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#Sos online backup client trial
Interested users can sign up for a 15-day free trial account, which doesn't require a credit card. Plans are available all the way up to a whopping 10TB for $299.99 per month or $2,999.99 per year. Paying $7.99 per month or $79.99 per year bumps the limit up to 100GB. Granted, that plan does cover up to five computers and unlimited mobile devices. For $4.99 per month or $44.99 per year, you only get 50GB of storage.
SOS is one of the most expensive online backup options we've reviewed. Our other complaint with this otherwise excellent service is that its desktop and mobile apps are in need of a design refresh. We also like that a single license is good for several computers and an unlimited number of mobile devices, even if its storage rates are expensive.
#Sos online backup client archive
SOS Online Backup offers more advanced security options than most other online backup services, as well as some special features, including the ability to back up concurrently to a local folder and to truly archive your files.
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