Backup · Replication · Recovery

Backups and replications.

One platform for backups

One policy engine for VMs, servers, databases and Microsoft 365 — with immutable copies and restores verified on a schedule, built for the MSPs and IT teams who get the 3am call.

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No credit card · 14-day trial · Migration assistance included

The Securive platform: virtual machines, databases and servers feeding immutable restore points into cloud storage.

3-2-1-1-0Enforced by default, not by policy

15 minLowest RPO on a self-serve plan

Every tierImmutability is never an upsell

Protects the platforms you already run

Proxmox VEVirtualizorMicrosoft 365Windows ServerLinuxPostgreSQLMicrosoft SQL ServerMySQLS3-compatible object storage

One platform

Backup built the way MSPs actually work

Four products stitched together is not a platform. One data model, one policy engine and one bill is — and it's the difference between protecting an estate and administering four consoles.

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Every restore point is immutable, at every tier

Written once and locked for its full retention. No admin, no attacker and no script can shorten that window — and it isn't an upsell on the cheapest plan.

One policy, the whole estate

VMs, Microsoft 365, databases and physical servers follow the same schedule and the same retention rules, from one policy engine.

Restores are tested, not assumed

Drills run on a schedule into an isolated network: the workload boots, the filesystem is checked, and the measured RTO goes into a report.

Every client isolated, every quota enforced

Separate datastore, separate encryption key and a hard quota per tenant — so one client can neither read nor starve another. White label and per-tenant billing included.

Inside the console

The product, not a diagram of it

Three of the screens you would spend the most time in. These are built from the console's own components and palette rather than drawn for a landing page, so what you see here is what you get after signing in.

White label

Your client signs in to your company, not to ours

Point a domain at Securive and the console answers on it — at the root, with your logo, in your colour. No redirect to an address with our name on it, no co-branded banner, and nothing in the interface that mentions us.

Their domain, their root URL — not a subdomain of ours.
Logo and colour apply on the next request, with no re-login.
A branded domain serves the console only; our marketing never appears on it.

Restore points

Every point is immutable, and you can see which ones booted

A restore point is written once and locked for its full retention — no admin, no attacker and no script can shorten that window. The ones a drill has actually booted are marked as verified, so the timeline shows what is proven rather than what is merely stored.

Restore in place, or rebuild a machine that no longer exists.
Thin restores move what was written, not the disk's full size.
A restore in flight reports how far along it is, not just that it is running.

Policies & schedules

Four fields, and the whole estate follows them

Frequency, retention, machines and destination. A policy is set across a cluster rather than machine by machine, and every one of them is on the face of its card — so the answer to “what is this policy doing” never requires opening it.

One switch is the whole state: scheduled, or disabled and saying so.
Two jobs run at once and the rest queue, with their position shown.
Retention prunes only after the run that replaces a point succeeds.

From signup to first verified restore point

connect

Point Securive at a hypervisor, a tenant or a server. Agentless where the platform allows it, one lightweight agent where a database needs quiescing.

protect

One policy sets the schedule, the retention and the replication target. It applies across the estate, not machine by machine.

restore

A drill restores into an isolated network, boots the workload, checks it answers, and writes down how long it took.

The argument

An untested backup is a hypothesis

Most estates can't answer the only question that matters — when did we last complete a full restore, and how long did it take. Securive answers it on a schedule and writes the number down.

Six questions worth asking

BootThe workload is started, not just copied

CheckFilesystem and application are probed

ReportMeasured RTO, for your auditor

Pricing

Published rates, including the overage

No quote required to find out what your estate costs. Immutability and verified restores are in every tier — they are not upgrades.

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Starter

$41/mo

billed annually

Up to 10 workloads, 1 TB included
Daily backups with 30-day retention
Deletes are reversible — earlier versions survive a mistake
Restore verified monthly, with a report

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Pro

Scale

$499/mo

billed annually

Up to 200 workloads, 20 TB included
15-minute RPO and multi-region replication
Restore verified daily across every tenant
Multi-tenancy with per-tenant isolation and quotas

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Questions

The things people ask before they switch

Usually because Veeam covers VMs and something else covers Microsoft 365, replication and object storage. Securive collapses those into one policy engine and one bill, and tests the restores for you. If your current stack already does all of that, keep it.

It isn't a cutover. You run both in parallel, take restore points with Securive, prove a restore works, and only then retire the old repository. Migration assistance is included at no cost.

Yes — that is the point of the product. Restores run on a schedule into an isolated network, boot the workload, check the filesystem and application respond, and record the measured RTO in a report.

In the region you pick, and it stays there. Replicas go to a second region you also choose. Encryption keys are per-tenant, and nothing is relocated for capacity reasons.

Every client is a separate tenant with its own isolated storage, hard quota, encryption key and restore-scoped users — managed from one console, and white-labelled to your brand and domain.

Restore points are exportable and Enterprise plans can use your own object storage. There is no exit fee and no proprietary format holding your history hostage.

Find out whether your backups actually restore.

Connect one hypervisor, set one policy, and let a scheduled drill try to bring it back. If it doesn't, you'll know in a day rather than during an incident.

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