How it works
Four steps to a quote
A plan is not a booking. DATA OIL replies to confirm the services, the price, the day and the time.
List what to protectComputers, laptops, servers, databases, phones and drives, with about how much data each holds.
Choose the planWhere the copies go, how often they run and how many days of versions to keep. The plan shows the drive size to buy.
Add the servicesSet-ups, a restore test, a team session or a data recovery evaluation, each with a price range.
Send the planChoose a visit, a remote session or bringing the equipment, a day and a time, and send the plan by email, call or share.
An example
A small office
Three desktops with about 500 GB each, two laptops with 250 GB, a 2 TB server and a billing database, copied every week to a NAS and to a cloud account with 30 days of versions, a check every three months and a visit.
| Data | about 4 TB |
| Drive or NAS (data × 1.6, rounded up) | 8 TB |
| Services: 5 computer set-ups, server, database, NAS, cloud copy, restore test | $1.240.000 – $2.300.000 |
| Visit in Ibagué | $30.000 – $50.000 |
| One-time total | $1.270.000 – $2.350.000 |
| Check every three months (6 computers and servers) | $210.000 – $370.000 |
Plan a backup
Know what your copies will cost before anyone visits
List what to protect, choose where the copies go and add the services. The planner shows the drive size and the price range.
Open the planner