Data Recovery Services

The size of the data has no influence on the price of data recovery. Because the hard work has already been done, it does not take a significantly different amount of an engineer's time or labor to recover one file or one thousand files. Once we've gained access to your failed storage device, we can extract the data for little to nothing, whether it's hundreds of gigabytes or one gigabyte.

Dropping a hard drive or getting it wet are just two of many ways a hard disk drive can fail. Just like people, hard disk drives can simply die of natural causes. Their parts wear out with use over time. Environmental factors, such as temperature and humidity, can also affect a hard drive’s lifespan.The average hard disk drive has a lifespan of around five to ten years, but can break down sooner or last much longer depending on how much you use it and what kind of environment you keep it in.

We collaborate with you to create specific data recovery goals after evaluating your data recovery case, and we only charge you for our efforts if we meet these goals. We guide you through the outcomes of our recovery efforts, including presenting you a list of recovered data if necessary, so you can judge our work on its own merits and decide whether the data we have recovered is sufficient.

How much data you want or need us to recover does not influence the cost of data recovery. If you were a bank robber and could only choose one of two identical vaults to break into, you’d have to put in the same amount of effort for either one—even if one vault has twice as much gold inside it as the other. Data recovery works the same way.

Our engineers only make temporary repairs to your damaged storage device to salvage your data. We returns your recovered data to you on a new, password-protected external hard disk drive. We only share the password with you, keeping all your data safe and secure.