SyncBackPro

SyncBackPro, developed by 2BrightSparks, allows you to backup your files to different folders, different drives, and over the network or internet.

Note: At the time of writing, I was using SyncBackPro V5.11.3.0

This is not a comparison of different software for backing up, it’s a review of SyncBack alone.
However, the decision to review SyncBackPro was done after heavy research on the web for different backup software solutions.

If you are looking for an all-in-one backup service, like one that automatically backs up your files to the cloud (and provides the cloud space), SyncBack is probably NOT for you. For that, you should look into Mozy, Carbonite, or one of the other similar offerings. Although less streamlined, you can use Syncback to backup to Amazon’s popular cloud storage, Amazon S3. However, as of right now, you would need a 3rd-party program, like TntDrive or WebDrive, to map the cloud drive as a Windows Drive, and then set SyncBack to backup to the mapped drive.
2BrightSparks informed me that version 6 of the software (currently being beta tested) will natively offer Amazon S3 and Google Storage support.

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