Question 1

What is Storage Fleet?

Accepted Answer

Storage Fleet is an encrypted backup service for Windows machines. A Fleet Agent encrypts files on each device with AES-256-GCM before upload, so the service only ever stores ciphertext. Backups are continuously verified for integrity and can be restored on demand.

Question 2

How does Storage Fleet keep my data private?

Accepted Answer

Files are encrypted on your own machines before they leave them. Encryption keys never leave your devices, and Storage Fleet's servers and storage only ever hold ciphertext — never your plaintext files or keys.

Question 3

What does "backup you can prove" mean?

Accepted Answer

Beyond storing your data, Storage Fleet continuously re-verifies your encrypted backups and rolls each check into a tamper-evident, Merkle-anchored proof history. You can demonstrate that your data is intact and untouched, not just trust that it is.

Question 4

Which operating systems does Storage Fleet support?

Accepted Answer

Storage Fleet protects Windows machines through the Fleet Agent, a Windows service that handles encryption, scheduling, and restore.

Question 5

Can I restore a single file or a whole machine?

Accepted Answer

Both. You can restore individual files from the web, the agent, or a mounted drive, or recover an entire machine from a Full System Image point-in-time recovery point.

Question 6

How much does Storage Fleet cost?

Accepted Answer

There are three plans: Vault at $29/mo (250 GB included), Fleet at $79/mo (1 TB included), and Verified at $199/mo (2 TB included), plus $0.05/GB-month storage and $0.03/GB downloads past each plan's included allowance. A 14-day Fleet trial is available with no card required.

Question 7

Does Storage Fleet protect against ransomware?

Accepted Answer

Backups use immutable 30-day retention (WORM object lock), so even if a device is compromised, prior recovery points cannot be altered or deleted — and you can roll a machine back to a clean point in time.