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Backblaze B2 is object storage priced at a fraction of what the big three charge, with an S3-compatible API so most tools already speak to it. For a video archive that has to exist somewhere and rarely gets read, the arithmetic is hard to argue with. Egress is free up to three times what you store, and above that it is billed by the gigabyte.
B2 Cloud Storage is $6.95 per terabyte a month pay-as-you-go, with free transactions and free egress up to three times average monthly storage, then $0.01 a gigabyte. B2 Overdrive starts at $15 per terabyte for high-throughput workloads with unlimited free egress. Capacity can be bought annually for one to five years at a discount instead of paying monthly. The pricing page compares those rates against AWS, Google Cloud and Azure at $26, $20 and $23 per terabyte.
Video creators and editors with a growing archive that must exist off-site and is rarely read back. Anybody needing frequent, heavy retrieval should price the egress before committing.
Egress decides this one, not the $6.95. Free retrieval up to three times average storage covers an archive that is written often and read rarely. A working library pulled back every week meets the penny a gigabyte, and that is a different bill.
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