It’s a straw man argument here.
Both numbers you quoted are way too high for backup applications. In real world we live in cost of backup storage is somewhere between $1 and $4 per TB per month. Any amount of data majority of users have will therefore be way under $10. Splitting hairs to save couple of bucks a month is highly, outrageously counterproductive, even at minimum wage.
If you are saying “but there may be some users who can’t decide whether they need to backup those 100TB they have laying around” — those users are a minority and they already know what to do, they definitely would not be asking for advice on data management on duplicacy forum.
And yes, one size definitely fits the vast majority. And outliers usually don’t need forum advice: either they store very little or petabytes; on this entirely different scale everything changes.