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EdbMails EDB Recovery vs Exchange Recovery Manager

EdbMails EDB Recovery

edbmails.com

Exchange Recovery Manager

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Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
Plans published32
Spec score · Email Recovery Software8.0 (#11)7.8 (#13)
SecurityFor migration, the vendor says it uses OAuth 2.0 and TLS, does not store credentials or migration data on its servers, and encrypts locally stored incremental-migration metadata with AES 256-bit encryption.The site says Office 365 transfers use modern authentication and describes them as secure.
SupportThe vendor offers free 24/7 live technical support by chat, email, and phone.The purchase page advertises 24*7 technical support; the site lists [email protected] and 1-866-348-7872.
Trial limitThe free demo or trial can export, migrate, and back up a maximum of 30 items from each folder while preserving mailbox folder structure.The trial works for unlimited days but converts only 25 items per folder.

Plans

EdbMails EDB Recovery

  • Personal Edition$99, paid once
  • Corporate Premium$249, paid once
  • Technical Edition$359, paid once

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Exchange Recovery Manager

  • Standard License$399, paid once
  • Professional License$799, paid once

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In their own words

EdbMails EDB Recovery

EdbMails EDB Recovery is Windows software for recovering corrupted, damaged, or dismounted offline Exchange EDB files. It can restore deleted mailboxes and items such as email, contacts, calendars, tasks, and notes, then export data to PST, MHT, HTML, or EML. Filters cover date, subject, and sender address. The product lists support for Exchange Server 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016, and 2019, and can migrate mailbox data directly to live Exchange Server or Office 365 without an Outlook dependency. The vendor says exports retain folder hierarchy, formatting, and Unicode characters. For migration, it lists OAuth 2.0 and TLS, says credentials and migration data are not stored on its servers, and says locally stored incremental-migration metadata is encrypted with AES 256-bit encryption. The trial is limited to 30 items per folder for export, migration, and backup. The Personal Edition is listed at $99, paid once with a lifetime license; Corporate Premium is $249, paid once and Technical Edition is $359, paid once.

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Exchange Recovery Manager

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