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Arq 7 Backup: Uniquely versatile local and online backup

There are lots of good options for local and online backup, but Arq 7 Backup, which is both an online service and a client, stands out thanks to its support for myriad third-party online backup services.

Arq even sells the client separately for use with said third-party online repositories. Due to our flawless testing experience with the program, that’s something we can actually recommend.

BACKUP PLANS AND FEATURES

The Arq 7 backup program on its own (single-seat, perpetual license) is a tad pricey at $49.99. But the alternative Arq Premium subscription plan covers five seats, along with 1TB of

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