Microsoft keeps the service running. Getting back a purged mailbox or a deleted policy is your job — TitanHQ Microsoft 365 Backup copies mail, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams and OneNote off-site, immutable and malware-scanned, and keeps Entra ID users, roles and conditional access policies without Microsoft’s 30-day limit.
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This page covers TitanHQ Microsoft 365 Backup — Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams and OneNote, with Entra ID Backup folded in. The rest:
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An independent copy of mail, files, Teams and the directory, held outside the tenant so it survives a purge or an attack.
What consolidation actually replaces, dimension by dimension.
| Dimension | The recycle bin and retention policies | TitanHQ Microsoft 365 Backup |
|---|---|---|
| A purged mailbox | Gone once the recycle bin empties | Restored from an off-site, immutable copy |
| Deleted Entra ID objects | Recoverable for Microsoft’s 30 days | Kept without limit, changes tracked |
| A broken conditional access rule | Rebuilt from screenshots and memory | Policy restored from the backup |
| Ransomware in OneDrive | Version history, if it survived | Scanned copies outside the tenant |
| A large recovery | Item by item, while users wait | Critical files first, the rest behind |
| What it is NOT | — | Google or Salesforce backup, or an India region |
The cheapest test is one tenant on the free trial: restore a purged mailbox, a SharePoint site and a deleted conditional access policy, and time each.
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Exchange mailboxes, SharePoint sites, OneDrive accounts, Teams and OneNote are copied out of the tenant, past the reach of Microsoft’s recycle bin.
Users, groups, role assignments, admin units, conditional access and Intune device-compliance policies are captured, with changes tracked between backups.
Copies are immutable, off-site and spread across regions, encrypted from backup to recovery, with new or changed files scanned for malware.
A multi-tenant, cloud-first console on Redstor’s engine returns critical files first, in seconds by TitanHQ’s account, then finishes the rest.
Microsoft 365 workloads and Entra ID objects copied off-site — immutable, malware-scanned, restored critical files first.
TitanHQ Microsoft 365 Backup keeps a copy of the tenant, and its directory, outside Microsoft’s reach.
Exchange Online mailboxes are copied to storage TitanHQ runs off-site, so a purged mailbox or a lapsed retention window is not final.
SharePoint sites and OneDrive accounts are backed up beside mail, so files lost to a bad sync or to encryption can be rolled back.
Teams and OneNote are named in the same backup scope, so team data and shared notebooks are not left to Microsoft’s retention alone.
Entra ID Backup captures users, groups, role assignments and administrative units, so objects a compromised admin deletes can be put back.
Conditional access policies and Intune device-compliance policies are in scope: the settings that decide who signs in, and from what.
TitanHQ keeps Entra ID backups with unlimited retention, where Microsoft’s own period is 30 days, and tracks what changed between runs.
The files people need now come back in seconds, by TitanHQ’s account, while the full recovery keeps running in the background.
Large-scale recoveries and migrations are included rather than charged per job, according to TitanHQ’s Microsoft 365 Backup page.
New or changed backup files are scanned for malware, and copies are immutable and encrypted, lowering the odds of restoring an infection.
Here’s what genuinely sets it apart — and exactly where it stops.
Directory backup is often a separate product. TitanHQ sells Microsoft 365 and Entra ID backup as one pricing line, covering users, groups, roles, admin units, conditional access and Intune policies, kept with unlimited retention, not Microsoft’s 30 days.
The console is multi-tenant, and the product sits in the same TitanHQ range as SpamTitan and PhishTitan, so an MSP can sell mail filtering and backup together in the Protect, Shield or Complete bundles, under one MSP Partner Program.
TitanHQ meters on stored data, with no upfront fee, and says retention, large recoveries and migrations cost nothing extra. Tenants keeping many leavers’ mailboxes stop paying a seat for each, though the bill grows with the data instead.
No price is published and there is no rupee quote. TitanHQ lists no storage regions, and Redstor’s documentation names none in India. Google Workspace and Salesforce are not covered, backup frequency is unstated, and there is no product video or analyst rating.
Size each tenant’s mailboxes, sites and OneDrive data, since storage drives the quote, and list leavers you must retain.
Ask TitanHQ in writing which region holds an Indian tenant’s copies, and check that against your DPDP and sector rules.
Start a free trial on one tenant, back up Microsoft 365 and Entra ID, and confirm Teams and OneNote appear in the copy.
Bring back a purged mailbox, a SharePoint site and a deleted conditional access policy, and time each against your target.
Decide whether backup joins SpamTitan in a Protect, Shield or Complete bundle, then extend it to every client tenant.
Modelled on Gartner Peer Insights structure. *Counts and breakdowns are illustrative pending verified review collection.
“A technician deleted a conditional access policy during a tidy-up. We put it back from the Entra backup instead of from memory.”
“We already filtered mail for these clients with SpamTitan, so backup became one more line on the same quote, not a new vendor.”
“Ransomware encrypted a shared OneDrive folder. The files finance needed came back first; the rest finished that night.”
“We keep former staff mailboxes for years. Paying for stored data rather than a seat per leaver suited that pattern better.”
“OneNote notebooks and Teams were covered from the first day, which our old mail-only backup tool never managed.”
“Our auditor asked where the copies sit. It took a ticket to find out, and the answer was not India. Ask before you sign.”
Analyst firms bury this view behind paywalls, and G2 retired its Grid. So here’s TechBag’s synthesis of the SaaS backup market — tap any vendor to see why it sits where it does.
Execution strength vs product vision — the classic market map, minus the paywall.
Quoted on stored data; Redstor engine since 2025.
The grid nobody publishes — how many SaaS workloads and directory objects a product backs up vs how much it tells you up front about price, storage terms and an Indian region.
M365 with OneNote and Entra ID; no price, no India region.
Positions are TechBag’s illustrative synthesis of public review-platform data and vendor documentation — not a reproduction of any analyst graphic. Verify before relying on it.
Against Datto SaaS Protection, Axcient x360Cloud, Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud, Veeam Data Cloud for M365 and Barracuda Cloud-to-Cloud Backup — on coverage, Entra ID, price, storage, frequency, security and India.
| Dimension | TitanHQ Microsoft 365 Backup | Datto SaaS Protection | Axcient x360Cloud | Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud | Veeam Data Cloud for M365 | Barracuda Cloud-to-Cloud Backup |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | M365 + Entra for MSPs | Kaseya SaaS backup | ConnectWise MSP backup | Part of an MSP suite | Veeam-hosted service | M365 SaaS backup |
| Deployment | TitanHQ cloud only | Kaseya cloud only | Axcient cloud on S3 | Acronis or Microsoft | Veeam’s Azure only | Barracuda cloud only |
| Coverage | M365 incl. OneNote | M365 + Google | M365 + Google | M365 + Google | Microsoft 365 only | Microsoft 365 only |
| Entra ID | Same pricing line | Separate licence | Not in this product | Not documented | Advanced plan | Included free |
| Pricing model | Storage-based | Per licence, committed | Per seat, pooled | Per seat or per GB | Per user, volume bands | Flat per user |
| Published entry price | Not published | Not published | Not published | $2.60/seat (2023) | From $2.63/user/month | $3.40/user/month |
| Storage and retention | Retention included | Fair use, infinite | 100 GB/seat, 10 years | Unlimited for M365 | Unlimited storage | Unlimited, both |
| Backup frequency | Not stated | Up to 3 a day | 1 a day guaranteed | Daily, up to 6 | Not on the price page | Not on our record |
| Security depth | Immutable, scanned | SOC 2, single site | No purge, MFA | Governance by default | Outside the tenant | Immutable, air-gapped |
| Integrations | TitanHQ bundles | Datto RMM, Autotask | PSA tickets | RMM and PSA built in | Marketplace, resellers | Beside Barracuda Backup |
| India storage region | None listed | No Asian region | US, Canada, Europe | Mumbai since 2021 | Azure Central India | India DC since 2022 |
| Support and trial | Partner-led, 24-hour | Through your MSP | 14-day trial | Via service provider | 24x7 in every plan | Bengaluru entity |
| Lock-in and exit | No lock-in, says vendor | Export before leaving | PST, HTML, JSON | Tied to the MSP stack | Self-hosted fallback | Barracuda-held copies |
| Best fit | TitanHQ email MSPs | Kaseya-stack MSPs | Mixed-suite MSPs | Acronis-stack MSPs | M365 with a list price | Flat price, India DC |
Honest fit signals — because the fastest way to lose your trust is to pretend one product wins every scenario.
TitanHQ Microsoft 365 Backup is one of 20 saas backup products TechBag carries. The SaaS Backup guide narrows them to a shortlist and shows the reasoning. →
Drag the sliders (Microsoft 365 users; IT-hour cost). Estimates model IT time spent recovering purged mail and files item by item, rebuilding deleted Entra ID objects and policies by hand and answering retention requests, at an assumed 1.5 hours per user a year, with 70% of it removed by an off-site backup with self-service restores. Both figures are assumptions. Illustrative.
Loaded cost = salary + overheads per productive hour. Illustrative only — your TechBag quote models your actual environment and modules.
Not published. TitanHQ’s pricing page sells “Backup & Recovery for Microsoft 365 and Entra ID” as one line, with Contact Sales and Get a Quote, in USD, EUR, GBP, CAD or AUD and no rupee option. The model is storage-based, with no upfront fee, no lock-in and retention included; large-scale recoveries and migrations carry no extra charge. It is also sold inside the Protect, Comply, Shield and Complete bundles. TechBag sizes each tenant’s stored data, gets the quote, then prices it in INR with GST.
Best for one tenant or a standalone purchase
Best for a broader rollout
Best for MSPs selling email security too
Whatever the list prices above, TechBag negotiates a significantly better deal — with GST-compliant INR invoicing and local support. Ask us for your discounted quote.
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Take this into your next vendor call — including ours.
How much data sits in mailboxes, SharePoint and OneDrive per tenant? Storage, not seats, sets this quote.
Which region will hold an Indian tenant’s copies? TitanHQ lists none; get the answer in the contract.
Is everything you need Microsoft 365? Google Workspace and Salesforce are not covered by this product.
Are users, groups, roles, admin units and conditional access policies all in the quote you received?
How often is each workload backed up? It is not published, so ask for the schedule and the restore point gap.
Have you restored a mailbox, a site and an Entra policy in the trial, and timed how long each one took?
Would a Protect, Comply, Shield or Complete bundle with SpamTitan or ArcTitan cost less than buying it alone?
If you leave, in what format can the history be exported, and how long is it kept after the contract ends?
Size each tenant’s stored data first, or let a TechBag advisor confirm the storage region in writing, compare the bundles and quote in INR with GST.
Stats, ratings, review counts and pricing are illustrative and sourced from public materials; verify before purchase.