Consider the following aspects

Personal or business use? If it for business use, how many workstations or servers do you need to backup? The volume of work you need to do defines the kind of tool you need.

Which kind of backup do you need? Do you need ad-hoc “snapshot” backups or you are planning to have scheduled backups?

The software should be easy and quick. Is the learning curve steep? Is it intuitive? Does the software have a knowledge base or manual? Is there a forum for users? Is technical support included? Will the technical support offered to cover my needs? It depends on you or your client, but in some cases, it is convenient to cover the cost of an excellent technical service just in case.

Does the tool allow me to prepare myself for disaster recovery? Can I schedule backups? Until you have not run your backup for a few days and need to restore a backup, you will not know just how useful your disaster recovery tool is. For that reason, it is better to start with the trials. Does the software have a trial edition? If it does, how long is the trial? That defines the tool you want to choose.

For how long you need to keep your backup data, do you know you backups are healthy.

Do you have expert to handle critical backup if not then give an opportunity to iNetInfra Solution.