NinjaOne vs. Veeam Data Cloud

Why your peers choose NinjaOne over Veeam Data Cloud

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NinjaOne vs. Veeam Data Cloud Reviews

Veeam
Overall4.7

(3,212)
4.6

(680)
Meets Requirements9.5
2,684 Responses
9.4
557 Responses
Ease of Use9.1
3,073 Responses
9.1
563 Responses
Ease of Setup9.2
2,872 Responses
8.8
495 Responses
Ease of Admin9.2
2,784 Responses
9.0
484 Responses
Quality of Support9.2
2,918 Responses
8.9
523 Responses
Ease of Doing Business With9.5
2,684 Responses
9.0
468 Responses
Product Direction (% positive)9.7
3,023 Responses
9.1
544 Responses

Based on G2 Winter 2026

Veeam Data Cloud

Product Summary

Veeam is a data protection and backup software vendor that offers various solutions for safeguarding organizations’ business data. These include Veeam Data Cloud for platforms such as Microsoft 365, Azure, and Salesforce as well as Veeam Backup for Google Cloud and AWS. Veeam’s backup suite enables IT teams to store backups of files in the cloud and rapidly restore them in the event of a disaster, cyberattack, or retention policy gap.

Other solutions offered by Veeam include Veeam Data Platform, which packages Veeam Backup & Replication with additional security and recovery capabilities. These capabilities include anomaly detection, automated updates, full system recovery, and immutable backups.

Use Cases

  • Enterprise-scale backup: Veeam is widely used in enterprise environments with large virtual infrastructures and multi-cloud deployments.
  • Cloud workload protection: Veeam offers dedicated solutions for various cloud platforms such as Microsoft 365, Azure, Salesforce, and so on.
  • Advanced backup features: Additionally, Veeam supports granular restore capabilities, data replication, and immutable backups.

Shortcomings

  • Multiple products for full coverage: Users may need to deploy multiple Veeam solutions for full protection of SaaS apps, endpoints, and cloud workloads.
  • Learning curve: Some reviews report that setting up Veeam’s full suite may involve a steep learning curve for new users.
  • Primarily backup-focused: Veeam focuses on backup and recovery, so endpoint management, patching, and monitoring would require separate tools.

Why your peers choose NinjaOne over Veeam

While Veeam users would have to add multiple products to their tech stack if they want to back up and protect their files from various cloud platforms, NinjaOne—particularly NinjaOne Backup—extends data protection to endpoints and servers within a unified IT management platform. Meanwhile, NinjaOne SaaS Backup offers native protection for both Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace data as well as more flexibility with backups via granular data restoration.

Veeam reviews also report initial setup of its full suite to be time-consuming and challenging for first-time users, especially in complex environments. Alternatively, setting up NinjaOne is fast and simple—a benefit when onboarding IT teams quickly—while its user-friendly interface makes it easy to navigate and use. NinjaOne SaaS Backup also integrates with NinjaOne’s overall endpoint management solution, allowing IT professionals to back up, patch, monitor, and manage devices from a single pane of glass.

“One of the reasons we chose NinjaOne is because of its extreme ease of use. It’s very easy to get new employees up to speed quickly. At Aerorock, we have the utmost confidence that NinjaOne provides us with a secure environment to operate in.”

Jason Danner // President at Aerorock

“One of the reasons we chose NinjaOne is because of its extreme ease of use. It’s very easy to get new employees up to speed quickly. At Aerorock, we have the utmost confidence that NinjaOne provides us with a secure environment to operate in.”

Jason Danner // President at Aerorock

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NinjaOne vs. Veeam FAQs

Compared to Veeam, which provides data protection for Microsoft 365 and other cloud workloads through its suite of products, NinjaOne SaaS Backup protects both Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace within a single interface.
Veeam is often used in complex hybrid infrastructures with multi-cloud deployments, while NinjaOne is a common choice for organizations seeking consolidated management for not only SaaS backup but also endpoints and servers within one platform.
NinjaOne’s SaaS backup solution is built into its automated endpoint management software, centralizing all the tools that IT administrators need to secure their data and devices into a single pane of glass. On the other hand, Veeam offers solutions to streamline backup and recovery primarily, not endpoint management, necessitating users to rely on different tools to gain fuller visibility and control of their devices.

While Veeam offers helpful customer support, some reviews say that it could still use some improvement in this area. Alternatively, serving tens of thousands of customers as well as earning an average CSAT score of 98.4, NinjaOne offers world-class customer support, with users receiving timely answers from knowledgeable support staff.

Many users report that NinjaOne is easier to deploy and navigate due to its clean, unified interface. Meanwhile, Veeam’s suite offers powerful backup capabilities but may involve a steeper learning curve depending on the environment and configuration.
Both solutions offer cloud backup capabilities. The difference is that NinjaOne centralizes SaaS and endpoint backup within its IT management platform, while Veeam provides cloud backup options through its broader backup product suite, often requiring the integration of other Veeam solutions for more comprehensive data backup and recovery.
This comparison represents our assessment of publicly available product capabilities as of March 2024. Our evaluation draws on vendor-provided materials, including product documentation and release notes, as well as publicly available pricing information, customer feedback, and analyst insights. Where applicable, details were reviewed against the vendor’s then-current generally available (GA) release as of the date indicated.