Local disk
Fastest restores; keep a recovery point on the same machine or volume.
Store backups where recovery is reliable
Hybrid strategies win: local for speed, remote and cloud for disasters. Choose destinations for Backuply for Servers or the WordPress plugin.
Backuply for Servers
Server backup destinations
Send hosting account backups to local disk or offsite targets. Pair local speed with remote resilience for disaster recovery.
SSH / SFTP
Secure remote server copies over SSH for offsite filesystems.
FTP
Classic remote FTP destinations for portable file archives.
Amazon S3 & S3 Compatible
Object storage including custom S3-compatible endpoints and providers.
Google Drive
OAuth-connected Google Drive folders for offsite account backups.
Microsoft OneDrive
Personal and business OneDrive targets.
Dropbox
OAuth-connected Dropbox folders for remote backup storage.
Server storage at a glance
- Local disk
- SSH / SFTP
- FTP
- Amazon S3 & S3 Compatible
- Google Drive
- Microsoft OneDrive
- Dropbox
WordPress plugin
WordPress backup destinations
Start free with local, FTP, and Google Drive. Pro unlocks SFTP, more clouds, S3-compatible storage, and Backuply Cloud.
Free
Local disk
Store backups on the same server as the WordPress site.
FTP
Push backups to a remote FTP host.
Google Drive
Cloud backups with one-click restore — available free.
Pro
SFTP & FTPS
Secure transfers over SFTP or FTP with TLS.
Dropbox
OAuth-connected Dropbox storage.
Microsoft OneDrive
Personal and business OneDrive targets.
Amazon S3
AWS S3 with optional server-side encryption.
S3 Compatible
DigitalOcean Spaces, Linode, Vultr, Cloudflare R2, Wasabi, and custom endpoints.
WebDAV
Generic WebDAV for NAS and compatible providers.
pCloud
pCloud destination for Pro users.
Backuply Cloud
Managed offsite storage bundled with license tiers — no extra vendor setup.
WordPress storage at a glance
Free: Local, FTP, Google Drive
Pro: SFTP/FTPS, Dropbox, OneDrive, S3, S3 compatible, WebDAV, pCloud, Backuply Cloud
Pick a destination and protect your data
Start with Backuply for Servers destinations on your control panel — or configure cloud storage on WordPress.
