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As of 30 August 2026, Macrium Reflect has a free plan and paid plans start at $70/year. Macrium Reflect provides reliable disk imaging and cloning for Windows. Softwr lists it under Backup. Macrium Reflect is made by Macrium Software, launched in 2006, available on Windows.
Overview
Macrium Reflect provides reliable disk imaging and cloning for Windows. It offers fast backup technology, flexible recovery options including Rescue Media, and features like rapid delta cloning and intelligent file exclusion.
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Pricing
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Home
$70 /yr
Capabilities
Disk imaging
Rapid delta cloning
Rescue Media
Incremental backup
Scheduling
Email notifications
Windows PE
Integration with Windows PE
Hyper-V
Integration with Hyper-V
Network shares
Integration with Network shares
Windows support
Available on windows
Behind it
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