Falcon Go, Pro and Enterprise cost $59.99, $99.99 and $184.99 per device a year. What each plan covers, what Complete costs, and the alternatives.
By ZeroMetric · Published 2026-04-20 · Updated 2026-09-27
CrowdStrike publishes prices for three Falcon plans. The fourth, Falcon Complete, is sold through sales only.
| Plan | Billed annually | Billed monthly | What it adds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Falcon Go | $59.99 per device a year | $7.99 per device a month | Antivirus, device control, mobile protection. Up to 100 devices |
| Falcon Pro | $99.99 per device a year | $14.99 per device a month | Adds firewall management |
| Falcon Enterprise | $184.99 per device a year | $19.99 per device a month | Adds EDR, threat intelligence and threat hunting |
| Falcon Complete Next-Gen MDR | Contact sales | Contact sales | Adds a 24/7 managed team and a breach warranty |
CrowdStrike lists Falcon Go at $59.99 per device billed annually or $7.99 per device billed monthly, Falcon Pro at $99.99 or $14.99, and Falcon Enterprise at $184.99 or $19.99. Falcon Go purchases are limited to 100 devices. Falcon Complete Next-Gen MDR is priced through sales. [1]
Annual billing is much cheaper. Paying monthly for a full year costs $95.88 per device on Go, $179.88 on Pro and $239.88 on Enterprise. Annual billing saves 37%, 44% and 23% respectively.
The list prices are the same as in our April edition. The biggest correction is the Falcon Complete warranty: we said $1 million in April, and CrowdStrike now describes up to $2 million. We also corrected several facts about competitors. Every figure was rechecked on September 27, 2026.
All three self-service plans include next-gen antivirus, device control, mobile device protection and Express Support. Pro and Enterprise add firewall management. Enterprise adds endpoint detection and response (EDR) and threat intelligence and hunting. Falcon Complete adds 24/7 managed detection and response and the CrowdStrike Breach Prevention Warranty, with Identity Security and Next-Gen SIEM available as extra modules. [2]
In plain terms:
CrowdStrike offers a 15-day free trial of Falcon Prevent (next-gen antivirus), Falcon Device Control and Express Support. [3]
Based on that description, the trial covers the antivirus part, not EDR or Complete.
At list price, with annual billing:
| Devices | Falcon Go | Falcon Pro | Falcon Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25 | $1,500 | $2,500 | $4,625 |
| 50 | $3,000 | $5,000 | $9,250 |
| 100 | $5,999 | $9,999 | $18,499 |
| 250 | Not available | $24,998 | $46,248 |
| 500 | Not available | $49,995 | $92,495 |
| 1,000 | Not available | $99,990 | $184,990 |
Moving from Go to Pro costs $40 more per device a year. Moving from Pro to Enterprise costs $85 more.
Larger buyers rarely pay list price.
Vendr, which negotiates software purchases for its customers, reports a median CrowdStrike contract of $55,756 a year based on its anonymized purchase data, with contracts ranging from $12,755 to $355,690 a year and average savings of 14%. The data was last updated in February 2026. [4]
For scale, $55,756 buys about 300 devices on Falcon Enterprise at list price. Vendr's data covers all CrowdStrike products, so treat it as a rough guide to deal size and discount, not a per-device price.
If you already pay for Microsoft 365 Business Premium, start there. It includes Microsoft Defender for Business, which has EDR.
Microsoft Defender for Business costs $3 per user per month on its own and is included in Microsoft 365 Business Premium at $22 per user per month. It covers up to 300 users with up to five devices each. [5]
A 75-person company on Business Premium already has EDR on up to 375 devices. Adding Falcon Go would cost $4,499 a year and give less than what is already included, because Go has no EDR. Falcon Enterprise would cost $13,874 a year for 75 devices. That can still be worth it if you want CrowdStrike's threat hunting or a separate console, but it is a choice, not a gap you have to fill.
If you have no Microsoft security licensing:
CrowdStrike does not publish a price for Falcon Complete. Our April edition quoted a range from two pricing aggregators. We could not trace those figures to disclosed transactions, so we have removed them. Here is what we can say with sources.
What Complete covers.
Falcon Complete Next-Gen MDR combines automation, AI agents and CrowdStrike analysts who investigate and respond across endpoints, identities, cloud and SaaS applications. CrowdStrike states warranty coverage of up to $2 million. [6]
How the warranty works. This is where our April edition was most out of date. The warranty has two levels, and it only covers ransomware.
The Falcon Complete warranty covers ransomware incidents only. It pays up to $1 million for EDR customers and up to $2 million for customers who also have Identity Threat Protection, calculated at $2,000 per impacted covered endpoint up to the limit. It requires supported operating systems, a current or recent sensor version, multi-factor authentication on internet-facing services and a maintained security posture, and it excludes incidents that began before the service was active. [7]
500 impacted endpoints needed to reach the $1 million warranty limit
At $2,000 per impacted endpoint, a ransomware incident has to hit 500 covered endpoints before the Falcon Complete warranty reaches its $1 million limit, and 1,000 endpoints to reach the $2 million limit with Identity Threat Protection. For an incident that hits 50 devices, the most the warranty pays is $100,000.
So the warranty is a real benefit, but for a smaller company the useful amount depends on how many devices an attack reaches, not on the headline figure.
A benchmark before you ask for a quote. Complete includes the Enterprise software plus the managed service. So the sensible comparison is Enterprise plus another company's managed detection and response (MDR). Most MDR providers do not publish prices either, but Vendr reports a range for Arctic Wolf.
Vendr reports that Arctic Wolf's managed detection and response lists at $8 to $25 or more per endpoint per month, and that buyers typically negotiate $12 to $18 for 100 to 500 endpoints, $10 to $16 for 250 to 1,000 endpoints and $8 to $14 above 1,000 endpoints. The data was last updated in February 2026. [8]
| Devices | Falcon Enterprise at list | Plus MDR (monthly rate per device) | Combined per year |
|---|---|---|---|
| 250 | $46,248 | $36,000 to $54,000 ($12 to $18) | $82,248 to $100,248 |
| 500 | $92,495 | $72,000 to $108,000 ($12 to $18) | $164,495 to $200,495 |
| 1,000 | $184,990 | $96,000 to $168,000 ($8 to $14) | $280,990 to $352,990 |
That works out to about $329 to $401 per device a year up to 500 devices, and about $281 to $353 at 1,000. If a Falcon Complete quote comes in well above that, you have a reason to push back or to price the two-vendor route.
The third option is to buy Falcon Enterprise and staff your own round-the-clock team.
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a median annual wage of $129,180 for information security analysts in May 2025. [9]
A single seat staffed 24 hours a day, every day of the year, needs 8,760 hours of cover. We assume about 1,800 working hours per person a year, which is a standard 2,080-hour year minus vacation, holidays, sick days and training. That means just under five people.
628676 USD per year in median wages to staff one 24/7 analyst seat
Staffing one analyst seat around the clock takes about 4.87 full-time people (8,760 hours divided by 1,800 working hours each). At the BLS median wage of $129,180, that is about $628,700 a year in wages alone, before benefits, training, tools and management. Add the Falcon Enterprise licence and the total is about $1,442 per device a year at 500 devices and about $814 at 1,000.
Against the $281 to $401 benchmark above, an in-house team only starts to compete at roughly 3,000 to 6,500 devices, and that is before benefits and tools. Below that, it makes sense mainly when you need your own staff for regulatory reasons or already have a security team that can absorb the work.
CrowdStrike describes Falcon Flex as access to its entire product portfolio, with the option to swap modules each year and deploy and pay for what you need. [10]
Flex is a way of buying, not a separate product. It suits larger organizations that expect their mix of modules to change, for example adding identity or SIEM next year. CrowdStrike does not publish Flex prices.
Each product links to our full review on ZeroMetric. Prices below are the ones we could confirm on the vendor's own site on September 27, 2026. Several vendors now show prices only in an online calculator or through resellers, so we say that instead of repeating older figures.
| Product | Published price | Closest Falcon plan |
|---|---|---|
| CrowdStrike Falcon | $59.99 / $99.99 / $184.99 per device a year | Reference |
| SentinelOne Singularity | Complete $179.99, Commercial $229.99 per endpoint a year | Enterprise |
| Microsoft Defender for Business | $3 per user a month, or included in Business Premium ($22) | Go to Enterprise, up to 300 users |
| Microsoft Defender for Endpoint | Plan 2 included in Microsoft 365 E5 ($60 per user a month) | Enterprise |
| ThreatDown | Online calculator | Go to Complete |
| Sophos Endpoint and Sophos MDR | Quote or reseller | Go to Complete |
| Bitdefender GravityZone | Online calculator | Go to Enterprise |
| ESET PROTECT | Online calculator | Go to Enterprise |
| Palo Alto Cortex XDR | Contact sales | Enterprise |
SentinelOne.
SentinelOne lists Singularity Complete at $179.99 per endpoint a year and Singularity Commercial at $229.99, with prices shown for 5 to 100 workstations. Commercial adds identity detection and response, 90-day data retention and managed threat hunting. Singularity Enterprise is priced through sales. [11]
SentinelOne sells through partners and notes that these prices do not reflect final pricing. At list, Singularity Complete is $5 cheaper than Falcon Enterprise. Falcon Enterprise includes CrowdStrike's threat hunting, so the closer match is Singularity Commercial, which costs $45 more.
Microsoft.
Microsoft 365 E5 costs $60 per user a month with Teams or $51.45 without, paid yearly, and includes Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Plan 2. Microsoft 365 E3 costs $39 with Teams or $30.45 without. [12]
Microsoft raised Microsoft 365 E5 from $57 to $60 and E3 from $36 to $39 per user a month on July 1, 2026. Business Premium stayed at $22. [13]
If you are on E5, Defender for Endpoint Plan 2 is already paid for, and Falcon Enterprise is an extra cost you need a reason for.
Government work. Our April edition said SentinelOne held only FedRAMP Moderate. That was wrong.
SentinelOne announced FedRAMP High authorization for its Singularity Platform and Singularity Data Lake on September 12, 2024. [14]
CrowdStrike announced FedRAMP High authorization for the Falcon platform on March 19, 2025, covering 26 offerings across endpoint, cloud, identity, next-gen SIEM and other services. [15]
CrowdStrike announced FedRAMP High authorization for its Charlotte AI assistant on November 25, 2025, available through the Falcon platform in GovCloud. [16]
Both platforms are options for FedRAMP High work. Check the specific modules you need against each vendor's authorization.
Managed service warranties. If you compare Falcon Complete with an MDR provider, compare the warranty terms, not only the maximum.
Arctic Wolf's Security Operations Warranty goes up to $3 million, but only on a three-year Total bundle together with Aurora Managed Endpoint Defense. With a Security Operations Bundle alone, total limits range from $100,000 (Core, three years) to $1.5 million (Total, three years). Each limit is split across categories: on the $1.5 million tier, for example, ransomware and business email compromise are covered up to $300,000. [17]
Our April edition described Arctic Wolf's $3 million as standard. It applies only to its top combination. If you pair Falcon with Arctic Wolf, you would not use Aurora, so the bundle-only limits apply.
How much does CrowdStrike cost per endpoint? $59.99 a year on Falcon Go, $99.99 on Pro and $184.99 on Enterprise, billed annually. Monthly billing costs $7.99, $14.99 and $19.99 per device a month.
How much does Falcon Complete cost? CrowdStrike does not publish it. As a benchmark, Falcon Enterprise plus a third-party MDR service comes to about $281 to $401 per device a year, using list prices for Falcon and typical negotiated MDR rates.
Is there a minimum number of devices? CrowdStrike's pricing page does not list one. Falcon Go has a maximum of 100 devices.
Is there a free trial? Yes, 15 days, covering the antivirus, device control and support. CrowdStrike does not list EDR or Complete as part of it.
Is CrowdStrike worth it if I have Microsoft 365? On Business Premium or E5 you already have EDR from Microsoft. Falcon makes sense if you want CrowdStrike's threat hunting, its managed service or a separate security console.
Sources. CrowdStrike's prices, plan contents, trial, Flex and warranty terms come from CrowdStrike's own pages. Competitor prices come from each vendor's own site. Deal-size data comes from Vendr, a software buying service that publishes anonymized transaction data. The wage figure comes from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. Everything was checked on September 27, 2026.
Calculations. The device-count tables, the monthly-versus-annual savings, the warranty math and the staffing estimate are our own, with the inputs stated next to each.
What we did not check. We did not test detection quality. For that, see independent tests such as MITRE ATT&CK Evaluations, AV-Comparatives and SE Labs. We could not confirm current list prices for ThreatDown, Sophos, Bitdefender or ESET as text on their sites, so we point to their calculators instead.
Corrections in this edition.
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Next check. By December 2026, or sooner if CrowdStrike changes its pricing.
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