endpoint Backup vs O&O DiskImage

Both stand on backup software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Datto Endpoint Backup

Paid MacWindows

Choose Datto Endpoint Backup if you need centralized, cloud-based endpoint backup with broad recovery options and Kaseya ecosystem integration. Look elsewhere if you require a free plan or want pricing published without contacting the vendor.

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O&O DiskImage

Paid Windows

O&O DiskImage provides Windows backup for computers and servers, with mixed backup and restore modes plus ransomware protection. Buyers should review the different license scopes and the listed pricing details before choosing an edition.

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The facts

	Datto Endpoint Backup	O&O DiskImage
Free plan	No	No
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Mac, Windows	Windows
Lowest paid plan	Free or on request	See the plans
Plans published	1	10
Maker	Datto Endpoint Backup	O&O DiskImage
Website	kaseya.com	oo-software.com
On backup software	#123 of 151	#127 of 151

Datto Endpoint Backup: what it does well

Automated incremental backups run every two hours
File, folder, bare-metal, and VM image recovery
Single dashboard for endpoints and clients
Snapshot replication and failover orchestration
Immutable recovery points with a five-minute minimum RPO

What to know first

Pricing requires a customized request
There is no free plan
VSA 10 integration supports Windows 10 or later devices
Kaseya integrations support some deployment workflows

O&O DiskImage: what it does well

Supports computer and server backup
Ransomware protection included
Mixed backup scope and restore modes
Five-computer license option
Server Edition available

What to know first

Windows is the only listed platform
No free plan
Server Edition listed at 299.00 USD monthly

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