Start Your Failed-SSD Case: Free Evaluation First
Data recovery on a solid state drive (SSD) is possible when you have the tools, experience, and know-how working with NAND based storage. Thus, need data recovered? Fill out this form or call to talk with a what is recoverable from a corrupted drive Professional.
What we charge
Basic recovery cases are under $450. Complex physical or chip-level work costs more. We’ll tell you this estimate during your free evaluation upon arrival of your case.
Four things we promise, in writing
- The diagnostic evaluation is free.
- You see the actual list of recovered files before you pay anything.
- We don’t attempt a recovery until you tell us to.
- If we can’t get your files back, you won’t pay a data recovery fee.
What if we only recover some of it?
On a failed SSD, a partial recovery is the normal outcome — some files come back perfectly, some come back damaged, some don’t come back at all. You see the actual file list first. If what we found isn’t worth it to you, you say no and you owe nothing. You are never charged for files you didn’t get.
What Does It Cost, and What Do You Get Back?
No Data Recovered, No Data Recovery Fee. The same standard applies to every case, on every tier, no matter how complex the work turns out to be.
Every case starts with the same free evaluation, no matter which tier it ends up in, and you are told the price before any work begins.
| Tier | Turnaround | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3–5 days | Under $450 |
| Priority | 2–4 days | Quoted after evaluation |
| Emergency | 1–3 days | Quoted + $495 rush fee |
You will see the exact file list we recovered before anything is charged, so there is never a surprise on what you are paying for. The rush fee only moves a case to the front of the queue, and it does not change what gets attempted, guarantee an outcome, or skip the evaluation step that every case, on every tier, goes through before any work actually begins on the drive itself.
Nothing is charged until you have said yes.
Not sure yet? Just ask.
Tell us what the drive is doing and we’ll tell you straight whether it’s worth recovering — no charge, no sales call, usually the same day.
