
Carbonite - Reviews and experiences
Mar 2026-Mar 2026
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Quietly disappointed
Quietly disappointed
Servicethe core idea is solid, but the recent service and upsell approach made me lose trust.
Done after the renewal loop
Done after the renewal loop
ReliabilityI’m not renewing — too risky to trust with my backups. I was a subscriber for years because I needed reliable offsite backups for work documents and a pile of family photos. When renewal came around I tried to log in and was immediately locked out for no clear reason. I went through the 'forgot password' flow, several times, from different browsers and my phone. No reset code ever arrived. All the "contact us" links routed me to generic help articles, nothing that leads to a person. I kept trying, kept trying, and ended up in a loop where Carbonite apparently sends nothing and I can't access the account I pay for. It’s maddening and honestly insulting — especially when you rely on this service for things you can’t replace. The product worked fine before, and I liked it, which makes this worse. But support failures are a dealbreaker for me. I’m now switching providers and spending time migrating files. If you value access and actual support, be cautious; don't assume the renewal will be smooth. So yeah, that’s where I’m at.
About Carbonite
Carbonite is a data protection and backup software company that provides cloud-based and hybrid backup services for computers and servers. Its products include online backup for small businesses and backup solutions designed for managed service providers and IT teams. Carbonite has also offered disaster recovery and endpoint protection capabilities through its product lineup. The brand is part of OpenText, which acquired Carbonite’s parent company Webroot in 2019.
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Last update: March 16, 2026
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