BucketPilot vs MSP360 (CloudBerry)
An MSP-oriented, agent-based backup suite vs a browser-based bucket console — endpoint backup vs bucket operations.
The short version
MSP360 (formerly CloudBerry) is an agent-based backup platform aimed at MSPs and IT teams backing up *machines* — servers, workstations, VMs — into cloud storage, plus a Windows desktop Explorer for browsing buckets. BucketPilot manages the buckets themselves: bucket-to-bucket replication, SFTP/Azure migration, search, cost, and team access, from a browser with nothing to install. Different centers of gravity: endpoints vs buckets.
Side by side
| MSP360 | BucketPilot | |
|---|---|---|
| Center of gravity | Backing up machines to cloud storage | Managing the storage itself |
| Install | Agents per machine (Windows-centric) | None — browser |
| Bucket-to-bucket replication | Not the focus | Core feature, scheduled & incremental |
| SFTP → S3 migration | Not the focus | Built-in |
| Object search | Explorer browsing | Indexed glob search |
| Audience | MSPs, IT admins | DevOps / teams running on object storage |
| Pricing | Per-endpoint licensing | Flat workspace subscription |
Which should you use?
Choose MSP360 if the job is backing up fleets of machines into S3-compatible storage with central MSP management — that's what it's built for and BucketPilot doesn't do it.
Choose BucketPilot when the data already lives in buckets and the work is operating them: replicating between accounts and providers, pulling SFTP drops in, finding things, and giving a team safe access. Some shops run both — MSP360 fills the buckets, BucketPilot runs them.