AhsayCBS review
Managed backup covers files, virtual machines, databases and SaaS at per-100-GB rates.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
AhsayCBS is server-side software for operating a backup service, with a browser-based console for managing users, agents, policies, backups and restores. It suits service providers and organizations that want centralized control across files, NAS, databases, virtual machines, mobile devices, Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. Deployment can be on physical or virtual machines or in a cloud environment, while client software protects endpoints.
Pricing is based on protected data for several workloads: the File/NAS plan is $1.50 per 100 GB per month, and the VMware/Hyper-V/Exchange/MS SQL plan is $2 per 100 GB per month. Both require annual subscriptions. The Microsoft 365 plan is $2 per month and includes 50 GB per mailbox, also with an annual subscription. Separately, hosted management console instances cost $25 monthly for non-branded hosting or $75 monthly for co-branded hosting. A 15-day free trial is available, but there is no free plan. Buyers should account for both the relevant backup subscription and any hosting fee.
The feature set spans centralized browser management, replication of server settings and selected backup sets, immutable destinations, deduplication, compression and periodic integrity checks with Restore Drill. Storage options include cloud, FTP/SFTP and local or mapped drives; integrations include Microsoft Azure, Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, Backblaze B2, Wasabi, OpenStack, Microsoft Active Directory and Google Workspace. Recovery covers files and folders, applications and databases, VMs, and full-system or bare-metal recovery. AhsayCBS is a fit when workload breadth and centralized administration matter; teams requiring ransomware detection should consider another product.
AhsayCBS pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers files, NAS, VMs, databases, mobile devices and SaaS
- Supports immutable destinations, deduplication and integrity checks
- Offers cloud and self-hosted deployment with a browser console
- Where it doesn't
- Backup subscriptions require annual commitments
- Management console hosting costs extra
- No ransomware detection capability
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