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CrashPlan is an online backup service designed to protect files by copying them to cloud storage and retaining versions for restore.
It is commonly used by individuals and businesses; CrashPlan Small Business is a legacy business-focused offering.
Key features include continuous backup, file versioning, and remote restore capabilities.
Plans may offer limited or unlimited storage and different device allowances depending on the tier.
Once cancelled on the payment portal, your subscription remains active until the end of the current billing period.
No further recurring charges will be taken after the billing period completes.
After cancellation, CrashPlan will remove stored data according to its retention policy and terms of service.
Make sure to export or locally copy any data you need before retention periods expire.
CrashPlan's general policy for typical subscriptions (including Small Business) is that subscriptions are non-refundable.
This means refunds for unused time or licenses are generally not provided.
CrashPlan publishes pricing in USD; no official NZD pricing was found for 2024/2025.
If CrashPlan supports NZD billing you would see it on your account billing page.
| Plan | Price | Billing period | Key features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | US$2.99/month | Monthly | Up to 200 GB, up to 2 devices |
| Professional | US$8.00/month or US$88/year or US$158/2 years | Monthly / Annual / 2-Year | Unlimited storage, up to 2 devices per user |
| Enterprise | US$120/year | Annual | Unlimited storage, unlimited deleted file retention, up to 4 devices per user |
| Small Business (legacy) | US$9.99/month or US$88/year per device | Monthly / Annual | Per-device subscription for Small Business clients (legacy pricing) |
Under New Zealand's Consumer Guarantees Act 1993, services supplied to consumers must be fit for purpose and provided with reasonable care and skill.
Suppliers cannot contract out of CGA rights by inserting "no refunds" clauses for consumer services.
CrashPlan Small Business plans are typically business-to-business services, so the CGA likely does not apply to those subscriptions.
Consequently, CrashPlan's "no refunds" policy and contractual refund terms are more likely to be legally effective for business subscriptions in NZ.
Users sometimes try to cancel via CrashPlan when the subscription was purchased through Apple or Google.
If you used the App Store or Google Play you must cancel in that store's subscription settings to stop renewals.
Assuming an automatic refund after cancellation is a common error; CrashPlan generally does not refund unused time for business plans.
Failing to export data before retention expires can lead to permanent loss after cancellation - always back up locally.
| Topic | CrashPlan (NZ context) | Recommended action |
|---|---|---|
| Cancellation method | Via payment portal (Paddle) or via App Store / Google Play if purchased there | Cancel where you were billed; use store subscription settings for mobile purchases |
| Refund likelihood | Generally no refunds for Small Business; limited 60-day guarantee for some cloud offers only | Expect no refund for business plans; request written review within 60 days only if eligible |
| Data safety after cancel | Data removed per CrashPlan retention policy after cancellation | Export important data before cancellation and confirm retention windows |
| Consumer protection (NZ) | CGA protects consumers but likely not business subscriptions | Check whether purchase was personal (consumer) or business; pursue CGA only for consumer purchases |
Download or copy any files you need from CrashPlan before retention expiry.
Check your billing page and confirm no future charges are scheduled.
CrashPlan Group LLC, 400 South 4th Street, Suite 410, PMB 31083, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55415, United States of America.
Attention: Legal Department
Most cancellations are completed via the online payment portal rather than by post; use the portal first.
If you need to send a formal termination notice, use the postal address above and retain proof of posting.
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Written by Maya Bell
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Graduate in digital law and passionate about secure written communication, I have been writing guides on certified mail and electronic registered delivery for 4 years.