Hetman RAID Recovery

Maker: Hetman Software Platform: Windows

Here the three license tiers actually do gate a technical limit, not just usage rights: how many disks the array you're reconstructing is allowed to have.

Checked August 2026: Hetman's site doesn't publish a fixed USD price on the product or license pages — pricing appears to be shown by region/currency at checkout. The license terms below are confirmed directly from the vendor; for the current price, use the link on each card.

Home version

Consumer

Personal, non-commercial use, capped at small arrays — enough for a typical home or small-office NAS.

UsePersonal, non-commercial only
Array sizeUp to 3 member disks
SupportsAutomatic RAID detection, hardware controllers, common NAS platforms

See sitePrice not published statically; shown at checkout

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Office version

Prosumer

Internal business and professional IT use, with room for a larger array — still not licensed for recovering third-party clients' arrays commercially.

UseInternal business / professional IT use
Array sizeUp to 5 member disks

See siteThird-party seller listings show roughly $15 for an older version — unconfirmed for the current release

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Business version

Professional

Built for data recovery specialists and service providers — unlimited array size and explicit permission to recover other people's RAID arrays for pay.

UseCommercial — recovering data for clients explicitly permitted
Array sizeUnlimited member disks

See siteAn Unlimited License (all products, unlimited computers) is also offered

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Worth checking before buying

If the array in front of you has more than 3 disks, the Home license genuinely won't cover it — that's a hard technical limit, not a soft usage restriction. Count the member disks before choosing a tier.