Side-by-side comparison of AI visibility scores, market position, and capabilities
NASDAQ-listed cloud storage with Backblaze B2 at $6/TB/month; $127.6M FY2024 revenue with 40x AI data storage growth competing with AWS S3 on price for object storage.
Backblaze is a cloud storage and backup company providing two primary services: Backblaze Computer Backup (unlimited personal computer backup for $99/year) and B2 Cloud Storage (S3-compatible object storage at $6/TB/month, significantly cheaper than AWS S3). Listed on NASDAQ (NASDAQ: BLZE) and headquartered in San Mateo, California, Backblaze generated $127.6 million in revenue in FY2024 (up 25% year-over-year) with B2 Cloud Storage contributing $63.3 million (up 36%) as the faster-growing segment driving the business.\n\nBackblaze B2 Cloud Storage is an S3-compatible API object storage service priced significantly below AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage, and Azure Blob Storage — making it the cost-preferred option for AI/ML data storage, media storage, and backup repositories where storage costs are significant. The AI tailwind has accelerated B2 growth: AI customers grew 70% year-over-year and AI data stored on B2 grew 40x year-over-year through 2025, as AI training datasets and model artifacts require large-scale, affordable object storage. The Computer Backup product serves 417,000+ consumers and small businesses backing up files.\n\nIn 2025, Backblaze's B2 ARR reached $81.8 million (up 26% YoY) with total ARR at $147.2 million, and the company targeted Q4 2025 free cash flow positivity as the business scales toward sustainable profitability. B2 Cloud Storage competes directly with AWS S3 (Backblaze charges no egress fees for data transferred to Cloudflare, a key differentiator), Wasabi, and DigitalOcean Spaces for the price-sensitive object storage market. The 2025-2026 strategy focuses on capturing AI infrastructure storage demand, expanding B2 as the storage backend for content delivery and media workflows, and continuing the transition from a backup-centric to a cloud storage platform company.
Open-source offline-first API client with git-native Bru file storage; solo-founded, declined 8 VC offers, competing with Postman and Insomnia for developers seeking privacy-respecting local API testing tooling.
Bruno is an open-source API client and testing tool — a lightweight, offline-first, git-friendly alternative to Postman and Insomnia — enabling developers to explore, test, and document APIs with collections stored as plain-text Bru files in the project filesystem rather than in cloud-synced proprietary formats. Created by a solo founder in 2022 and growing to a 9-person team by late 2024, Bruno operates with an unusual philosophy: the founder publicly declined 8 venture capital offers to preserve product freedom and build toward profitability, with the core Bruno client remaining free and open-source (MIT license) while the Golden Edition provides enterprise features for commercial revenue. Pro and Ultimate paid editions launched in 2024.
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