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Wasabi

S3-compatible cloud object storage with flat per-terabyte pricing and no egress or API fees.

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Is Wasabi free?

No, it's a paid product

Starting price:
$7.99 per TB/month (pay as you go)
Free trial:
100 GB for 30 days (company email)

Checked on Wasabi's site Nov 8, 2026

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About Wasabi

Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage is an object storage service that speaks the Amazon S3 API, so most tools that write to S3 can use it by changing an endpoint and keys. Its selling point is billing: you pay a flat monthly rate per terabyte stored, with no separate charges for downloading data or for API requests, which makes costs easier to predict than on the big cloud providers. All data sits in a single always-available tier, with no cold storage and no retrieval delays. It is widely used as a backup target for tools like Veeam, Commvault and Rubrik, with object lock for immutable, ransomware-resistant copies, and also for media archives and AI datasets. Wasabi runs storage regions in North America, Europe and Asia Pacific. Pricing is pay-as-you-go or reserved capacity bought for one to five years, and there is a free trial. Note the 90-day minimum storage duration and a minimum monthly charge tied to 1 TB on pay-as-you-go.

Best for: Businesses storing backups or archives that want predictable S3-compatible storage bills.

Wasabi pricing (checked Nov 8, 2026)

Each line is quoted from Wasabi's own site, with the page it came from.

Plan or termWhat it saysCheckedSource
Starting price$7.99 per TB/month (pay as you go)Nov 8, 2026wasabi.com
Egress and API fees$0Nov 8, 2026wasabi.com
Free trial100 GB for 30 days (company email)Nov 8, 2026wasabi.com
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Pros and cons

What works

  • No fees for egress or API requests
  • Works with S3 tools and most backup software
  • Object lock for immutable backup copies
  • Single hot tier, so no retrieval delays or fees

Why people leave

  • Pay-as-you-go has a minimum charge equal to 1 TB per month
  • Objects are billed for at least 90 days even if deleted sooner
  • No permanent free tier, only a time-limited trial

Wasabi vs Backblaze B2, Cloudflare R2 and Amazon S3

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AttributeWasabiBackblaze B2Cloudflare R2Amazon S3
PricingPaidFree plan + paidFree plan + paidFree plan + paid
Verified price$7.99 per TB/month (pay as you go)$6.95 per TB/month$0.015 per GB-monthUp to $200 in credits for new AWS customers
Free planNoYes10 GB storage per monthUp to $200 in credits for new AWS customers
Open sourceNoNoNoNo
Self-hostableNoNoNoNo
PlatformsWebWebWebWeb

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Top Wasabi alternatives

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  1. 1Backblaze B2 logo
    Backblaze B2

    Similar low-cost S3-compatible storage with a free first 10 GB and no minimum storage duration fees.

    68.8
  2. 2Cloudflare R2 logo
    Cloudflare R2

    Free egress too, plus a monthly free tier and tight integration with Cloudflare Workers.

    64.8
  3. 3Amazon S3 logo
    Amazon S3

    The original S3, with many storage classes, regions and AWS integrations, at the cost of egress fees.

    61.8
  4. 4Google Cloud Storage logo
    Google Cloud Storage

    Object storage inside Google Cloud, with several storage classes, for workloads already running on GCP.

    59.4
  5. 5Azure Blob Storage logo
    Azure Blob Storage

    Microsoft's object storage with hot, cool and archive tiers, a natural fit when the rest of the stack is on Azure.

    57.5

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Wasabi: common questions

What is Wasabi?

Wasabi: S3-compatible cloud object storage with flat per-terabyte pricing and no egress or API fees. Best for businesses storing backups or archives that want predictable S3-compatible storage bills. Available for Web.

Is Wasabi free?

No, Wasabi is a paid product. Starting price: $7.99 per TB/month (pay as you go) (checked on Wasabi's own site).

How much does Wasabi cost?

Wasabi is a paid product. Starting price: $7.99 per TB/month (pay as you go); Egress and API fees: $0; Free trial: 100 GB for 30 days (company email). Checked on Wasabi's own site, November 2026.

Does Wasabi have a free trial or refund?

Free trial: 100 GB for 30 days (company email). Source: Wasabi's own site.

Is Wasabi open source?

No, Wasabi is not open source. Open-source alternatives include Storj.

What platforms does Wasabi run on?

Wasabi is available for Web.

What are the best alternatives to Wasabi?

The highest-ranked Wasabi alternatives right now are Backblaze B2, Cloudflare R2 and Amazon S3. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

Wasabi vs Backblaze B2: what's the difference?

Wasabi is a paid product; Backblaze B2 is free with paid plans. Verified prices: Wasabi $7.99 per TB/month (pay as you go), Backblaze B2 $6.95 per TB/month. Both run on Web.

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