CrowdStrike Pricing (2026): Falcon Go, Pro, Enterprise and Complete

Falcon Complete, CrowdStrike’s managed detection and response service, has no published price. Only Falcon Enterprise includes EDR, and Falcon Go is capped at 100 devices.

What does CrowdStrike cost for 10 and 50 devices?

Ten devices on Falcon Go cost $599.90 a year on annual billing, and 50 devices cost $2,999.50. The table multiplies CrowdStrike’s list prices by the device count (monthly billing counted for 12 months); it is our arithmetic, before tax.

Monthly billing costs more over a full year. Falcon Go on monthly billing comes to $95.88 per device per year, 60% more than the annual price. Falcon Enterprise has the smallest percentage gap, 30%: twelve monthly payments come to $239.88 against the annual $184.99.

What is included in Falcon Go, Pro and Enterprise?

Falcon Go is next-gen antivirus plus device control; EDR starts at Falcon Enterprise. The table follows the plan cards on CrowdStrike’s pricing page.

CrowdStrike says the Falcon platform runs on Windows, macOS and Linux.

How much do Falcon Complete and Falcon Flex cost?

CrowdStrike doesn’t publish a Falcon Complete price; the pricing page shows “Contact sales”. Falcon Complete is the fully managed option: CrowdStrike describes it as 24/7 managed detection and response run by its own team, with a Breach Prevention Warranty and optional add-on modules such as Next-Gen Identity Security and Next-Gen SIEM. Expect a quote, not a list price.

Falcon Flex is also priced through sales. CrowdStrike describes Flex as access to its whole product portfolio with modules you can swap each year, priced through sales.

Is there a free version of CrowdStrike?

There is no free CrowdStrike plan, only a 15-day free trial. The trial needs no credit card and covers Falcon Prevent (next-gen antivirus), Falcon Device Control and Express Support. CrowdStrike says access arrives within 24 hours of the trial form.

CrowdStrike pricing terms: billing, refunds and limits

CrowdStrike bills the full annual amount up front and offers a full refund if you cancel within 30 days. The other terms on the pricing page:

• No extra fees beyond the subscription, CrowdStrike says, though optional add-ons cost more.
• Falcon Go stops at 100 devices. Larger fleets need Pro, Enterprise or a quote.
• One bundle per cart. Adding a second bundle replaces the first.
• Upgrades go through email to CrowdStrike’s subscriptions team; add-ons can be bought at any time but vary by bundle.

What do CrowdStrike’s competitors cost?

Several competitors list lower per-device prices than Falcon Go’s $59.99, but most don’t include EDR at that price either. Prices below are each vendor’s published figure, checked October 24, 2026; the per-device column is our division where a vendor prices a 10-device bundle.

SentinelOne’s EDR package, Singularity Complete, lists at $179.99 per endpoint, slightly below Falcon Enterprise. Our SentinelOne pricing breakdown covers all five of its packages, and our SentinelOne vs CrowdStrike comparison matches them tier by tier. We rank all CrowdStrike competitors by price separately. For a small office comparing ready-to-buy plans, see our ranking of antivirus for small business, priced for 10 devices.

Which CrowdStrike plan should you buy?

Falcon Go is enough unless you need firewall management or EDR.

• Up to 100 devices, no security staff: Falcon Go at $59.99 per device covers antivirus, USB control and phones.
• You manage Windows firewalls centrally: Falcon Pro adds host firewall management for $40 more per device per year.
• You need EDR or threat hunting: Falcon Enterprise at $184.99, or compare SentinelOne Complete.
• Nobody watches alerts at night: ask for a Falcon Complete quote, or a managed service from another vendor.

Skip CrowdStrike if you already pay for Microsoft 365 Business Premium, which includes Defender for Business, built on the antivirus engine that ships with Windows.