HDClone
6.7#4 in disk cloning software€19.90 one-timeFree planLinuxSelf-hostedWindows
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Rescuezilla
6.4#8 in disk cloning softwareFree planFree planLinuxmacOSWindows
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| Fact | HDClone | Rescuezilla |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | HDClone creates physical or logical copies and file images of hard disks and other mass storage media for backups, system copies, and rescue of defective media. | Rescuezilla is an open-source disk imaging app for backup, restore, and recovery. |
| Support | Commercial product users can open technical support tickets; free-version users are directed to the company forum. | The help page directs users to GitHub issues and the SourceForge forum, where it says the developer provides direct assistance with restoring data. |
HDClone plans
- Free EditionFree
- Basic Edition€19.90, paid once
- Standard Edition€39.90, paid once
- Advanced Edition€69, paid once
- Professional Edition€99, paid once
- Professional Edition Portable€199, paid once
Rescuezilla plans
- FreeFree
Pick HDClone if…
HDClone suits people who need to copy or image storage media for backups, system copies, or recovery. Edition limits and licensing matter: the Basic Edition is for non-commercial use on up to two PCs, while some features are reserved for higher editions.
Pick Rescuezilla if…
Rescuezilla suits computer owners who need to back up, restore, or recover data from Windows, macOS, or Linux systems, including computers that cannot boot their usual operating system. It requires a compatible PC, RAM, a USB stick, and an external USB hard drive.