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Lazesoft Recovery Suite vs R-Undelete

Both stand on data recovery software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Lazesoft Recovery Suite

Free plan LinuxWindows

Lazesoft Recovery Suite brings boot repair, data and password recovery, and disk tools together. Its editions target home, business, organization, and technician use; Professional Edition is listed at $49.99 a month.

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R-Undelete

Free plan Windows

Choose R-Undelete if you need Windows file recovery and its supported storage sources and file systems fit your case. The free plan is limited by file system and size; the paid plan costs $54.99 a month.

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The facts

	Lazesoft Recovery Suite	R-Undelete
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	No
Runs on	Linux, Windows	Windows
Lowest paid plan	Professional Edition: $27.95, paid once	R-Undelete: $54.99, paid once
Plans published	5	2
Maker	Lazesoft Recovery Suite	R-Undelete
Website	lazesoft.com	r-undelete.com
On data recovery software	#31 of 128	#35 of 128

Lazesoft Recovery Suite: what it does well

Creates bootable CD or USB recovery media
Recovers files from deleted, damaged, reformatted, or RAW volumes
Includes boot repair, password recovery, backup, and cloning tools
Supports RAID and multiple storage types
Purchase page lists a 30-day money-back guarantee

What to know first

Professional Edition costs $49.99 a month
Home Edition is for non-commercial use
Windows support listing starts at Windows 7

R-Undelete: what it does well

Supports HDD, SSD, USB and NVMe storage.
Recovers from memory cards and undamaged RAIDs.
Includes file preview.
Supports Windows 11 through Windows 2000.
Paid plan includes lifetime updates.

What to know first

The listed platform is Windows.
The free plan is limited to NTFS and ReFS files under 256 KB.
The paid plan is listed at $54.99 a month.

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