EverBlaze: cloud storage for organizations

EverBlaze is Everabyte’s offer designed for organizations: businesses, non-profits, government and education. It brings together the administration, integration and customization capabilities expected in a professional context. This article outlines the offer and points to the detailed help center articles.

In short

EverBlaze is Everabyte’s cloud storage for organizations. It includes full API access, white-label branding, dedicated virtual machines, role-based permissions, activity logging and data encryption, with an advertised 99.99% uptime.

Core features

• Full API access — upload, download, list or delete files programmatically (see the API overview).
• White-label branding — customize the interface with your organization’s logo, colors and domain (see White-label).
• Dedicated virtual machines — isolated, high-performance VMs offered alongside storage (see Dedicated virtual machines).
• Role-based permissions — adapt access to each member’s role.
• Activity logging and audit trails — follow the actions taken on the service.

Privacy and reliability

Data is encrypted, and EverBlaze is presented with an advertised 99.99% uptime. Everabyte is a company registered with the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO). To learn more about data protection, see How we protect files and Data residency.

Start, Scale and Ultra plans

The EverBlaze offer follows a three-tier ladder: Start, Scale and Ultra. EverBlaze Ultra is a standard EverBlaze plan with a public price: see the Pricing page for the current price in your currency. The EverBlaze product page details the plans.

Common issues

Who is EverBlaze for?

Organizations — businesses, non-profits, government, education — that need storage they can administer, integrate and brand.

Does the Ultra plan have a public price?

Yes. EverBlaze Ultra has a public price: see the Pricing page for the current price in your currency.

Where can I see EverBlaze features in detail?

On the EverBlaze product page, and in the help center articles about white-label and dedicated virtual machines.