The whole price list fits in one table.
| ArchiveBridge management | US$20 / TB / mo | Scanning, verified backup, version history, archiving, one-click restores, the console, support. Measured on data under management (current copies + retained versions). |
| Managed storage — optional | US$14 / TB / mo | A dedicated bucket per customer — Sydney region by default, any Wasabi region available — object-lock capable for immutable backups. Skip it and bring your own S3-compatible bucket instead. |
| All-in, with our storage | US$34 / TB / mo | Compare: Microsoft’s SharePoint overage rate is roughly US$200 per TB per month. |
| Restores, egress, per-seat licences | US$0 | Restores are never metered. Headcount never enters the bill. |
USD, converted at indicative FX (AUD is our billing currency; GST applies to Australian customers). 14-day free trial, no card needed.
Priced on data under management, not headcount — and billed only for the days it’s actually protected. The whole point is the saving, so the pricing leaves most of it with you.
Metered daily
You're billed only for the days data is actually protected. Start on the 20th of the month, pay from the 20th. Leave, and the meter stops. There's no annual commitment unless you want one.
No per-seat licences
Headcount never enters the bill. A 30-person firm and a 300-person firm with the same terabyte under management pay the same — the thing you pay for is the thing that's saving you money.
Restores are free
The day you need your data back is the worst day to discover a surprise line item. So there isn't one — no egress fees, no per-restore charges.
What people actually ask.
Pricing questions below — storage, residency, security and everything else live in the full FAQ.
How am I billed?
Save a card and usage is charged automatically as it accrues — the way advertising platforms bill — with a receipt emailed for every payment. Prefer a purchase order? Enterprise accounts can be invoiced instead, and annual committed-capacity plans are available for buyers who need a fixed number.
What does a terabyte cost all-in?
US$34 per TB per month with our storage (US$20 management + US$14 storage), or US$20 if you bring your own bucket. Microsoft’s SharePoint overage rate is roughly US$200 per TB per month — which is why the free scan usually pays for the conversation. See how Microsoft 365 Archive compares to third-party archiving →
Is there a trial?
14 days, no card. Usage is metered from day one so you can see exactly what your real bill would be — but nothing is charged during the trial.
Do small amounts round up?
Management bills in 100 GB steps. Managed storage bills in whole terabytes with a 1 TB minimum while you're using it — our back-end capacity is bought per TB. Bring your own bucket and no storage minimum applies — see the 10-minute BYO guide. BYO bucket guide →
What does leaving cost?
Nothing. Restore everything back to SharePoint in bulk (restores are never metered), disconnect consent from your own Entra admin centre, and the daily meter simply stops. Your copies sit in standard S3 format the whole time, so you're never negotiating with us to get your own data back.
Are prices inc or ex GST?
USD figures are indicative conversions at today’s approximate rate. ArchiveBridge bills in AUD; GST applies to Australian customers and is added on Australian tax invoices.
I'm an MSP — what do I pay?
Indicative wholesale pricing is roughly 20% below list, confirmed for your volume on approval. Partners manage every client from one console and set their own client pricing and margin. See the partner program or apply directly. Partner program →
How do I get an exact number?
Run the free, self-service scan: sign up, grant read-only Microsoft 365 admin consent, and the scan returns your exact reclaimable volume with a savings estimate at your tenant's rates — no sales call needed.
See the number first.
The scan is read-only and takes minutes. You’ll have your exact reclaimable figure — and what it costs to protect — before a single file moves.