I was thinking of random business ideas and "git backups" popped up. Backing up my GitHub repositories is a problem I've had in the past. Here are the results of my research:

I found this business who were near the bottom of the first page of search results: https://www.backhub.co/
They have built up a customer base of 750+ (unverified, but it says this on their front page).
They have a blog that is well kept which probably helps with SEO. Sitechecker rank checker says they rank 4th for the high volume keyword "github deleted repository" with 5.4k searches per month.

So to get a ballpark MRR: 750 customers times ~$200 per month = something like $150k per month.
This is not the first time we have seen this model on Indie Hackers. The formula for this business looks similar to Riley Chase from Hostifi and @jdnoc with Closet Tools:
Update: just to clarify, I am not thinking of building a business like this, I'm just in the habit of running the numbers and I thought the research might be useful to somebody.
Beautiful, isn't it?
The wonderful thing about the internet is that niches can scale much larger than local businesses – so you can get even more specific about the audience you serve, and charge a premium because you do it so well.
Great job identifying the blueprint!
Thanks Jordan, and thanks for sharing your process. Big fan.
I think for this you would need to have a lot of domain knowledge. It would seem people are using this company so they are compliant for some certification. Companies pay a high price because they can start working with new customers that require certain certifications. I'm not even sure why you would use this product over Github Enterprise.
This is an interesting study, thanks.
One important note: the pricing you mentioned is on a sliding scale. It starts at $12/month and goes up depending on the number of repositories that need to be backed up.
Having backups of important stuff is always valuable to people. And you would want to have it at a non GitHub entity.
Having said that, you’d really want it to be backed up somewhere super safe like Amazon or Azure.
But maybe there is a way to create a frontend that makes setting up github cloud backups easy, and puts the backup on the user’s AWS/azure cloud account.
That way if your company goes out of business the user still has their backups.