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# Linear

Cloudback provides secure, automated backups for your Linear workspace data, including issues, projects, documents, cycles, comments, labels, templates, and embedded files.

## Getting Started

* [Installation Guide](/linear/installation-guide.md) - Step-by-step guide to connecting your Linear workspace to Cloudback
* [First Backup Walkthrough](/linear/first-backup-walkthrough.md) - Learn how to monitor and manage your first backup
* [Restore](/linear/restore.md) - How to restore Linear data from a backup

## Key Features for Linear

* **Workspace backups**: Workspace data is included in every backup
* **Multiple Workspaces**: Each workspace is connected independently - back up as many as you need under a single subscription
* **OAuth Integration**: Connect your Linear workspace through Linear's secure OAuth flow
* **Automated Scheduling**: Set daily or custom backup schedules for your workspace data
* **Flexible Recovery**: Restore workspace data directly to Linear or download as secure archives

## What Gets Backed Up

Cloudback backs up your Linear workspace data. For a complete list of what's included, see [Linear Backup Contents](/linear/backup-contents.md).

## Pricing

Linear backups use a per-workspace pricing model based on the number of active, non-app workspace members, with progressive tiers (2 units for members 1-5, 4 units for members 6-25, 6 units for members 26+; minimum 2 units per workspace). See [Linear Pricing](/linear/pricing.md) for plans and worked examples.


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