Whether a private person or a company comes with a broken
hard disk, no distinction is made in price. The same price is charged for
everyone who needs data recovery.
Lately we have been getting a lot of questions why no distinction is made. Why
is there no difference?
Why not a discount for private individuals? It's all
expensive enough already!
The main reason why Data recovery does not
distinguish between companies and individuals is because no distinction can be
made in the amount of work required to perform a recovery. In other words, the
cost price for a recovery is always based on the complexity of the case and not
on who or what you are. Fair enough, right?
Unfortunately we have not yet invented a crystal ball...
To explain what we mean, we give you a simple example;
suppose your car no longer wants to start and you contact your garage. Would
you immediately ask your garage owner about the repair costs during the first
meeting? Exactly… Thorough research is important and diagnosis costs are
unfortunately necessary. The same start-up costs apply to everyone, simply
because we can never see in advance what exactly the damage will be to the
media carrier with every diagnostic request. In other words, we cannot look
into a crystal ball and say exactly what the data recovery will cost in
advance.
Private individuals often end up paying less than
companies
Of course, a data recovery from private individuals is
often less extensive and is often in a slightly lower price range, but here too
the initial start-up costs apply that also apply to companies. Companies often
require more extensive data recovery, such as servers with multiple disks that
have broken down or virtual server environments that have become corrupted,
etc. These are often more complex and labor-intensive jobs for our specialists,
where the cost is often much higher. In addition, data recovery is often urgent
for companies, because business activities must continue. That is why the
actual recovery is often more expensive for companies than for private
individuals, but this cannot be predicted in advance.
Honesty is the best policy
Data recovery is simply pricey. It is often possible to
estimate the final costs in advance, but we use a wide bandwidth for this. This
is often slightly higher for companies than for private individuals. We prefer
to give a fair price indication in advance, rather than confront the victim
with a nasty surprise afterwards. So, there is no differentiation between
companies and private individual in terms of doing there data recovery, and the price of
data recovery depends on the amount of damage have been happened and how eagerly
you need your hard drive, computer or anything that got damaged.
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