SentinelOne Pricing (2026): Core, Control, Complete, Commercial and Enterprise

You can’t buy SentinelOne online: every package is sold through an authorized partner or MSP, and SentinelOne says the partner’s price is the one that applies.

What does SentinelOne cost for 10 and 50 endpoints?

Ten endpoints on Singularity Complete cost $1,799.90 a year at list price, and 50 cost $8,999.50. The table is our arithmetic from SentinelOne’s list prices, before tax; the partner’s quote replaces it.

SentinelOne’s list prices cover 5–100 workstations. Above 100, or for servers, expect a quote.

What’s in Core, Control, Complete, Commercial and Enterprise?

Singularity Core is basic endpoint protection; EDR starts at Singularity Complete. The matrix follows SentinelOne’s Compare Packages table.

The jump from Complete to Commercial costs $50 per endpoint per year and buys identity threat detection, 90-day retention instead of 14 days, and managed threat hunting.

Are Singularity Core and Control still sold?

Yes: Singularity Core and Singularity Control are still on SentinelOne’s packages page, at $69.99 and $79.99 per endpoint per year. They no longer get their own price cards at the top of the page. You find them in the plan switcher of the Compare Packages table, and Singularity Core still has a live product page.

Core and Control are the cheapest way into SentinelOne, but neither includes EDR or data retention. For a small office that only needs antivirus with a console, cheaper packaged plans exist; see our ranking of antivirus for small business.

How do you buy SentinelOne?

SentinelOne sells only through authorized partners, so the list price is a starting point, not the final bill. The packages page says:

• All purchases go through an authorized third-party partner.
• The partner’s price controls wherever it conflicts with the list price.
• Prices exclude taxes and other charges, and offers may not be available in every region or from every partner.

Ask the partner for the per-endpoint price, the term, the renewal price and whether MDR or extra retention is included before you sign.

Which add-ons change the bill?

SentinelOne publishes no prices for its add-ons, so anything beyond the package price comes from the partner’s quote. The add-ons named in the Compare Packages table:

• Managed threat hunting: an add-on for Complete; included in Commercial and Enterprise.
• Managed detection and response (MDR): an add-on for Commercial and Enterprise. SentinelOne sells managed services under its Wayfinder brand.
• Agentic AI SOC analyst: an add-on for Complete and Commercial; included in Enterprise.

How does SentinelOne pricing compare with competitors?

SentinelOne Singularity Complete lists at $179.99 per endpoint, slightly below CrowdStrike Falcon Enterprise at $184.99; both are their vendor’s cheapest package with EDR. Prices 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.

Microsoft Defender for Business, which manages the antivirus built into Windows, is the cheapest EDR here per user, and it is already included in Microsoft 365 Business Premium. Our CrowdStrike pricing guide breaks down Falcon Go, Pro and Enterprise for 10 and 50 devices, and SentinelOne vs CrowdStrike pairs the tiers.

Who should buy which SentinelOne package?

Start a quote at Singularity Complete if you want EDR; it is SentinelOne’s cheapest package that includes it.

• You only need antivirus with central management: Core at $69.99, or Control at $79.99 if you want device and firewall control.
• You want EDR and someone on your team reviews alerts: Complete at $179.99.
• You need identity threat detection, longer retention or threat hunting: Commercial at $229.99.
• More than 100 workstations, or you want forensics and onboarding: Enterprise, by quote.

Skip SentinelOne if you want to buy online today with a card; CrowdStrike, Bitdefender and Microsoft all sell directly.