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UFS Explorer

UFS Explorer: A broad recovery suite for professional RAID, NAS, and virtual-disk work. Ranked #8 of 129 in Data Recovery Software by our editors (8.5/10); pricing: Paid; best for professional RAID, NAS, and virtual-disk recovery.

8.5/10Editor score
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At a glance

  • Editor score
    8.5 / 10
  • Pricing
    Paid
  • Best for
    Professional RAID, NAS, and virtual-disk recovery
  • Free plan
    No
  • Paid from
    $69.95 one-time
  • Founded
    2008 · Kyiv, Ukraine
  • Facts checked
    21 Sep 2026
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  • Where it wins

    • RAID detection, reconstruction, and manual RAID building
    • Supports NAS, virtual-machine disks, disk images, and encrypted volumes
    • Runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux with bootable recovery
  • Where it doesn't

    • Starts at $69.95 with no free plan
    • Advanced recovery capabilities require higher-priced editions
    • Several licenses are limited to one operating system

Our verdict on UFS Explorer

UFS Explorer is a family of data recovery and data access utilities from SysDev Laboratories. It is designed for recovery from internal and external drives, USB flash drives, memory cards, disk images, virtual disks, NAS devices, and RAID arrays. Its audience includes personal users, commercial recovery teams, and professionals handling RAID, NAS, enterprise-storage, or forensic scenarios. The software supports Windows, macOS, and Linux editions, with tools for deleted files, formatted or damaged volumes, imaging, file-system reconstruction, encrypted volumes, and file preview before copying.

Pricing is structured by edition and use case. Standard Recovery Personal costs $69.95 one-time for a perpetual license, one operating system, and personal use. Standard Recovery Commercial costs $139.95 one-time for commercial use on one operating system. RAID Recovery Personal costs $149.95 one-time and adds RAID and NAS recovery. Network RAID Personal costs $229.95 one-time for LAN-based distributed recovery. Professional Recovery Commercial costs $699.95 one-time and includes professional recovery and forensic capabilities across Windows, macOS, and Linux. The published trial terms allow scanning and previewing, while file saving is limited by edition.

Its main strength is breadth for complex storage cases. Quick, deep, and signature-based IntelliRAW scanning cover different recovery approaches, while disk imaging addresses unstable or failing drives. RAID detection, reconstruction, manual RAID building, NAS layout recognition, and support for VMware, Hyper-V, VirtualBox, QEMU, XEN, Parallels, and iSCSI make it suited to mixed physical and virtual environments. BitLocker and Apple APFS encrypted-volume access, file search and filtering, and a bootable emergency recovery environment add practical depth. Choose UFS Explorer when specialized RAID, NAS, virtual-disk, or multi-platform recovery matters; choose a simpler tool if you need inexpensive basic recovery only.

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UFS Explorer pricing

Plans Paid No free plan — trial or paid only. Prices checked 21 Sep 2026.
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UFS Explorer fact sheet

Free planNo
Paid from$69.95 one-time
Recovery sourcesinternal and external hard drives, SSDs, USB flash drives, SD cards, memory cards, disk images, virtual disks, NAS devices and RAID systems
Operating systemsWindows, macOS, Linux
Free recovery limitNot verified
Memory card recoveryYes
RAID recoveryYes
Bootable recoveryNot verified
File previewYes
Money-back guarantee30 days
DeploymentDesktop
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux
SupportEmail, Docs
Built forSolo, Small business, Mid-market, Enterprise (editorial estimate)
Integrations6 integrations: VMware, Hyper-V, VirtualBox, QEMU, DeepSpar Disk Imager, iSCSI
PricingPaid (source)
Websiteufsexplorer.com
Facts checked21 Sep 2026

UFS Explorer integrations

UFS Explorer lists 6 integrations on its own site.

  • VMware
  • Hyper-V
  • VirtualBox
  • QEMU
  • DeepSpar Disk Imager
  • iSCSI

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