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Uranium Backup review

Freemium#47 of 150 in Backup SoftwareVirtual Machine Backup Software

A Windows-focused backup suite with free coverage and one-time paid licenses.

4.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Uranium Backup is Windows backup software for individuals, professionals, IT departments, and managed service providers. It covers file and folder protection, drive or system images, bare-metal restore, databases, virtual machines, replication, and multiple storage destinations. Backup modes include full, incremental, and differential options, with scheduling, reporting, email notifications, AES-256 encryption, and Cryptolocker protection included across the product’s broader feature set. Its focus suits Windows environments that need more than basic file copying, including server, database, or virtualization workloads.

Pricing is structured around free and paid editions. The Free plan provides file and folder backup. The Base plan costs €80 as a one-time license and adds Drive Image backup, FTP backup, synchronization, and service support. Pro costs €150 one time and adds tape, database, and virtual machine backup. Gold costs €290 one time and combines database and virtual machine protection with cloud, tape, FTP, and Drive Image backup. Professional is listed at €18 per month, billed annually, and adds centralized client management, monitoring, backup statuses, reports, and notifications. The published plans show a clear path from personal file protection to broader infrastructure coverage.

Its ecosystem fits environments using Amazon S3, Microsoft OneDrive, Google Drive, VMware vSphere, VMware ESXi, Microsoft Hyper-V, SQL Server, MySQL, MariaDB, Microsoft Exchange, and Supremo Console. That breadth makes Uranium Backup a practical choice for Windows administrators managing mixed backup targets and workloads. Organizations that need Windows-only coverage, image backups, database protection, or virtualization support should consider it. Those requiring coverage beyond Windows should choose a product with broader platform support instead.

Uranium Backup pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Covers files, system images, databases, virtual machines, and bare-metal restore.
    • Supports cloud, FTP, SFTP, FTPS, tape, NAS, and local destinations.
    • Includes scheduling, encryption, reporting, notifications, and ransomware protection.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Platform coverage is limited to Windows.
    • The entry paid license costs €80 one time.
    • Centralized management requires the Professional subscription.

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