Security Software Pricing (2026)
What 42 security tools actually charge, taken from their own pricing pages and re-checked as they change. Cheapest first.
Pricing verified Oct 05, 2026
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Security pricing at a glance
| Product | Entry price | Plans | Free plan | Free trial |
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| Veriff | $0/mo | 4 | No | Yes |
| Zoho Vault | $0/mo | 4 | Yes | Yes |
| Mosyle | $1/mo | 4 | Yes | Yes |
| Sumsub | $1/mo | 3 | No | Yes |
| NordPass | $1/mo | 3 | Yes | No |
| Bitwarden | $1/mo | 2 | Yes | Yes |
| Keeper | $2/mo | 3 | No | Yes |
| Scalefusion | $2/mo | 4 | No | Yes |
| Hexnode | $2/mo | 4 | No | Yes |
| KnowBe4 | $2/mo | 2 | No | No |
| LastPass | $3/mo | 6 | Yes | Yes |
| Dashlane | $4/mo | 3 | No | Yes |
| Jamf | $4/mo | 3 | No | Yes |
| Proton Pass | $4/mo | 4 | Yes | No |
| Twingate | $5/mo | 3 | Yes | Yes |
| Iubenda | $6/mo | 6 | Yes | Yes |
| Cookiebot | $8/mo | 2 | Yes | Yes |
| NordLayer | $8/mo | 4 | No | No |
| Tailscale | $8/mo | 4 | Yes | Yes |
| Usercentrics | $8/mo | 5 | Yes | Yes |
| 1Password | $8/mo | 2 | No | Yes |
| CookieYes | $10/mo | 4 | Yes | Yes |
| Termly | $14/mo | 4 | Yes | No |
| Doppler | $21/mo | 3 | Yes | Yes |
| Infisical | $23/mo | 4 | Yes | Yes |
| Snyk | $25/mo | 3 | Yes | No |
| ESET Protect | $42/mo | 4 | No | Yes |
| CrowdStrike | $59/mo | 5 | Yes | Yes |
| Pentest-Tools.com | $95/mo | 3 | Yes | Yes |
| SentinelOne | $179/mo | 3 | No | No |
| Osano | $199/mo | 3 | Yes | Yes |
| Intruder | $239/mo | 4 | Yes | Yes |
| Tenable | $308/mo | 4 | No | No |
| Burp Suite | $499/mo | 1 | No | Yes |
| Secureframe | $625/mo | 3 | No | No |
| Detectify | $2500/mo | 4 | Yes | No |
| Aqua Security | Custom | 3 | No | Yes |
| Bitdefender GravityZone | Custom | 1 | No | Yes |
| HashiCorp Vault | Custom | 3 | No | No |
| Malwarebytes ThreatDown | Custom | 4 | No | No |
| Sucuri | Custom | 5 | No | No |
| Vanta | Custom | 4 | No | No |
Every security tool we track, cheapest first
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Veriff
AI identity verification.
Plans: Essential $0/mo · Plus $1/mo · Premium $1/mo · Enterprise Contact Sales
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Zoho Vault
Password manager for teams.
Plans: STANDARD $0/mo per seat · PROFESSIONAL $4/mo per seat · ENTERPRISE $7/mo per seat · Flex Plan Contact Sales
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Mosyle
Apple MDM for business and education.
Mosyle undercuts Jamf and Kandji significantly on a per-unit basis — this is the budget-to-mid play for Apple-only shops, especially education and SMBs who don't need Jamf's enterprise depth. They're winning the 'we just want simple, cheap Apple MDM' segment, not competing head-on for large enterprise deals.
Plans: Mosyle Business FREE $0/mo per seat · Mosyle Business PREMIUM $1/mo per seat · Mosyle Fuse for iOS, iPadOS & visionOS $1/mo per seat · Mosyle Fuse for macOS $3/mo per seat
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Sumsub
Full-cycle identity verification.
Sumsub sits in the mid-to-premium range for identity verification platforms — not the rock-bottom option, but not enterprise-only either, thanks to the accessible entry price and free trial. They're clearly chasing fintechs and crypto platforms that need compliance muscle without committing to a big enterprise contract upfront.
Plans: Basic $1/mo · Compliance $1/mo · Custom plan Contact Sales
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NordPass
Password manager from the Nord family.
NordPass is playing the value card hard, undercutting 1Password and Dashlane on headline price while leaning on the Nord brand halo from NordVPN. The catch is they're quoting heavily discounted 2-year rates to get there — this is a land-grab on price-sensitive consumers, not a premium enterprise play.
Plans: Free $0/mo per seat · Premium $1/mo per seat · Family $2/mo per seat
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Bitwarden
Open-source password management.
This is the aggressive low-cost play in the password manager category — 1Password and Dashlane price individual premium plans several dollars higher per month. Bitwarden's open-source pedigree plus rock-bottom pricing is clearly aimed at privacy-minded users and price-sensitive switchers who'd otherwise stick with a free tier forever.
Plans: Premium $1/mo per seat · Families $3/mo per seat
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Keeper
Zero-knowledge password security.
At $2-6/seat/month, Keeper undercuts premium players like 1Password and Dashlane on the low end while still fielding an enterprise tier to compete for larger accounts. They're positioning as the budget-to-mid-market option that still wants a seat at the enterprise table, not a pure discount player.
Plans: Business Starter Password Manager $2/mo per seat · Business Password Manager $4/mo per seat · Enterprise Password Manager $6/mo per seat
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Scalefusion
MDM for every device fleet.
At $2-6/device/month, Scalefusion undercuts heavyweight UEM players like VMware Workspace ONE or Microsoft Intune-adjacent bundles, positioning itself as the budget-friendly alternative for SMBs and mid-market IT teams who still want enterprise-grade device management. They're clearly chasing cost-conscious buyers who find Enterprise UEM suites overkill or overpriced, not trying to win Fortune 500 RFPs outright.
Plans: Essential $2/mo per seat · Growth $3/mo per seat · Business $5/mo per seat · Enterprise $6/mo per seat
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Hexnode
Unified endpoint management.
Plans: Pro $2/mo per seat · Enterprise $3/mo per seat · Ultimate $4/mo per seat · Ultra Contact Sales
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KnowBe4
Security awareness training.
KnowBe4 sits mid-to-premium in the security awareness training space — not the cheapest per-seat option, but they're leaning on brand recognition and category-creator status to justify it. They're clearly chasing mid-market to enterprise deals (the 1001+ custom quote tier and non-profit/competitive-upgrade discounts signal they want to out-muscle smaller SAT vendors on renewals.
Plans: SAT Foundation $2/mo per seat · SAT Advanced $3/mo per seat
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LastPass
Password management.
LastPass sits in the middle of the pack — pricier than budget players like Bitwarden but cheaper than Dashlane or 1Password's top tiers. It's playing for the mainstream SMB and mid-market buyer who wants a recognizable name and enterprise features without paying enterprise prices.
Plans: Free $0/mo per seat · Premium $3/mo per seat · Families $4/mo per seat · Teams $4/mo per seat · Business $7/mo per seat · Business Max $11/mo per seat
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Dashlane
Password manager for teams and families.
Dashlane sits mid-to-premium in the password manager space — pricier than budget players like Bitwarden but positioned as the polished, business-ready option for orgs that want less IT overhead. They're not chasing price-sensitive solo users; they're chasing SMBs and mid-market teams willing to pay for a smoother admin experience.
Plans: Credential Protection $4/mo per seat · Password Management $8/mo per seat · Enterprise Contact Sales
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Jamf
The standard for Apple in the enterprise.
Splitting Mac and mobile into separate per-device prices instead of one flat MDM seat fee is a middle-of-the-road move — not the cheapest way to buy, but it lets budget-conscious mobile-heavy teams pay less than they would for full cross-platform licenses. Jamf's clearly leaning on being the Apple-native specialist rather than competing purely on price against generalist MDM tools like Intune or Kandji.
Plans: Jamf Now $4/mo per seat · Jamf for Mobile $5/mo per seat · Jamf for Mac $12/mo per seat
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Proton Pass
Encrypted password manager from Proton.
Sits mid-pack against Bitwarden's cheaper premium tier and undercuts 1Password's individual pricing, but the real angle is bundling — Proton's betting people will pay $12.99 for the whole ecosystem rather than $4.99 for just a password manager. They're chasing privacy-conscious users already inside Proton's orbit, not price-shoppers.
Plans: Proton Free $0/mo · Pass Plus $4/mo · Pass Family $6/mo · Proton Unlimited $12/mo
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Twingate
Zero-trust network access.
Twingate sits on the affordable end of the zero-trust/VPN-replacement category, undercutting bigger names like Zscaler or Perimeter 81 on entry pricing. They're clearly courting small-to-mid-size teams who want enterprise-grade security without enterprise-grade budgets, then funneling bigger fish into a custom Enterprise deal.
Plans: Teams $5/mo per seat · Business $10/mo per seat · Enterprise Contact Sales
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Iubenda
Privacy policies and cookie compliance.
At $6.99–$27.99 for the core tiers, Iubenda undercuts most dedicated consent-management platforms that often start north of $50-100/mo, positioning itself as the budget-friendly default for small businesses and freelancers who just need to check the compliance box. The Ultimate and Custom tiers exist to keep larger customers from churning to enterprise-grade CMPs, but Iubenda isn't trying to win that fight on features — it's winning on price and simplicity.
Plans: Essentials $6/mo · Lite $7/mo · Advanced $27/mo · Standard $65/mo · Ultimate $119/mo · Custom Contact Sales
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NordLayer
Network security for business.
At $8-14/seat, NordLayer sits mid-market — pricier than bare-bones VPN tools but cheaper than full zero-trust platforms like Zscaler or Twingate's upper tiers. They're leaning on the Nord brand trust to win SMBs and mid-size IT teams who want 'enterprise-ish' security without an enterprise sales cycle, while the custom Enterprise tier (starting near $6/mo at 200+ seats) chases larger accounts with volume discounts.
Plans: Lite $8/mo per seat · Core $11/mo per seat · Premium $14/mo per seat · Enterprise offer Contact Sales
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Tailscale
Zero-config mesh VPN on WireGuard.
Tailscale sits mid-market — pricier than raw WireGuard (which is free but DIY) but cheaper and simpler than enterprise ZTNA players like Zscaler or Cisco. They're winning teams who want enterprise-grade zero-trust networking without hiring a network engineer to run it.
Plans: Personal $0/mo per seat · Standard $8/mo per seat · Premium $18/mo per seat · Enterprise Contact Sales
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Usercentrics
Consent management platform for websites and apps, priced by monthly sessions and domains.
Plans: Essential $8/mo · Plus $16/mo · Pro $34/mo · Business $56/mo · Corporate Contact Sales
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1Password
Password manager for teams.
At under $9/user/month, 1Password lands in the middle of the password manager pack — pricier than bare-bones consumer tools but cheaper than full enterprise identity suites. They're clearly chasing SMBs and mid-market teams who want enterprise-feeling security without enterprise procurement pain.
Plans: Business $8/mo · Teams Starter Pack $24/mo
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CookieYes
Cookie consent management platform for GDPR, CCPA and IAB TCF compliance, priced per domain by pageviews.
This is a budget-to-mid play in the cookie consent management space — cheap enough to undercut enterprise privacy suites like OneTrust or Osano, but still charging enough to feel like a real product, not a toy. They're clearly going after SMBs and agencies who need compliance without an enterprise budget or legal team.
Plans: Free $0/mo · Basic $10/mo · Pro $25/mo · Ultimate $55/mo
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Termly
Compliance tools for small business.
At $14-20/mo, Termly undercuts enterprise privacy-compliance suites like OneTrust or TrustArc by a wide margin, positioning itself as the accessible option for SMBs and freelancers rather than large enterprises with dedicated legal teams. They're clearly chasing the long tail of small website owners who need GDPR/CCPA coverage but can't justify a five-figure compliance budget.
Plans: Free $0/mo · Starter $14/mo · Pro+ $20/mo · Agency Contact Sales
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Doppler
Secrets management for developers.
Doppler sits mid-market for secrets management — pricier than rolling your own with cloud-native vaults (free but high setup cost) but cheaper than full enterprise security suites. They're chasing teams who've outgrown sharing .env files in Slack but aren't ready for a heavyweight enterprise security platform.
Plans: Developer $0/mo per seat · Team $21/mo per seat · Enterprise Contact Sales
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Infisical
Open-source secrets management.
At $23-46/seat, Infisical lands in the mid-market — pricier than raw open-source or DIY vault setups, but noticeably cheaper than legacy secrets platforms that gate basic features behind enterprise contracts. They're clearly chasing teams that outgrew a free/open-source tool but aren't ready for enterprise-grade pricing negotiations.
Plans: Free $0/mo per seat · Pro $23/mo per seat · Advanced $46/mo per seat · Enterprise Contact Sales
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Snyk
Developer security platform.
Snyk sits mid-to-premium in the dev security space — pricier than pure open-source scanners but positioned as the developer-first alternative to clunkier enterprise AppSec suites like Checkmarx or Veracode. They're chasing dev teams who want security tooling that doesn't feel bolted on by a separate security org.
Plans: Free $0/mo · Team $25/mo · Enterprise Contact Sales
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ESET Protect
Multilayered endpoint protection.
Sits mid-pack — pricier than bare-bones antivirus tools but noticeably cheaper than CrowdStrike or SentinelOne's per-seat rates, especially at the Advanced and Complete tiers. They're clearly courting SMBs and mid-market IT teams who want 'enterprise-ish' coverage without enterprise-grade billing shock.
Plans: ESET PROTECT Entry $42/mo per seat · ESET PROTECT Advanced $54/mo per seat · ESET PROTECT Complete $67/mo per seat · ESET PROTECT MDR Contact Sales
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CrowdStrike
Cloud-native endpoint and identity security platform (Falcon)
CrowdStrike plays premium in the endpoint security space — this isn't the budget antivirus tier, it's priced for teams who've already decided EDR/XDR is non-negotiable. They're competing for the mid-market-to-enterprise buyer against SentinelOne and Microsoft Defender, not for shops still comparison-shopping against free antivirus tools.
Plans: Falcon Free Trial $0/mo per seat · Falcon Go $59/mo per seat · Falcon Pro $99/mo per seat · Falcon Enterprise $184/mo per seat · Falcon Complete Next-Gen MDR Contact Sales
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Pentest-Tools.com
Online penetration testing toolkit.
Plans: NetSec $95/mo · WebNetSec $140/mo · Pentest Suite $190/mo
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SentinelOne
AI-powered endpoint security platform (Singularity)
At $180-230 per endpoint per year, SentinelOne sits in premium territory compared to legacy AV or bundled MDR-lite offerings, but it's competing hard against CrowdStrike for the mid-market-to-enterprise security buyer who wants best-in-class detection over budget-friendly options. This isn't a tool for cost-conscious SMBs — no free plan or trial means they're filtering for buyers who already know they need serious endpoint protection.
Plans: Singularity Complete $179/mo per seat · Singularity Commercial $229/mo per seat · Singularity Enterprise Contact Sales
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Osano
Data privacy management platform.
Osano plants a flag as accessible at the bottom (free tier, cheap Plus plan) but pivots to enterprise-style custom pricing the moment real compliance stakes enter the picture, so they're really playing a bait-and-upsell game rather than competing purely on price. They're winning small teams on cost and land-grabbing bigger accounts on liability protection.
Plans: Free $0/mo · Plus $199/mo · Basic Privacy Contact Sales
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Intruder
Continuous vulnerability scanning.
At $239-$399/mo before hitting custom pricing, Intruder sits mid-market — pricier than bare-bones scanners but far cheaper than enterprise platforms like Qualys or Tenable that require sales calls just to get a quote. They're clearly courting startups and scale-ups that need to check the 'we do vulnerability management' box for customers or compliance without building an internal security stack.
Plans: Free $0/mo · Cloud $239/mo · Pro $399/mo · Enterprise Contact Sales
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Tenable
Exposure management platform.
At roughly $400-$570/month for single-tool licenses, Tenable sits mid-to-premium compared to lighter scanners, but it's not pretending to be a budget option — there's no free tier and no trial, so they're filtering for buyers who already know they need serious vulnerability management. They're competing for teams migrating off spreadsheet-driven compliance or outgrowing open-source scanners like OpenVAS.
Plans: Tenable One Vulnerability Management $308/mo · Tenable Nessus Professional $399/mo · Tenable One Web App Scanning $437/mo · Tenable Nessus Expert $565/mo
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Burp Suite
The web security tester's toolkit.
At $499/year per seat, Burp Suite Pro is dirt cheap compared to enterprise DAST tools like Veracode or Checkmarx, which routinely run into five figures. It's positioned to win individual security researchers and pentesting shops who want best-in-class manual testing tooling without an enterprise sales conversation.
Plans: Burp Suite Professional $499/mo
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Secureframe
Security compliance automation platform (SOC 2, ISO 27001, CMMC, FedRAMP)
At $583/mo entry, Secureframe undercuts Vanta and Drata's typical starting quotes, positioning itself as the value entry point for compliance automation rather than the premium name. But hiding Complete and Defense behind sales calls signals they're still trying to extract enterprise-level ACVs from bigger customers who need multi-framework or dedicated security review support.
Plans: Fundamentals $625/mo · Complete Contact Sales · Defense Contact Sales
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Detectify
External attack surface monitoring.
At $2500-5000/mo before add-ons, Detectify sits firmly in the premium end of the attack surface management space — this isn't a tool for a scrappy startup's side project, it's priced for mid-market and enterprise security budgets. They're clearly not competing on cost; they're betting teams will pay up for depth of coverage over cheaper vuln scanners.
Plans: STARTER $0/mo · STANDARD $2500/mo · PROFESSIONAL $5000/mo · ENTERPRISE Contact Sales
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Aqua Security
Cloud-native application protection.
Aqua plays in the premium enterprise tier alongside the likes of Wiz and Palo Alto's Prisma Cloud, not the budget end where you'd find point solutions or open-source alternatives. They're chasing larger orgs with mature DevSecOps programs and complex multi-cloud environments who need vendor consolidation, not startups looking for a quick vuln scanner.
Plans: Dev Security Contact Sales · Cloud Security Contact Sales · Platform Contact Sales
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Bitdefender GravityZone
Business endpoint security.
The 30% discount off a $384.99 base price signals they're fighting for budget-conscious IT teams comparing quotes against CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, and Sophos — not trying to win on being the cheapest, but making the sticker price feel like a deal. Custom pricing also keeps them flexible in competitive bake-offs where matching a rival's quote matters more than a fixed rate card.
Plans: GravityZone Business Security Contact Sales
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HashiCorp Vault
Identity-based secrets and encryption.
This isn't a budget secrets manager — Vault plays in the premium, enterprise-infrastructure tier alongside players who sell to security and platform teams with real budgets, not indie devs. The complete absence of published pricing signals they're optimizing for high-touch enterprise deals, not price-sensitive self-serve shoppers.
Plans: Pay-as-You-Go (PAYG) Contact Sales · Flex Contact Sales · Enterprise Self Managed Contact Sales
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Malwarebytes ThreatDown
Endpoint protection for small IT teams.
ThreatDown plays the value/mid-market card against CrowdStrike and SentinelOne, leaning on Malwarebytes' consumer-brand trust to sell into SMBs and lean IT teams who find enterprise EDR platforms overbuilt and overpriced. They're not chasing Fortune 500 security operations centers — they're chasing the mid-market shop that got burned by ransomware and wants managed protection without hiring analysts.
Plans: Core Next-Gen AV Contact Sales · Advanced EDR Contact Sales · Elite MDR Contact Sales · Ultimate MDR Plus Contact Sales
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Sucuri
Website security and malware removal.
Sucuri sits mid-market — pricier than bare CDN/WAF tools like Cloudflare's free-to-cheap tiers, but cheaper than enterprise WAF+incident-response players like Wordfence Care or managed security retainers. They're clearly hunting site owners and agencies who got hacked once and now want a 'set it and forget it' cleanup-plus-protection bundle rather than DIY security stacking.
Plans: Basic Platform Contact Sales · Pro Platform Contact Sales · Business Platform Contact Sales · Junior Dev Contact Sales · Multi-Site & Custom Plans Contact Sales
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Vanta
Automated security compliance and trust management platform (SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA)
Vanta sits in the premium tier of the compliance automation space alongside Drata and Secureframe, all of whom hide pricing to protect deal flexibility and upsell room. They're clearly chasing mid-market and up — companies with real audit budgets, not bootstrapped startups looking for a self-serve checkout button.
Plans: Essentials Contact Sales · Plus Contact Sales · Professional Contact Sales · Enterprise Contact Sales
Security Software Pricing FAQ
- How much does security software cost?
- Entry prices run from $0/mo (Veriff) to $2500/mo (Detectify), with a median entry price of $8/mo across the 36 priced products we track.
- What is the cheapest security software?
- Veriff has the lowest entry price of the security software we track, at $0/mo. Zoho Vault ($0/mo) and Mosyle ($1/mo) are next. Zoho Vault and Mosyle are free to start on.
- Is there free security software?
- Yes — Zoho Vault, Mosyle, NordPass and 18 more offer a free plan.
- How is security software usually priced?
- 19 of the 42 security tools we track use per seat pricing, against 9 on usage based and 7 on hybrid.