If you're running an Exchange Server, you're paying dearly for it. Backstage offers all the features and functionality of an Exchange Server, but at dramatically lower costs. But Backstage is much, much more than just a collaboration server. It's an Enterprise server for the rest of us.

With just about any other platform or service out there, you're paying for licensing every account you have. Not so with Backstage. Your monthly cost is based solely on how much data your store with us. Best of all, your data is pooled, so you don't pay extra for power users or heavy email users.

Hopefully we've all learned that we need to back up our data. But how many organizations have an off-site backup? What happens if your physical premises is destroyed by a natural disaster or otherwise? Will your data survive?
With Backstage, your data is stored safely in our data centres, which means you can enjoy continuity even in a worst case scenario.

Backstage syncs and shares your files on all of your devices, across your entire organization. You can easily collaborate with anyone in your organization from any device you choose. And you can easily share secure download links and upload portals with anyone on the outside. Best of all, you can access anything offline and sync up when you get reconnected.

Let's face it, most of us live on our mobile devices. If we're not connected, we're not productive. But the trouble with all this mobile tech is maintaining control over your organization's data and privacy, while making sure all these devices are working correctly. Backstage lets you remotely lock and wipe your devices, enforce security policies over the air, and manage app settings so your devices always work.

Backstage is 100% hosted and backed up in Canada. We fundamentally believe in your right to keep your data private. Unlike the big cloud services, we don't grant back-door access to the NSA, FBI, CSIS, or government agencies you haven't heard of. Our privacy policy is simple: Your data belongs to you and if we're going to share it with anyone, they'll need a warrant.