Seagate Data Recovery is one of the key services we provide at Five Star Data Recovery. Because Seagate is a drive manufacturing company that controls a large percentage of the market share in the industry, there are numerous types of portable, external, and internal Seagate drives that we have successfully recovered data from. It is a common problem that over time Seagate hard drives may fail and the data on the drive will not be recognized or “lost”.

Our Seagate Data Recovery Services specialists have the in-depth knowledge and utilize top of the line Seagate Data Recovery software and equipment that comes from over 10 years of data recovery experience, allowing us to achieve the highest success rate at the most affordable prices in town guaranteed!

We routinely do Seagate Disk Recovery and are able to recover files such as: lost databases, photos, music libraries, document files, movie files, etc. for individuals and larger businesses.

Nevertheless, receive a FREE diagnosis of your Seagate hard drive. You will also receive an estimated turn around time for Seagate Drive Recovery from our certified Seagate Data Recovery Services engineers. We also offer customers a same day diagnosis with an additional nonrefundable fee of $100 for faster results. Overall, bring in your Seagate drive and our specialists will provide you with the issue. We will explain how much it will approximately cost and also what the turn around time will be.

Five Star Data Recovery highly values the trust and business of every single data recovery job we receive. If you read our Terms and Conditions, in Section 2, it is outlined that your data will be 100% secure. Furthermore, upon request, we will send you a NDA form to sign. Nonetheless, your data will be secure as well as not seen by anyone other than yourself.

To conclude, we have no hidden fees and our Data Recovery prices are straightforward. Our Seagate Data Recovery cost for logical recoveries are set at $300 or $400. The additional fee add-ons would apply to hard drives that are larger than 2TB. Also, a fee would apply if the drive has a USB 3.0 port built onto the PCB board of your drive, or if your hard drive is encrypted, etc. Please checkout our pricing page for prices on mechanical issues.