Dropsuite is a global cloud software platform enabling small-to-medium businesses (SMB) backup, recover and protect their digital assets.
The new agreement will enable the integration of Dropsuite’s unique One-Click Website Data Continuity to Atomia’s 1.5 million SMB end users.
The Atomia Cloud Hosting Platform is a hosting and billing software, offering an all-in-one solution for providing web hosting services.
The new software partnership will allow any SMBs logged into the Atomia platform to activate website data backup by pressing a single button.
Website data backup is one of the things that many SMBs erroneously think is already being protected.
However, when website files are suddenly compromised, deleted or lost, a business can be severely impacted with days of downtime, lost sales, and hours of wasted time trying to restore old file.
Dropsuite’s share price has increased by about 17% since the beginning of this year, last trading at $0.095 intra-day on Wednesday.
The company is funded by global investors Hatcher and 500 Startups, and helmed by former Google and Dell executive Charif El-Ansari.