Case intake
We record the device, incident, symptoms, previous attempts, encryption, service mode, and data priorities.
Process & pricing
Pricing follows the failure—not just the device size. The work may involve logical analysis, controlled imaging, board-level stabilization, donor components, firmware work, array reconstruction, or advanced lab handling.
The recovery sequence
We record the device, incident, symptoms, previous attempts, encryption, service mode, and data priorities.
The device condition determines what can be checked safely and whether additional power or access would add risk.
You receive the recommended method, service level, timing, price, and any separate parts or return-media costs.
Recovery begins only after the scope is approved. If the plan changes materially, we pause and communicate again.
Work is performed against an image or controlled copy whenever the case permits, then requested files are checked.
Recovered data is prepared on suitable media, and mail-in devices are returned using an agreed shipping method.
What changes the price
Logical corruption differs from unstable media, controller failure, mechanical damage, or a failed multi-disk array.
Donor components, compatible electronics, specialized adapters, and advanced lab work can change the case scope.
Standard, priority, and emergency service require different scheduling and operational commitment.
Encryption, RAID geometry, virtual machines, databases, prior rebuilds, and overwritten data add analysis time.
Service levels
Best for personal or business cases that can follow the normal evaluation and recovery queue.
For important files, active projects, and business needs that justify expedited scheduling.
For servers, arrays, workstations, or systems where downtime has immediate business impact.
A clear next step
Tell us what happened and what has already been attempted. Withholding a drop, rebuild, repair, or software scan can change the safest method.
Start with a case reviewQuestions, answered
We can explain likely categories and next steps, but a responsible final quote generally requires evaluating the actual device and incident history.
Return shipping, replacement media, donor parts, advanced partner work, and other approved case expenses may be separate. They are disclosed before authorization when applicable.
Eligible cases are covered by the no-data, no-recovery-fee policy. Exceptions and separate expenses are defined in the service terms and confirmed before work.
Yes. If you do not approve the recovery plan, we follow the agreed return, holding, or disposition instructions and any applicable evaluation or shipping terms.
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