Vendor pricing

SentinelOne Singularity pricing: where the EDR actually starts.

SentinelOne publishes list prices for two of its three Singularity packages, which puts it in a small minority of this market. The number that matters: Complete is the entry package at $179.99 per endpoint per year, Commercial adds identity detection and managed hunting for $50 more, and every purchase runs through an authorised partner whose own pricing is what you will actually sign.

Pricing verified September 2026
The short answer

SentinelOne Singularity is priced per endpoint per year and SentinelOne publishes the rate: Singularity Complete is $179.99 per endpoint per year and Singularity Commercial is $229.99, with Singularity Enterprise contact-sales. Complete is the entry package with full EDR; Commercial adds Identity Detection and Response, 90-day data retention and managed threat hunting; Enterprise adds the Agentic AI SOC Analyst, full visibility and forensics, and expert-led onboarding. SentinelOne states that all purchases are made through an authorised third-party partner and that the published prices do not reflect the final price agreed with that partner, so treat them as the list anchor rather than the quote.

Publicly listed pricing. SentinelOne Singularity publishes per-tier prices. The figures below were verified against SentinelOne published platform packages in September 2026. Negotiated and volume deals routinely move 20 to 50 percent off list; treat these as the starting point, not the quote.

SentinelOne Singularity pricing tiers

TierPriceReal EDR?Notes
Singularity Complete$179.99/endpoint/yr~$15.00/moYesThe entry published package with full EDR: telemetry, hunting, response, Storyline.
Singularity Commercial$229.99/endpoint/yr~$19.17/moYesAdds Identity Detection and Response, 90-day data retention, managed threat hunting.
Singularity EnterpriseContact salesYesAdds Agentic AI SOC Analyst, full visibility and forensics, expert-led onboarding and training. No published price.
Vigilance MDR (add-on)Custom quoteYesManaged detection bolt-on. Not in the published package price.

The entry tier that delivers genuine EDR (continuous telemetry, behavioural detection, threat hunting, and response actions) is Singularity Complete ($179.99/endpoint/year, published). Cheaper tiers in the table are NGAV or prevention-only and do not give you the post-incident investigation trail that defines EDR.

What it costs at your size

Worked annual figures at the entry EDR tier, before negotiation. Use these to size the budget line, then run your own numbers in the budget calculator, which layers deployment, tuning, and internal operating cost on top of the licence.

OrganisationEndpointsTierAnnual licencePer endpoint / mo
Micro / SMB50Complete$9,000$15.00
Small business200Complete$35,998$15.00
Mid-market1,000Complete$179,990$15.00
Upper mid-market5,000Complete$899,950$15.00
Enterprise25,000Commercial$5,749,750$19.17

Licence only. Deployment, tuning, IR retainer, and internal operating cost sit on top: see the five TCO categories. At SMB scale the licence is roughly half of true all-in cost.

Four ways to bring the SentinelOne Singularity number down

Buy Complete, not Commercial, unless you need the three things Commercial adds

The $50 per endpoint per year step from Complete to Commercial buys exactly Identity Detection and Response, 90-day data retention and managed threat hunting. At 1,000 endpoints that is $50,000 a year. Decide whether you will operationalise all three before paying for them.

Price the modules separately before you sign

Ranger (network discovery) and Vigilance (MDR) are not in the published package price. The headline per-endpoint figure can understate total contract value materially once modules are added; get an all-in number.

Use SentinelOne against CrowdStrike

At the entry EDR package SentinelOne's published $179.99 sits near CrowdStrike's published Falcon Enterprise at $184.99, and both are standard competitive quotes buyers use against each other. Run both in parallel.

Treat the published price as the anchor, not the quote

SentinelOne states that all purchases are made through an authorised third-party partner and that the prices it publishes do not reflect the final price agreed with that partner. The scenarios on this page are arithmetic on list, so they are a ceiling to negotiate down from rather than a forecast.

When SentinelOne Singularity is the right pick, and when it is not

Right pick if
  • + You want strong autonomous response: SentinelOne's behavioural AI and one-click rollback are a genuine differentiator.
  • + You want a published per-endpoint list price you can budget against before you talk to a partner.
  • + You value the Storyline attack-correlation view for investigation.
  • + You are happy to layer Vigilance MDR from the same vendor later.
Wrong pick if
  • − You are on Microsoft 365 E5: Defender for Endpoint P2 is already paid for.
  • − You need bundled incident response in the platform price: SentinelOne does not include IR the way Falcon Complete can.
  • − You want to buy direct: SentinelOne routes every purchase through an authorised partner, so the published price is an anchor rather than a checkout.
  • − You only need NGAV: the published packages all start at full EDR, so there is no cheap prevention-only SKU on the list.

SentinelOne Singularity pricing questions

How much does SentinelOne cost per endpoint?›
SentinelOne publishes the price. Singularity Complete is $179.99 per endpoint per year and Singularity Commercial is $229.99 per endpoint per year, with Singularity Enterprise contact-sales. Those work out at roughly $15.00 and $19.17 per endpoint per month. SentinelOne also states that all purchases are made through an authorised third-party partner and that the published prices do not reflect the final price agreed with that partner, so treat them as a list anchor. Verified September 2026 against SentinelOne's own platform packages page.
Which SentinelOne tier includes EDR?›
All three published packages include EDR. Singularity Complete is the entry package: continuous telemetry, threat hunting, the Storyline attack-correlation engine, and automated response including one-click rollback. Commercial adds Identity Detection and Response, 90-day data retention and managed threat hunting. Enterprise adds the Agentic AI SOC Analyst, full visibility and forensics, and expert-led onboarding. The older Core and Control packages no longer appear on SentinelOne's published price list, so if a quote names them, ask what is actually being sold.
What add-ons increase SentinelOne's price?›
The published package price does not include Ranger (network and IoT discovery), Vigilance (managed detection and response), or Singularity Cloud (cloud workload protection). These are priced separately and can lift total contract value materially over the headline per-endpoint figure. Always request an all-in quote that names every module, not just the platform package.
Is SentinelOne cheaper than CrowdStrike?›
At the entry EDR package the two are close on published list: SentinelOne Singularity Complete is $179.99 per endpoint per year against CrowdStrike Falcon Enterprise at $184.99 per device per year, and CrowdStrike's cheaper Falcon Pro at $99.99 undercuts anything SentinelOne publishes. CrowdStrike can bundle incident response via Falcon Complete while SentinelOne prices MDR (Vigilance) as a separate add-on, so the all-in comparison depends on whether you need managed response. Both vendors route real deals through partners, so get both quotes in writing with every module named before comparing.

Updated 26 September 2026