Backblaze vs Bitwarden for nonprofits

Choose Backblaze if…

Small nonprofits needing simple automatic laptop backup

Not ideal for: Organisations expecting nonprofit discounts

Choose Bitwarden if…

Nonprofits wanting an affordable password manager for staff and volunteers

Not ideal for: Teams wanting a confirmed, published nonprofit discount

	Backblaze	Bitwarden
Our rating	●●●●○	●●●●●
Price	From US$8.25/month (Personal Backup, billed annually)	Free plan · paid from US$4/user/month (Teams); free personal plan
Nonprofit offer	None found	None found
Type	Specialist	Specialist
Suits	Volunteer-run, Small, Medium	Volunteer-run, Small, Medium, Large
Available in	🌍 Anywhere	🌍 Anywhere
Strengths	Very low price Simple set-and-forget backup Clear public pricing	Free plan is genuinely useful Cheap team pricing Open source and independently audited
Watch out for	No confirmed nonprofit discount Computer Backup covers one computer per licence Not a cloud-app backup tool	No confirmed nonprofit discount Interface is plainer than some rivals Business features need paid plans
Key features	Unlimited backup per computer Private encryption key option Ransomware recovery	Shared password collections Zero-knowledge encryption Two-step login and authenticator

Our ratings: Backblaze: Reliable, low-cost backup and storage that is easy for small teams. Bitwarden: Open-source, trusted password manager with a free plan and low team pricing.

General information, not professional advice. Prices and nonprofit offers change and our research is AI-assisted, so confirm with the vendor before you buy. Names and logos belong to their owners. Full disclaimer

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