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Stellar Repair for Outlook vs WholeClear Exchange Recovery

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FactStellar Repair for OutlookWholeClear Exchange Recovery
API and SDKsThe opened product, licensing and support materials document file-repair workflows and Microsoft mailbox exports but provide no public API or SDK documentation.The product, download and knowledge-base pages provide no public API or SDK documentation.
Deleted-item recoveryDeleted items are highlighted in red so users can identify and selectively recover them.The software claims to recover deleted mailbox items from Exchange EDB files.
HeadquartersGurugram, Haryana, IndiaNew Delhi, India
Local processingThe desktop product operates in read-only mode and does not modify or overwrite the original PST file.The download page says supported desktop workflows can process mailbox data locally without uploading it to a third-party cloud.
PurposeThe desktop software repairs corrupted Outlook PST files and recovers mailbox items.The software repairs damaged or corrupt Exchange EDB files and exports recovered mailbox items to formats including PST, EML, MSG, and HTML.

Stellar Repair for Outlook plans

  • Free (online)Free
  • Online FreeFree
  • Online Premium$29.99, paid once
  • Premium (online)$29.99, paid once
  • Professional$79 a year
  • Professional (desktop)$79, paid once

WholeClear Exchange Recovery plans

  • Personal$299 a year
  • Professional$399, paid once
  • Technician$499, paid once

Pick Stellar Repair for Outlook if…

It suits Outlook users who need to recover mailbox items from a damaged PST and want to preview results before saving. Desktop users need a supported 64-bit Windows system, at least 8 GB of memory, and a licensed Outlook installation.

Pick WholeClear Exchange Recovery if…

This tool suits people who need to recover Exchange EDB mailboxes and export their contents to files or Exchange services. The listed license options cover home users, professionals, and technician or corporate service providers.

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