SecureRecovery

Name: SecureRecovery
Price: 39.95 USD

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What SecureRecovery is

SecureRecovery analyzes storage media to locate and recover deleted, reformatted, corrupted, or inaccessible files. It supports HDDs, SSDs, flash media, partitions, and binary image files, with file systems including NTFS, HFS/HFS+, FAT16/32, exFAT, and APFS. Search tools, file previews, recovery-probability estimates, media-health analysis, imaging, and multiple-file recovery help users identify and restore data. It can also recover compressed and encrypted files, including NTFS alternative data streams. The Windows edition supports BitLocker, Storage Spaces, dynamic disks, Linux LVM/LVM2 and mdadm RAID, Intel software RAID, and several virtual disk formats. The macOS edition supports encrypted APFS, Apple Disk Utility RAID, CoreStorage, FileVault, Fusion Drive, and read-only DMG files. A demo identifies recoverable data before purchase. SecureRecovery is available for Windows and macOS; licences start at 39.95 USD one-time for Windows and 49.95 USD one-time for Mac. It cannot recover data from physically damaged devices.

Who it suits

It suits individuals and small businesses seeking logical data recovery on Windows or macOS. The listed Business licence is for small or medium businesses and permits three installations.

What it does well

Supports HDD, SSD, flash media, partitions, and images.
Previews files and estimates recovery probability.
Handles encrypted and compressed files.
Windows and macOS editions support specialized storage configurations.
Demo lists recoverable data before purchase.

What to know first

Cannot recover data from physically damaged devices.
Standard licence permits one installation.
No free plan is listed.

Limits

The software cannot recover data from physically damaged devices. The Standard licence allows one installation, while the Business licence allows three.

Plans

Plan	Billed and limits	Price
Windows license	Price per Licence · Windows version · Price per licence	$39.95, paid once
macOS license	Price per Licence · macOS version · Price per licence	$49.95, paid once
Windows	Price per Licence · Windows XP or newer · 32-bit and 64-bit	$39.95, paid once
SecureRecovery for Windows	Price per Licence · Windows XP or newer · 32-bit and 64-bit · standard licence one installation	$39.95, paid once
Mac	Price per Licence · macOS 10 or newer · Apple M1 and M2 chips	$49.95, paid once
SecureRecovery for Mac	Price per Licence · macOS 10 or newer · Apple M1/M2 · business licence three installations	$49.95, paid once

As securedata.com lists them, read 20 Sept 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

Open the SecureData SecureRecovery product page
Choose the Windows or Mac licence
Install the software on the permitted number of computers
Scan the HDD, SSD, flash media, partition, or binary image
Review recoverable-file previews and recovery-probability estimates
Recover selected files or use online repair to upload files and download a repaired copy

Verdict

SecureRecovery offers broad file-system and storage support, with separate Windows and macOS capabilities. Check the physical-damage limitation and licence installation allowance before choosing it.

Questions

How much does SecureRecovery cost?

The Windows licence costs $39.95 per licence, and the Mac licence costs $49.95 per licence.

Is there a free plan or trial?

There is no free plan. A demo version lists data that can be recovered so you can evaluate results before buying a licence.

Which platforms are supported?

SecureRecovery supports Windows and macOS. The listed Windows plan supports Windows XP or newer; the Mac plan supports macOS 10 or newer and Apple M1 and M2 chips.

What storage and file systems can it scan?

It supports HDDs, SSDs, flash media, partitions, binary image files, NTFS, HFS/HFS+, FAT16/32, exFAT, and APFS.

Can it recover encrypted or RAID data?

It can recover compressed and encrypted files. Windows supports BitLocker, several RAID formats, Linux LVM/LVM2 and mdadm RAID, while macOS supports encrypted APFS recovery and Apple Disk Utility RAID.

What are the installation terms?

The Standard licence is intended for individuals or small businesses and permits one installation. The Business licence is intended for small or medium businesses and permits three installations.

Facts from SecureRecovery's own pages

Additional storage support: The Windows version supports BitLocker, Windows Storage Spaces, dynamic disks, Linux LVM/LVM2 and mdadm RAID, Intel software RAID, and VMDK/VHD/VHDX/VDI formats. · securedata.com, 1 Oct 2026
API and extensibility: The published manuals and support materials document desktop GUI workflows but provide no public API, SDK, integration or self-hosting instructions. · assets.securedata.com, 14 Oct 2026
Apple app distinction: SecureData Inc. has an iPhone/iPad customer-portal app for recovery cases, but Apple says there are insufficient ratings to show an overview; it is not the desktop SecureRecovery software. · apps.apple.com, 14 Oct 2026
BBB complaints: BBB lists 19 complaints in three years, including disputes about pricing, recovery quality, refunds, shipping and customer service. · bbb.org, 14 Oct 2026
Business licence: The Business licence is intended for small or medium businesses and permits three installations. · securedata.com, 1 Oct 2026
Company compliance: SecureData states that it maintains SSAE 18 SOC 2 Type II and SOC 3 audited processes, an ISO 4 Class 10 cleanroom, GSA contract-holder status, and FIPS 140-2 Level 3 validated products. · securedata.com, 1 Oct 2026
Company facts: LinkedIn describes SecureData as a privately held Los Angeles IT-services company founded in 2007 with 51–200 employees. · linkedin.com, 14 Oct 2026
Company scope: SecureData says its offerings serve businesses of all sizes, government agencies, personal computer users, and others. · securedata.com, 1 Oct 2026
Demo: The demo can be run repeatedly, previews recoverable data and limits the number or size of files recovered until a licence is purchased. · assets.securedata.com, 14 Oct 2026
Disk imaging: Users can create binary images of drives or volumes and later scan those images instead of the original media. · assets.securedata.com, 14 Oct 2026
Documentation and support: Documentation consists of Windows and macOS user manuals, while the support site provides web, email and phone assistance. · securedata.com, 14 Oct 2026
Encrypted data: SecureRecovery can recover compressed and encrypted files and alternative data streams from NTFS partitions. · securedata.com, 1 Oct 2026
File systems: Windows support covers NTFS, including compressed and EFS-encrypted data, HFS/HFS+, FAT16/32 and exFAT; macOS adds APFS. · securedata.com, 14 Oct 2026
Founded: 2007 · securedata.com, 28 Sept 2026
Headquarters: West Hollywood, California, United States · securedata.com, 28 Sept 2026
Independent support guidance: SanDisk support directs users to Secure Data for SecureRecovery installation and troubleshooting, while describing its deleted-file, damaged-partition, health-check and imaging functions. · support-en.sandisk.com, 14 Oct 2026
Legal name and founder: Crunchbase identifies the legal company as SecureData, Inc. and names Dmitri Kardashev as founder. · crunchbase.com, 14 Oct 2026
Licence copyright: The macOS manual is marked copyright 2025 SecureData Inc., states all rights are reserved and requires written permission for copying. · assets.securedata.com, 14 Oct 2026
Licence terms: Standard licensing permits one installation and excludes third-party recovery services; business licensing permits three installations. · securedata.com, 14 Oct 2026
Limit: pricing and results: Trustpilot summaries and reviews mention unexpectedly high prices, difficulty getting devices returned and dissatisfaction with some recovery results. · trustpilot.com, 14 Oct 2026
Limit: UK pricing complaint: A UK reviewer described a £1,236.05 quote later reduced to £357, plus a requested £25 return fee after declining service. · trustpilot.com, 14 Oct 2026
Mac capabilities: The macOS version supports encrypted APFS recovery, Apple Disk Utility RAID, CoreStorage, FileVault, Fusion Drive, and read-only DMG files. · securedata.com, 1 Oct 2026
macOS features: The Mac edition supports encrypted APFS, Finder metadata, extended attributes, UNIX permissions, Apple RAID, CoreStorage, FileVault, Fusion Drive and read-only DMG files. · securedata.com, 14 Oct 2026
Mac requirements: The Mac manual lists Intel or Apple Silicon Macs running OS X 10.4 through macOS 15 Sequoia, with administrator access and storage for output. · assets.securedata.com, 14 Oct 2026