Wasabi TechnologiesReviews of wasabi.com

Well idk why some people complain about deletion policy etc. We are working with Wasabi from 2020 never got a problem their team is super professional also understanding. Once I needed to replace my card and payment was due I contacted them to give me a 2 weeks time so I get my new card they did it, if they havent done that all our data could go puf so yeah. Regards the 90 days policy people complain here well that is on their TOS wasabi is about hosting cold files I mean not replacing them often or deleting them if you dont want to get charged. Also the minimum storage policy wich also people complain here was there I have seen that from 2020 so my understanding is some people are just lazy and dont read what they sign up for and after blame the service wich for me does not make sense. Wasabi is the best cloud storage provider we have worked with for years. Even tho they do have 2 problems if someone from wasabi sees this : 1 the billing. Even tho billing cyrcle ends sometimes like this month for example we dont have the pay now button so we pay the bill this is frustrating when we just want to pay and go not to check every 2 hours to pay it. Second will be the option to top up balance wich will be nice for example we can top up 500$ and forget about it till it runs out so we dont need to open the panel every month to pay and stuff. And the last the option to see how much bandwidth we consumed for x ammount of time like daily weekly and monthly will be a banger.

their policy is criminal. Its clearly stated that your account will be charged 90 days after deleted of all data. So we did nothing remained in the account so i noticed half a year later my account still being charged for the fact that i have an account i contacted the support department they say its hidden in the ToS and i should have read them it keeps getting charged until i delete the account.. So i requested that based on my EUGPDR rights and they say we cannot remove my account.

The 90-day minimum lifecycle policy is annoying if you replace files often, but at least it's documented. What's not disclosed anywhere is that Wasabi keeps charging you a minimum fee even when you have zero data and zero buckets. The only way to stop the charges is to delete your account entirely. A nasty surprise.

I think its respectless to charge users for that ui experience its horrible and an absolut mess specially in 2026!!! im happy to pay more somewhere else

I was once a happy customer but.... But then I got rolled over by there 90 day deleting rule... I completely revised our backup strategy. Now when I don't use there server at all not even a single bit. I am continually charged. The day I delete my account, I am STILL sent emails for invoices! I wrote to their support department and there words "got billed once deleted the account, which is expected. You will not get charged after your account deletion." - not a refund not we understand, simply ignoring the issue again. Well the reviews for this company speak for themselves, DON'T USE WASABI!

I used to be happy with Wasabi, but this 3-month lock period — where you still have to pay for deleted objects — is making my bill skyrocket. I contacted support, but they said that’s just how it works. So now I need to migrate all my buckets to another provider. I’d really like to have the option to disable this lock. Until then, Wasabi is simply too expensive and no longer a good fit for me.

Their billing department is totally scam. I have totally deleted my all bucket and all data from my account but this company is still charging every month without no service. This is always trying to deduct money from my provided credit card but once day I am very surprised I have blocked my credit card and apply for new card and how this company is also deducted money from my new credit card which I have not provided my new card details to this company I am totally surprise continuous 3 transaction done in one day from Wasabi Technologies. In my credit card statement showing payment goes to Wasabi Technologies I am totally surprised and create this transaction as dispute transaction and my State Bank of India credit card blocked immediate and replace new card. I have request to replace my card and same day I have go and login wasabi cloud portal and entirely totally deleted my account. Be careful if you have registered on this website and you have provided your credit card information or debit card information then please don't leave it as otherwise you will be charged automatically without any services. If you want to don't deduct money from your credit card then please delete your entire account and block your existing credit card and create card replacement ticket to your bank. This is only and only safe method for you that you will be not charged from this company in future.

This was by far the worst interview experience of my career. I was contacted by the company via LinkedIn, asking if I’d be interested in discussing a job opportunity. After reviewing their website, I was initially impressed—I especially liked their stated values. But I quickly realized how wrong I was. One of their three core values is “Humility,” yet the second question I was asked was: “Do you know why we’re better than AWS?” I immediately thought, That’s a bold statement—whatever happened to humility? The overall tone of the interview was extremely arrogant, leaving me uncomfortable and with the clear impression that I was wasting the recruiter’s time. The recruiter’s attitude came across as passive-aggressive, almost as if they were saying: “Do you know who we are? You’re lucky just to be speaking with me.” The most absurd part was when I had the chance to ask questions. I asked the simplest one imaginable, something any recruiter should be able to answer: “Could you describe the company culture?” The response? “It’s hard to describe if you’re not part of the company.” In over 15 years of professional experience, this was the first time I immediately followed up after an interview to withdraw my interest. It was crystal clear that the role—and the company’s values—were not aligned with my own.