What can I back up?
Found automatically on your server
Install the agent once. FlashBackup finds your databases by itself and starts protecting them.
FlashBackup backs up your MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB and SQLite databases every night, encrypts them on your server, and stores them in your own Google Drive. No scripts. No cron jobs. No technical skills needed.
Simple monthly plans · Cancel any time · Works on any Linux server
Install the agent once. FlashBackup finds your databases by itself and starts protecting them.
Your data goes straight from your server to your Google Drive. It never passes through FlashBackup.
One click. FlashBackup can only see the files it creates, never the rest of your Drive.
Copy the install command from your dashboard onto your server. Databases are found automatically.
Backups run every night. Old copies are cleaned up. You get an email if anything goes wrong.
Know your customer data, orders and records are safe every morning without learning a single command.
Stop maintaining backup scripts and cron jobs. One agent covers every database on the server.
Protect all your clients' servers from one place, with team roles and alerts for each organization.
Every plan includes encryption, automatic cleanup, email alerts and the full dashboard. Cancel any time.
Pick the plan that fits, connect Google Drive and add your first server in minutes.
Wake up to your first nightly backups, already in your Drive.
Follow the guide to restore one backup and see it really works.
Backups run on their own. You only hear from us if something needs attention.
No. Someone with access to your server pastes one command, once. After that, everything is managed from the dashboard.
In your own Google Drive, in a folder called "FlashBackup". You own them, even if you stop using FlashBackup.
No. Backups are encrypted on your server before upload and go directly to Google Drive. FlashBackup only receives status information such as file names and sizes.
You get an email, the dashboard turns red, and FlashBackup stops deleting old backups until a new one succeeds, so you never lose your last good copy.
Backups are compressed, usually to 10–30% of the database size. Multiply by the number of days you keep. A free Google account has 15 GB; Google One plans add more.
Choose a plan and get started. Your first backup can be in Google Drive within the next 10 minutes.