Spare Backup Introduces Partner Program

Spare Backup, Inc., a provider of automated, online backup applications for home users and small businesses, has introduced an innovative, new partner program. The program is designed to allow consumers and small business owners to sell Spare Backup products and earn additional money from the comfort of their homes or from their small business office. In an economy where consumers are having a hard time making ends meet, Spare has introduced a solution to help consumers and small business owners make additional income with recurring revenue of 25 to 35%.

Spare Backup is the first totally automated online backup service that intelligently selects, secures and stores files without any user intervention. Because more and more families are reliant on their PC’s to retain their precious memories and photos, protection of those valuable assets becomes more critical.

"Spare Backup, Inc. is excited to expand to our new Partner program.  Many of our customers are thrilled with the Spare Backup experience and ease of use in protecting their valuable photos and videos and many of these customers have requested the ability to resell the solution. Who better to recommend and sell our products than our growing, satisfied customer base?" said Cery Perle, CEO of Spare Backup, Inc.

Spare Backup is the only company to offer true PC archiving, retaining content until the client deletes the information from the Spare Backup copy, not just the PC copy. Customers also appreciate the flexibility provided in the automatic throttling features of the new products which minimizes client CPU impact during backups. Clients can throttle while working on their PC (CPU), while working online (bandwidth) or when working on a low-end machine (auto-pause feature).

Additionally, Spare Backup’s controlled specialized customer key process allows for the tightest security protection of client content in the industry. Also customers can rest assured that their content is protected in one of the several Spare Backup ‘state of the art’ tier 3 data centers.