RAID Data Recovery

Straight-forward options. 

RAID pricing works a little bit differently than normal single Hard Drive pricing. Here is a break down of the different RAID levels and pricing.

RAID1

We look at all drives in the RAID 1 to determine if there are differences between them (there should not be) and then extract data from the one in the best condition.

$400

RAID 0

We determine if any of the disks need to be repaired and recovered individually first. If the drives are stable then we charge a flat rate. If there are disks that have failed we will charge the cost of a single drive recovery per disk and take 10% off of the total.

$600+

RAID 5/6

These types of RAIDs have a lot of different failure scenarios, and the difficulty can range widely. For that reason these types of recoveries are quoted on a per case basis. Expect a minimum of $600-800.

$600+

New Gen RAID

There are new generations of RAID designs that are being utilized. These RAIDs place data using more "intelligent" placement algorithms instead of a flat set of rules. These types of RAIDs can require significantly more time to attempt to reconstruct.

$1000+

Parts

Recoveries at the Tier 2, Tier 3, and Tier 4 levels may often need "Donor parts" to proceed with the recovery.

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This is the only non-refundable cost involved with Data Recovery. If your recovery will require a part we locate one and will charge the exact amount that we pay for the part + shipping. If your recovery is successful we will apply the cost of the part to your recovery, so the maximum amount you will pay is what we advertise above.

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Parts can typically range from ~$50 to as high as $400 depending on the capacity, and rarity of the drive.

Return Media

When the recovery is complete we will need a final place to put the recovered data. You can  provide a drive of your own (Preferrably a new, reliable drive) or we can add one to your order (for an additional cost) for your convenience.

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