Backupify Your Social Media Life for Free (Louisville Company)

December 17, 2009

Free Stuff, Online, Technology

backupify.gifBackupify, is an online backup service that protects your social media accounts. It gives you the ability to backup Gmail, WordPress, Twitter, Friendfeed, Flickr, Facebook and a whole bunch of other accounts that you’ve probably come to depend on pretty heavily 

How does this relate to Louisville? Well Backupify is the brainchild of Louisville entrepreneur Rob May. I’m not sure what his exact title is but I’m pretty sure that Jason Falls also works with Backupify. So yay for cool products created by Louisville folks. But also yay for free stuff because if you signup for a Backupify account between now and January 31, 2010 it’s totally free.

If you sign up during this time period, you get unlimited storage, for free. You get an account that is not a free trial, not free for a limited time, free forever. You can backup your Gmail, Hotmail, Facebook (our app is here), Basecamp, FriendFeed, Twitter, and a total of 15 services we backup. And it is 100% free. We don’t sell your data or anything like that.

You are probably wondering how we make money giving away accounts for free. The answer is that we have a lot more data now on the different types of customers that use our service, and we are building features for the small business and advanced consumer users. Those users will pay for premium accounts. Until then, our goal is to give this away for free for a while to get as many people as possible using our service. This helps push the limits of our technology, test the outlier cases, and gives us more user feedback to incorporate on our product development roadmap.

So if you find yourself storing more and more data online, and you think it might be nice to have your own copy of that data just in case, sign up for Backupify today.

Free stuff pretty much kicks ass just about anytime but free stuff that’s really cool and useful? Well that’s just awesome.


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