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Recovery Explorer

Maker: SysDev Laboratories Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux

Recovery Explorer sits between Raise Data Recovery and UFS Explorer in SysDev Laboratories' lineup — built on the same underlying engine as UFS Explorer but simplified, without the professional/forensic feature set.

Prices verified August 2026 directly from the vendor's own site, in USD. Software pricing changes without notice — treat the figures below as a starting point and confirm the current price on the official site before buying.

Standard

Consumer

Wizard-guided recovery for deleted files, formatted drives, and lost partitions on a single disk — no RAID.

  • PlatformsWindows, macOS (Apple Silicon & Intel), Linux
  • RAID supportNone — single-disk only
  • LicensePerpetual
From $47.95Free version available for scanning/preview before buying
View on r-explorer.com →

RAID

Prosumer

Adds a RAID-focused toolkit: standard RAID patterns, mdadm, LVM, LDM, Windows Storage Spaces, Btrfs-RAID, and Synology SHR — a narrower feature set than UFS Explorer's RAID Recovery but at a lower price.

  • Addsmdadm, LVM, LDM, Storage Spaces, Btrfs-RAID, Synology SHR
  • LicensePerpetual
From $94.95Free version available for scanning/preview
View on r-explorer.com →

Professional

Professional

The top of the Recovery Explorer line: Drobo BeyondRAID, ZFS RAID-Z, and encrypted-storage decryption support — still short of UFS Explorer Professional's forensic feature set (no hex editor, no E01/AFF4 formats).

  • AddsDrobo BeyondRAID, ZFS RAID-Z, encrypted-storage decryption
  • LicensePerpetual
From $209.95Free version available for scanning/preview
View on r-explorer.com →
Recovery Explorer vs. UFS Explorer

SysDev Laboratories publishes its own side-by-side comparisons between the two brands. In short: Recovery Explorer covers the same core scenarios at a lower price, while UFS Explorer adds the forensic and enterprise-scale features (hex editor, SAN automation, scripting) that a working lab needs and a home user usually doesn't.