Putting Backblaze on the Backburner—Cancel Backblaze in a Few Minutes
Backblaze is a low-cost data storage provider that offers cloud storage and computer backups. It has four data centers, three of which are in the U.S. It is a direct competitor to services like Microsoft’s Azure and Amazon’s S3.
While it is an affordable option, the 30-day deletion policy and slow restoration feature drive away many users.
Cancel BackBlaze On Your Own
Canceling Backblaze should be simple enough. There are three methods you can use to cancel:
- Deleting your Backblaze backup
- Sending an email
- Deleting your account
Cancel by Deleting Your Backblaze Backup
To delete your backup, you have to:
- Log in to your account
- Go to Preferences
- Find the backup you want to delete
- Next to it, press Delete Backup and confirm
- Go to Overview
- Select Delete next to the unused license
This will cancel the online backup service. If you’ve registered multiple backups, you have to delete all of them to get rid of your subscription.
Cancel by Sending an Email
If you want to cancel by email, simply send a cancelation request to helpme@backblaze.com. Make sure to include relevant contact information that will let the service identify you.
Cancel by Deleting Your Account
You can also choose to delete your account directly. Deleting it will make it impossible to access any data stored in the account, but it will cancel the subscription. To delete a Backblaze account, follow these steps:
- Sign in to your account
- Go to My Settings
- At the top of the page, press Delete Account
- Confirm
Remember to download necessary backups before you delete your account.
These are the different ways you can cancel your Backblaze subscription:
Can I Cancel With | Yes/No |
Delete Backup |
Yes |
| Yes |
Letter |
No |
Delete Account | Yes |
Phone |
No |
DoNotPay | Yes |
In-person |
No |
Does Backblaze Offer Prorated Refunds Upon Cancelation?
No. You won’t receive a refund after canceling BackBlaze before the end of the billing period.
Cancel Backblaze With Ease by Using DoNotPay
There’s no easier way to cancel a service than with DoNotPay’s help. Our app can get rid of any subscription in just a few minutes. To cancel Backblaze, follow these steps:
- Open DoNotPay in your
- Choose the Find Hidden Money option
- Type in BackBlaze
After you confirm, DoNotPay will cancel the service. You won’t have to worry about getting further charges from Backblaze.
Monitor All Your Subscriptions With DoNotPay
It’s easy to lose track of the services you’re paying for. We all use dozens of subscriptions for various things, which lets a few of them go under the radar when we don’t need them.
The average American spends over $300 on unused subscriptions. It’s wasted money that could be used for something else.
DoNotPay can help you track your subscriptions. To start using the feature, connect your email or bank account to DoNotPay, and it will start monitoring your paid subscriptions. When you see one that you want to cancel, do it from the convenience of the app. It’s going to take you only minutes, and you won’t have to worry about wasting money on something you don’t use.
Are There Other Services Like Backblaze Worth Considering?
Cloud storage companies are plentiful. You shouldn’t have any difficulties finding an alternative to Backblaze after you’ve canceled their service. Here are a few services that might interest you.
Company | Pricing |
Benefits |
$69.50 per year for 2TB of storage |
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$15.00 per year for 1TB |
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Services for one computer—$6 per month |
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