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Pricing by billable node

Plans differ in how many billable nodes they include and which modules come with them. Overage is billed in blocks of 10,000 nodes.

Plans

Trial
Free trial 14 days, then choose a plan
  • 1,000 billable nodes included
  • No overage; upgrade above 1,000 nodes
Pro
$999 /mo
  • 1,000 billable nodes included
  • No overage; upgrade above 1,000 nodes
Business
$2,999 /mo
  • 25,000 billable nodes included
  • $1,250 per extra 10,000-node block, up to 100,000
Enterprise
$12,500 /mo
  • 100,000 billable nodes included
  • $850 per extra 10,000-node block, up to 500,000
Enterprise Pro
$25,000 /mo
  • 250,000 billable nodes included
  • $650 per extra 10,000-node block, up to 1,000,000
Gov / Fed / Large Enterprise
Custom by contract
  • By contract
  • Footprint and terms set by contract

Billing terms, overage measurement and support response times are set out in your order form โ€” contact sales for details.

What counts as a billable node

A counted asset is something that runs or stores data. Everything else is still discovered, shown and scanned, just not counted. A resource that is rediscovered on every scan counts once. Deleted assets are not counted.

Counted

  • Compute: VMs, instances, containers, functions, clusters
  • Storage: buckets, volumes, file systems
  • Databases
  • Load balancers
  • NAT, VPN and transit gateways, peering, Direct Connect / ExpressRoute and cloud firewalls (they run traffic)
  • DNS zones
  • IAM roles, users and groups
  • KMS keys, secrets, certificates, log groups
  • SNS / SQS, WAF, CloudFormation stacks
  • Microsoft 365 users, mailboxes, sites and service principals your organization registered or consented to

Not counted (still discovered and scanned)

  • DNS records: a row inside a zone (the zone itself counts)
  • Routes: route tables, route entries, device routing tables
  • Security-service settings: for example the AWS Config recorder, GuardDuty detector, Inspector coverage, Security Hub hub
  • Network plumbing: subnets, VPCs / VNets / GCP networks, security groups / NSGs, NACLs, firewall rules, internet gateways, elastic IPs, DB subnet groups, VLANs
  • Account-wide settings and policies: IAM password policy, IAM account summary, IAM managed policies, Conditional Access, Teams settings, GCP IAM bindings
  • Containers that group resources: AWS accounts and organizations, Azure subscriptions and resource groups, GCP projects and folders, Microsoft 365 tenants
  • SQL Server records: instance and database records (the server itself counts)
  • Microsoft's own built-in Microsoft 365 apps

Detailed rules: asset counting in the docs โ†—.

Three worked configurations

Base prices and overage rates are from the plan table below. Examples exclude add-ons and taxes.

Pro

600 billable nodes

600 is within the 1,000 included.

$999 per month, no overage.

Business

40,000 billable nodes

25,000 included. The remaining 15,000 fall in 2 blocks of 10,000 at $1,250 each = $2,500.

$2,999 + $2,500 = $5,499 per month.

A partial block is billed as a full block.

Enterprise

120,000 billable nodes

100,000 included. The remaining 20,000 are 2 blocks at $850 each = $1,700.

$12,500 + $1,700 = $14,200 per month.

Compare plans and modules

Add-on prices are per month and apply on top of the base plan, from the tier shown. Framework coverage differs by plan: Pro covers CIS and NIST; Business and above add federal, healthcare, financial and international frameworks.

What the trial includes

The 14-day trial includes every module and framework except the air-gapped deployment add-on, up to 1,000 billable nodes. No overage applies during the trial.

Need something beyond a plan?

For air-gapped deployment, footprints above a plan ceiling, or Gov terms, ask for a scoped quote.

See it on your own questions

Look at the sample-data demo, run a 14-day trial, or ask for a technical walkthrough with an engineer.