DMDE vs DoYourData Recovery

DMDE is a data recovery utility for disks, partitions, memory cards, RAID arrays, disk images, and VHD/VHDX images. It runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows, and lists DOS among its supported operating systems. Recovery features include memory-card and RAID recovery, bootable recovery, and file preview. Paid options vary by license term and operating-system coverage: Express has a one-month option with no listed price and a one-year option at $20 a year, billed as a one-time purchase for a time-limited license. Standard Perpetual is listed at $48 a month, and Professional Perpetual at $95 a month for one OS family or $133 a month for all OS families. Each listed paid plan covers one PC. The maker is DMDE, founded in 2006.

DoYourData Recovery scans storage devices for files lost through deletion, formatting, partition loss, drive crashes, logical errors, or RAW drives. It supports hard drives, external drives, USB drives, memory cards, formatted partitions, PCs, HDDs, SSDs, cameras, RAID, and servers. Listed file systems include NTFS/NTFS+, exFAT, FAT12/16/32, ReFS, and EXT2/3/4. The software can recover documents, images, videos, audio, emails, archives, and other file types, and provides file preview. The free version can scan and preview recoverable files and save up to 1GB; the listed free plan is for Windows. Paid options include $49 a month, $69 a year, or $89, paid once, each as a one-time payment with no auto-renewal and covering two PCs. The Technician Lifetime License is $499 as a one-time purchase for 100+ PCs and business usage. The vendor says recovery is read-only and will not overwrite original lost data. Separate products are listed for Mac and iPhone; iPhone recovery is available for Windows and Mac.