Confluence backs up its servers. ProBackup protects your work.

The following data types are backed up: spaces, pages, blog pages, attachments and comments on pages. Pages with restricted access cannot be read through the Atlassian API, so they are only included when the account connected to ProBackup has permission to open them.

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Pages and blog posts are restored as new copies, with "(restored" and the date after the title; nothing existing is overwritten. A page comes back with its comments, attachments and child pages. Single files can be restored too. Spaces and comments can be browsed but not restored on their own.

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Yes, as long as it was in a ProBackup snapshot before it was deleted. Purging removes the page with all its versions in Confluence, but your backup keeps it for your plan's history. It comes back as a new page with its comments, attachments and child pages.

Not the space itself. Its pages and blog posts stay in your backup: recreate the space with the same key, then restore them into it, each page with its child pages.

The backups and the access tokens are secured with the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) using a 256-bit encryption key. Applying the best practices of encryption methods, we use a different initialisation vector for every record, meaning it is virtually impossible to extract the data via reverse engineering.

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For Confluence, the price follows your team size. ProBackup for Confluence is sold only on the Atlassian Marketplace, priced by the number of users (from 10), on a Standard or Advanced plan. That subscription covers Confluence; the ProBackup plans on our pricing page, priced by storage, cover the other apps.

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You can. With an AI coding tool, a script that exports your data every night is a weekend project. The hard part comes after that: keeping it working when the app's API changes, storing the copies encrypted and away from the app, noticing when a run quietly misses data, and restoring, which means rebuilding records with their comments, files and links in the right place without overwriting today's work. ProBackup does that for 20+ apps. It keeps a version of every record each day it changes, emails you when a backup stops running, checks the APIs of its largest integrations against known-good responses every week, is SOC 2 Type II audited, and lets you browse any day and restore it.

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