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Cheap Shared JetBackup License for Linux VPS and Dedicated servers — incremental backups with self-service restore, granular per-file and per-database recovery, and full support for local, NFS, SSH, SFTP, FTP, Amazon S3, Backblaze B2, Wasabi, Google Cloud Storage, and most S3-compatible destinations. Designed specifically for shared hosting fleets where restore tickets dominate support volume. Subscribers can run their own restores from the panel UI without filing a support ticket. Direct updates from JetBackup, runs on cPanel, DirectAdmin, and Plesk. Backed by a 48-hour money-back guarantee and 1 free IP re-bind through the client area without opening a ticket.

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Incremental backups with self-restore inside cPanel
$3.00 /mo
  • Incremental snapshots (JetEngine deduplicated)
  • Self-service restore inside cPanel (file/email/DB/DNS)
  • Multiple destinations (S3, B2, Wasabi, R2, Google Drive)
  • Object-lock immutable backups
  • Granular restore + scheduled backup queues
  • Premium Support
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Supported operating systems

Officially supported on these Linux distributions and Windows Server releases.

Linux only — works with cPanel, DirectAdmin, Webuzo, or Linux Standalone.
A AlmaLinux 8
A AlmaLinux 9
R Rocky Linux 8
R Rocky Linux 9
C CloudLinux 8
C CloudLinux 9
U Ubuntu 20.04
U Ubuntu 22.04
D Debian 11
D Debian 12
About JetBackup

About JetBackup License

Why JetBackup replaces cPanel's built-in backup tool

Every production hosting server needs reliable backups, and cPanel's built-in backup tool only handles full copies. That approach is slow on large accounts, expensive in storage costs, and leaves the operator with one restore option: the whole account, all or nothing. JetBackup from JetApps replaces this with incremental block-level snapshots, multi-destination storage, and a self-service GUI that end users can run themselves from inside cPanel. Hosting providers routinely report backup-related support tickets dropping by 50 to 70 percent within the first three months after enabling JetBackup.

What you actually get in the Cheap Shared JetBackup License

A single license activates JetBackup on a server with the full feature set: incremental block-level snapshots, multi-destination storage (local disk, S3, B2, Wasabi, Google Drive, and any S3-compatible service), every restore type (files, folders, emails, databases, DNS zones), self-service restore inside cPanel for every end user, AES-256 encryption per destination, Object Lock support for immutable storage, and GPG-signed snapshots for tamper detection. JetApps maintains the software, ships updates through their standard channel, and your install pulls those updates directly from the vendor repo the moment they release.

Why the Cheap Shared JetBackup License costs less than going direct

JetBackup's direct pricing is per-server with tier breakdowns by feature depth. We resell those exact same keys through the same wholesale channel and pass the savings through. There is no feature difference between what you buy from us and what you buy from JetApps directly. Same key, same updates, same vendor-direct support contract.

Incremental block-level snapshots — the cost saver

After the first full snapshot, JetBackup ships only the changed blocks across the network. A 2 GB account with 30 days of retention typically uses roughly 3.5 GB of storage instead of 60 GB. Block-level deduplication means even a one-byte change inside a large file does not trigger a full re-upload of that file. The same engine keeps weeks of recovery points without paying for redundant copies. For hosting providers charging by storage or by bandwidth, this is where JetBackup's cost advantage shows up most clearly on the monthly bill.

Self-service restore — the support-ticket killer

Self-service restore is the feature end customers notice first. End users see a JetBackup icon inside cPanel, browse available snapshots by date, and pull back individual files, folders, email boxes, databases, or DNS zones without opening a ticket. They can restore in place or download the snapshot as a ZIP for offline inspection. Most hosts find that backup-related support requests drop by 50 to 70 percent within the first three months of turning JetBackup on, because the customer no longer needs to wait for an administrator to handle the recovery.

Multi-destination storage with encryption and immutability

Backups can land on local disk, SFTP, Amazon S3 (including Glacier and Glacier Deep Archive tiers), Backblaze B2, Wasabi, Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, JetBackup Storage, Azure Blob, or any S3-compatible service like MinIO, Cloudflare R2, DigitalOcean Spaces, Linode Object Storage, and Vultr Object Storage. Each destination can use its own AES-256 encryption key, and Object Lock is supported on S3, B2, and Azure Blob for immutable storage that survives even a root-level compromise on the source server. GPG signing on the snapshot means the receiving end can verify the backup was created by JetBackup and was not tampered with in transit.

What ships with the Cheap Shared JetBackup License

  • The license key itself, delivered to your inbox the moment your payment confirms
  • Incremental block-level snapshots with deduplication
  • Self-service restore icon inside cPanel for every end user
  • Multi-destination storage: local disk, S3, Backblaze B2, Wasabi, Google Drive, Azure Blob, and any S3-compatible service
  • AES-256 encryption per destination, with per-key rotation
  • Object Lock support on S3, B2, and Azure Blob for immutable storage
  • GPG-signed snapshots for tamper detection
  • Direct updates from JetApps the moment new releases ship
  • Access to the client area where you change the IP bound to your license and manage renewals
  • 24-hour online support staffed by real humans familiar with JetBackup at scale
  • One free server IP re-bind per license per billing period, no support ticket needed

48-hour money-back guarantee

Every Cheap Shared JetBackup License sold on sellerslicense.com comes with a 48-hour money-back window. If JetBackup turns out not to be the right fit for your backup strategy, or you find out you needed a different tier, request a refund inside that window and we process it the same business day.

Who this license is a fit for

The Cheap Shared JetBackup License is the right pick for any shared, reseller, or managed hosting provider whose customers expect to recover files, mailboxes, or whole accounts on demand without opening a support ticket. If your current backup stack is full-account nightly snapshots with no customer self-restore and no incremental deduplication, JetBackup is the standard upgrade path.

Frequently asked questions

Does JetBackup do incremental or only full backups? +
JetBackup's backup engine is incremental by default — it tracks the bytes that have changed since the last snapshot rather than copying the entire account. Storage use stays flat as accounts grow, and backup windows run in minutes rather than hours. For very large accounts, JetBackup can also do differential and full backups as needed, scheduled through the same UI. Source: jetbackup.com/
Can my subscribers run their own restores? +
Yes — JetBackup exposes backup and restore functions to subscribers through the normal cPanel or DirectAdmin panel UI. Subscribers can pull files, emails, databases, and full account snapshots from any retained backup without contacting your support team. This is the single biggest reduction in support-ticket volume that JetBackup enables — restore tickets drop to near zero once customers know the self-service UI exists.
Which cloud destinations does JetBackup support? +
JetBackup supports Amazon S3, Backblaze B2, Wasabi, Google Cloud Storage, and most S3-compatible clouds. It also supports traditional destinations — local disk, NFS, SSH, SFTP, FTP — for hosts that keep primary backups inside their own datacenters and write only off-site copies to the cloud. The integration is direct: credentials, encryption, and lifecycle are handled by JetBackup once you configure the destination.
How deep can a restore go — can customers recover a single file? +
Yes — JetBackup's granular restore goes to any depth: a single file inside a folder inside an account, an individual email folder, or a specific database table. Customers navigate the backup tree in the panel UI, select the file or mailbox they want, and restore it to the original location with one click. The operation typically completes in under a minute for most restores.
Can the Cheap Shared JetBackup License move to a new server IP? +
Yes. One free IP re-bind per license per billing period is included, handled through the client area without a support ticket. A re-bind is needed when you migrate to a new server, change your server's primary IP, or restore after a disaster. Most customers moving once or twice a year never need to pay for a re-bind.
Does JetBackup work with cPanel, Plesk, and DirectAdmin? +
Yes — JetBackup ships official integrations for cPanel, DirectAdmin, and Plesk. The cPanel and DirectAdmin integrations expose the granular restore UI to end customers; the Plesk integration is more recent and exposes the same features through the Plesk panel UI. Most hosting providers run JetBackup on cPanel or DirectAdmin servers as the standard backup layer.
Does JetBackup store backups encrypted? +
Yes — JetBackup supports encrypted backups at rest on every destination type. Encryption is configurable per destination, with keys stored in JetBackup's secure credential store. For cloud destinations, JetBackup handles the client-side encryption before transmission. For local destinations, encryption is at-rest on the backup volume. Source: jetbackup.com/
Do you offer bulk pricing on JetBackup licenses? +
Yes. For multi-server and reseller operations, our wholesale tiers drop the per-license cost further. Open a chat with our sales team once logged in and we tailor the per-server rate to your fleet size. Bulk purchases also unlock priority onboarding and a single point of contact for your entire JetBackup estate.
How does the 48-hour money-back guarantee work? +
When you buy a Cheap Shared JetBackup License from sellerslicense.com, you have 48 hours from payment confirmation to cancel for a full refund — provided you haven't activated the license for production hosting. After the 48-hour window, refunds aren't available, but you can transfer the license to a different IP through the client area.
Does JetBackup run on Windows? +
No — JetBackup is Linux-only and runs as a cPanel, DirectAdmin, or Plesk plugin. There's no native Windows build. For Windows server backups, a different backup solution is required.
JetBackup vs cPanel native backup — what does JetBackup add? +
cPanel's built-in backup tool only handles full-account snapshots — slow on large accounts, expensive in storage, and one restore option (the whole account, all or nothing). JetBackup adds incremental block-level snapshots, multi-destination storage, every restore type (files, folders, emails, databases, DNS zones), self-service restore inside cPanel for every end customer, AES-256 encryption per destination, Object Lock support for immutable storage, and GPG-signed snapshots. Backup-related support tickets typically drop 50-70% within three months.
How much storage does JetBackup actually use with incremental snapshots? +
After the first full snapshot, JetBackup ships only the changed blocks. A 2GB account with 30 days of retention typically uses 3.5GB of storage instead of 60GB. Block-level deduplication means even a one-byte change inside a large file does not trigger a full re-upload — only the affected block re-uploads. The same engine keeps weeks of recovery points without paying for redundant copies. For hosting providers charging by storage, JetBackup's incremental model is the largest cost saver.
Can my customers restore files themselves or do they need to contact support? +
End customers see a JetBackup icon inside cPanel, browse available snapshots by date, and pull back individual files, folders, email boxes, databases, or DNS zones without opening a ticket. They can restore in place or download the snapshot as a ZIP for offline inspection. Most hosts report backup-related support requests dropping by 50-70% within the first three months because the customer no longer needs to wait for an administrator.
Does JetBackup work with Plesk and DirectAdmin, or just cPanel? +
JetBackup supports cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, and several other panels through the JetBackup Multi-Server edition. The cPanel edition is the most widely deployed and integrates at the WHM level for backup/restore across all cPanel accounts. Plesk and DirectAdmin integrations are also production-grade. For hosting providers running a single panel across their fleet, the panel-specific edition is the right pick.
Does JetBackup store backups encrypted, and what about ransomware? +
Yes. AES-256 encryption is applied per destination with a unique key per destination. The encryption key never touches the source server in plaintext — backups can be restored without exposing the key on the source machine. Combined with Object Lock on S3, B2, and Azure Blob (immutable storage that cannot be deleted for a configured retention period), backups survive even a root-level compromise on the source server.
How long do JetBackup backups typically take? +
The first full backup takes as long as the source data takes to upload — for a 500GB account, expect several hours depending on destination bandwidth. After the first full snapshot, incremental backups only ship changed blocks, so subsequent backups typically finish in minutes. For an actively-used 500GB account that changes 2-5% per day, daily incremental backups finish in 5-15 minutes. The exact time depends on network bandwidth, destination latency, and the number of changed blocks.
What JetBackup tier do I need for production hosting? +
JetBackup ships in Lite (free), Full, and Premium tiers. Lite has limited destinations and restore types — fine for testing, not for production. Full unlocks every destination, every restore type, and incremental block-level snapshots — the right starting tier for production hosting providers. Premium adds JetBackup Management Console for multi-server management and additional reporting. For multi-server hosting operations, Premium pays for itself through centralized management.
Can JetBackup replicate backups to multiple destinations in parallel? +
Yes. JetBackup supports multiple destination jobs per account, so you can configure a primary local-disk backup for fast restore and a secondary cloud backup for off-server redundancy, both running on the same schedule. For hosting providers whose customers demand immutable off-server backups, this parallel-destination model is standard. You can also configure different retention policies per destination — short retention on local disk, long retention on cold cloud storage.