Storage of Data After Expiration
Summary:
Carbonite keeps your backed up data for a limited time after a failed automatic renewal or expiration date in case you need more time to renew.
This article applies to
Carbonite Plans | Products | Platforms |
Basic, Plus, Prime, Core, Power, and Ultimate (Not sure?) | Safe and Safe Pro (Not sure?) | Windows and Mac |
Solution:
The table below details when the Carbonite grace period ends for failed automatic renewals and expired subscriptions. After this grace period ends, Carbonite will permanently remove your backed up data and you will need to purchase a new subscription and start the backup over again.
Plan Segment |
Plan |
Failed Automatic Renewal Grace Period |
Expired Subscription Grace Period |
Carbonite Safe |
Safe Trial |
N/A |
15 days |
Safe Basic |
30 days | 30 days | |
Safe Plus |
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Safe Prime |
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Carbonite Safe Backup Pro |
Safe Pro Trial |
N/A |
|
Safe Core |
60 days |
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Safe Power |
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Safe Ultimate |
To avoid data loss, please renew your Carbonite subscription before the grace period ends. After you renew, you can resume backing up and restoring your files as normal.
*A great way to know if a payment has failed is by going into your Carbonite account and confirming if there is an outstanding balance. Outstanding balances indicate auto renewal failures.