SentinelOne prices Singularity per endpoint per year and routes deals through sales, but reseller-disclosed bands are reasonably consistent. The figures below are aggregated from reseller pricing and buyer survey data through June 2026. The key thing to get right is that XDR breadth lives in the Complete package and above: Core and Control are endpoint-centric, and pricing a Core licence as if it were XDR understates the real cost.
The Singularity packages
| Package | Per endpoint / month | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Core | ~$6 | EDR floor: prevention, detection, basic response. Not XDR. |
| Control / Commercial | $8 - $10 | Adds device control, firewall control, rogue-device discovery. |
| Complete | ~$12 ($144/yr) | The XDR tier: full Storyline correlation, advanced hunting, broader telemetry. |
| Enterprise | $12 - $16 | Adds identity, cloud, and data modules on the Singularity Platform. |
Aggregated reseller bands as of June 2026. Core list reflects 100 to 499 endpoints; volume discounts of 15 to 30% are common above 500 endpoints. Extended retention via Singularity Data Lake is a separate line. See /sources.
Four worked cost scenarios
Singularity Complete (the XDR tier) at $144 per endpoint per year, before extended Data Lake retention and onboarding, with the volume-discounted band most buyers actually achieve.
| Environment | Endpoints | Complete / year | Likely negotiated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small business | 250 | $36,000 | $31,000 - $34,000 |
| Mid-market | 1,500 | $216,000 | $151,000 - $184,000 |
| Lower enterprise | 5,000 | $720,000 | $504,000 - $612,000 |
| Enterprise | 25,000 | $3,600,000 | $2,520,000 - $3,060,000 |
Five optimisations that genuinely cut the SentinelOne bill
- Push past 500 endpoints into the volume band. The 15 to 30% volume discount kicks in at scale; consolidating subsidiary estates onto one contract can drop the whole estate into a cheaper per-endpoint band.
- Buy Complete only where you use XDR breadth. Endpoints that never feed cross-layer detection can sit on Core or Control. Mixed-package licensing cuts the blended rate.
- Negotiate Data Lake retention separately. Extended retention is the line that surprises compliance-driven buyers. Lock the retention-extension rate before signing the endpoint deal.
- Bring a live CrowdStrike Falcon bid. SentinelOne positions on price against CrowdStrike; a genuine Falcon Enterprise quote on the table is the most effective lever, commonly worth 15 to 25%.
- Question the identity and cloud modules. Singularity Identity and Cloud add real cost; only add them if you are actually retiring a separate identity-threat or CNAPP tool, otherwise you pay twice.
- You want autonomous, low-tuning endpoint response and strong rollback.
- You have a mixed OS estate including significant Linux and macOS.
- You want to grow into identity and cloud modules on one platform later.
- You are price-shopping against CrowdStrike and want negotiation leverage.
- You only need EDR; Core or a cheaper EDR beats paying for Complete.
- You are deeply Microsoft-stack with Defender XDR already funded via E5.
- You need long compliance retention and cannot absorb the Data Lake line.
- You want bundled managed response in the licence rather than a separate MDR.