Your Data. Always Safe.
Protect your servers, databases, Docker environments and Proxmox virtual machines with simple, secure and automated cloud backups.
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A failed disk, a mistyped rm -rf, a broken upgrade, a ransomware infection or a cloud account suspended overnight. Most teams only discover that their backups are incomplete, outdated or impossible to restore at the exact moment they need them.
Copies stored on the machine they protect disappear together with it.
A cron job that silently stopped months ago looks exactly like one that works.
Copying database files while the server writes to them produces backups that may not restore.
A single location means a single fire, flood, theft or provider incident can take everything.
The cost of losing data is not only the data itself. It is the time to rebuild, the customers who cannot work, the orders that were never recorded and the trust that is hard to win back.
Every hour spent reinstalling servers and reconstructing data is an hour your service is unavailable.
Invoices, customer records, code and configuration that existed in a single place may never come back.
Without a clean, isolated copy, paying attackers can look like the only option.
Many contracts and regulations expect you to protect and recover personal and business data.
Backnix is a cloud backup platform designed for infrastructure teams: Linux servers, relational databases, Docker hosts and Proxmox environments. Each capability below shows its real availability status, so you always know what is ready, in beta or still on the roadmap.
Linux servers to encrypted cloud storage. Windows Server planned.
Coming soon
Consistent MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL backups.
Coming soon
Persistent volumes and Compose configuration.
Coming soon
Offsite copies for Proxmox VE and Backup Server.
Coming soon
Multiple providers and regions, including multi-region copies.
Coming soon
Client-side encryption, TLS and least privilege.
Coming soonThe backup flow is designed to be simple to operate and safe by default.
A lightweight Backnix agent runs on your server and connects outbound to the platform.
Select directories, databases, Docker volumes or Proxmox backups and set a schedule.
Data is compressed and encrypted on your server before it leaves your network.
Encrypted backups are stored in S3 cloud storage in the region you choose and checked for integrity.
Recover individual files, databases or complete systems from the backup history.
Diagrams show the designed architecture. Each capability's availability is shown on its page.
Backups run on schedule, without relying on someone to remember.
After the first full backup, only changes are transferred to save bandwidth and storage.
See when each backup ran, how long it took and whether it succeeded.
Keep data in the country or region your business and your customers require.
Backups are only useful if they restore. Verification and restore tests are part of the design.
Pay for storage capacity. Prices and renewal terms are shown before you contract.
Backups contain your most sensitive data, so they must be at least as protected as the systems they come from. Backnix is designed around client-side encryption: data is encrypted on your server, travels over TLS and is stored encrypted at rest.
A single customer can keep backups in different storage regions, for example one copy in the United States and another in Europe, when this option is contracted. A second region becomes real redundancy only when replication is configured and running, and Backnix shows that status explicitly instead of assuming it.
Proxmox VE and Proxmox Backup Server are excellent tools, but a backup server in the same rack as your hypervisors is not an offsite copy. Backnix is designed to complement your Proxmox setup with offsite storage, retention and recovery planning.
Back up virtual machines and containers created with vzdump.
Keep an offsite copy of your PBS datastore for disaster recovery.
Plan restores to a different node or cluster when the original hardware is gone.
Choose the storage capacity you need. Yearly plans include 50% off the first annual payment; renewals are charged at the full yearly price.
Starter 100 GB
$6.90/month
Billed every month at the full price.
$82.80 -$41.40
$41.40 first annual payment
One payment, charged once for 12 months. Renews at $82.80 per year (full price; the promotion is not reapplied).
For a single server or a small database.
Standard 500 GB
$18.90/month
Billed every month at the full price.
$226.80 -$113.40
$113.40 first annual payment
One payment, charged once for 12 months. Renews at $226.80 per year (full price; the promotion is not reapplied).
For a few servers and their databases.
Most popular
Business 1 TB
$29.90/month
Billed every month at the full price.
$358.80 -$179.40
$179.40 first annual payment
One payment, charged once for 12 months. Renews at $358.80 per year (full price; the promotion is not reapplied).
For growing infrastructure and Docker hosts.
Business 2 TB
$54.90/month
Billed every month at the full price.
$658.80 -$329.40
$329.40 first annual payment
One payment, charged once for 12 months. Renews at $658.80 per year (full price; the promotion is not reapplied).
For Proxmox clusters and larger datasets.
Enterprise 5 TB
$129.90/month
Billed every month at the full price.
$1,558.80 -$779.40
$779.40 first annual payment
One payment, charged once for 12 months. Renews at $1,558.80 per year (full price; the promotion is not reapplied).
For many servers and long retention.
Enterprise 10 TB
$249.90/month
Billed every month at the full price.
$2,998.80 -$1,499.40
$1,499.40 first annual payment
One payment, charged once for 12 months. Renews at $2,998.80 per year (full price; the promotion is not reapplied).
For large environments and multi-region copies.
Prices in USD. Yearly plans are a single annual payment; the amount shown is what is charged. Payments are processed securely by Stripe; cancel anytime.
Practical guides about backup strategies, databases, Docker and Proxmox, useful even if you never use Backnix.
Proxmox Backup
A practical guide to Proxmox VE backup modes, Proxmox Backup Server, incremental backups, offsite copies on S3, verification and restore tests.
Docker Backup
What Docker volumes are, why copying them from running containers can corrupt data, and safe methods to back them up and restore them.
Database Backup
Logical vs physical MySQL backups, consistent dumps with InnoDB, binary logs and point-in-time recovery, retention and restore testing.
Choose a storage plan or talk to us about your servers, databases, Docker hosts and Proxmox clusters.