Google Cloud offers several backup and storage services, including Google Cloud Storage, which can be used for backup purposes. The pricing for Google Cloud Storage varies depending on factors such as storage class, location, data retrieval frequency, and network egress.

Google Cloud Storage has different storage classes, such as Standard, Nearline, Coldline, and Archive, with varying costs based on data availability and retrieval time. The more frequently accessible storage classes generally have higher costs.

Moving data into and out of Google Cloud Storage can incur network egress charges. The pricing depends on the amount of data transferred and the region or zone where the data is located.

Additional costs may apply for certain operations, such as listing objects or deleting data.

It’s important to note that Google Cloud’s pricing structure is quite detailed and can vary based on your specific requirements, such as storage volume, storage duration, and data transfer volume. I recommend visiting the official Google Cloud Pricing page or contacting Google Cloud sales for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding pricing for backup services.