NAS Data Recovery

$300 Data Recovery prices NAS recovery per drive, at each drive’s own capacity tier: $300 for hard drives 1TB or smaller, $500 up to 6TB (including SSDs), and $700 above 6TB. Every drive in the enclosure is priced, whether or not it failed, because we image and rebuild the whole array. There is no charge if we can’t recover your data.

We are NAS Data Recovery Experts!

In most cases, “NAS data recovery” includes a combination of:

  • RAID Data Recovery: we are experts at rebuilding RAIDs of all types and with all failure types (like incorrectly rebuilt RAIDs, stale RAID members, etc.), so the odds are that we can recover your failed NAS drive!
  • Hard Drive Data Recovery: We utilize state-of-the-art tools, including two ISO-5 cleanrooms, to recover data from all failures, such as bad heads, firmware corruption, dead drives, and more.
  • Linux data recovery: we are well-versed in all varieties of Linux and have the necessary software to reconstruct all NAS-based Linux partition formats.
an image of a NAS drive

We work with all NAS manufacturers, including Synology, QNAP, Buffalo, Netgear, Seagate, Thecus, Western Digital, D-Link, Iomega, Drobo, LaCie, and more!

Is Your NAS Recoverable? What's the Cost?

“These guys did what no one else could do and recovered [my] ‘unrecoverable’ NAS.” –Matt

Using cutting-edge NAS and RAID Data Recovery tools, such as the PC-3000 RAID, we can recover from almost any failed NAS device.

Our process for NAS data recovery is the same as our normal data recovery process but involves multiple drives and rebuilding the RAID structure manually. We do not need your NAS enclosure to recover your data.

The quick version of our NAS recovery process:

  1. Remove all drives from the NAS enclosure.
  2. Diagnose/repair individual drives.
  3. Clone/image all drives.
  4. Manually reconstruct the NAS RAID array.
  5. Scan the rebuilt Linux partitions (typically EXT or XFS).
  6. Move/recover the data to “Transfer Drive.”

*See the full details of Our Data Recovery Process.

PC-3000 Hard Drive Data Recovery

How much does NAS data recovery cost?

1TB OR SMALLER
$300
per drive in the enclosure
OVER 1TB TO 6TB
$500
per drive, including any SSD up to 6TB
LARGER THAN 6TB
$700
per drive in the enclosure

In plain terms: $300 Data Recovery prices each drive in your NAS at its own capacity tier, then adds them together. A four-bay Synology with 4TB drives is 4 × $500 = $2,000. A two-bay with 1TB drives is 2 × $300 = $600. An eight-bay with 14TB drives is 8 × $700 = $5,600.

Every drive is priced, even the ones that still work. Recovering a NAS means imaging every member, working out the RAID layout and rebuilding the volume, so a four-bay array with one failed disk still requires all four to be read. There are no discounts for larger arrays.

Prices do not include a donor drive, shipping, or a Transfer Drive, if needed.

We highly recommend submitting our Chances Form, and we’ll respond with a price quote and provide other important details about our recovery process.

Not sure how many drives you have or what RAID level your NAS uses? Submit our Chances Form and we’ll work it out with you and give you a firm total before you ship anything.

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