[advisory]List reference prices. The figures on this page are the vendor’s published list or reference prices, not negotiated quotes. Actual pricing varies with volume, contract term, and reseller discount, and should not be used as a basis for procurement decisions. Always request a direct quote from the vendors you shortlist.
SentinelOne is one of the few XDR vendors that publishes a per-endpoint list price. Singularity Complete lists at $179.99 per endpoint per year and Singularity Commercial at $229.99, both quoted for 5 to 100 workstations; Singularity Enterprise is call-for-pricing. The figures below are SentinelOne’s own published rates. Two things change how you read them: extended detection and response starts at Complete, so pricing a lower endpoint-only package as if it were XDR understates the real cost, and every purchase runs through an authorised partner whose pricing controls where it differs from list.
The Singularity packages
| Package | Per endpoint / year | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Complete | $179.99 | The XDR floor: endpoint and cloud workload protection, extended detection and response, AI Security Assistant, 14-day retention. |
| Commercial | $229.99 | Everything in Complete plus identity threat detection and response, 90-day retention, managed threat hunting. |
| Enterprise | Call for pricing | Everything in Commercial plus the Agentic AI SOC Analyst, full visibility and forensics, guided onboarding and training. |
Source: SentinelOne published platform pricing, checked September 2026. Prices are in US dollars and are quoted by SentinelOne for 5 to 100 workstations. SentinelOne sells through authorised partners and states that partner pricing controls where it differs from the published rate. Extended retention via Singularity Data Lake is a separate line. See /sources.
Four worked cost scenarios
Both columns apply SentinelOne’s published list rates straight through: Singularity Complete at $179.99 per endpoint per year and Singularity Commercial at $229.99. They exclude extended Data Lake retention and onboarding. SentinelOne quotes those rates for 5 to 100 workstations and transacts through partners, so the larger rows are a list-price ceiling rather than a forecast of what you will sign.
| Environment | Endpoints | Complete / year | Commercial / year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small business | 250 | $44,998 | $57,498 |
| Mid-market | 1,500 | $269,985 | $344,985 |
| Lower enterprise | 5,000 | $899,950 | $1,149,950 |
| Enterprise | 25,000 | $4,499,750 | $5,749,750 |
Arithmetic on the published SentinelOne list rates, checked September 2026. At this scale you buy through a partner, so use these as the number to bid against.
Five optimisations that genuinely cut the SentinelOne bill
- Treat the published rate as the ceiling, not the price. SentinelOne quotes $179.99 and $229.99 for 5 to 100 workstations and states that authorised-partner pricing controls. Anything materially larger should be bid through partners against the list, not accepted at it.
- Check whether you need Commercial or just Complete. The $50 per endpoint per year step to Commercial buys identity threat detection and response, 90-day retention, and managed threat hunting. If you already run an identity-threat tool or your own hunting function, Complete is the honest tier.
- Price the retention window before the endpoint count. Complete packages 14 days of retention and Commercial 90. Where a compliance window is the binding constraint, compare the package step against a Singularity Data Lake extension rather than assuming the add-on is cheaper.
- Bring a live CrowdStrike Falcon bid. Falcon Enterprise publishes at $184.99 per device per year against Complete at $179.99, so the two are close enough at list that the competitive process decides the outcome. Put both quotes on the table.
- 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.
Right pick when
- 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.
Wrong pick when
- You only need EDR; a cheaper endpoint-only product beats paying the Complete rate.
- 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.
// Q&A appendix
Frequently asked questions
01.How much does SentinelOne Singularity XDR cost per endpoint in 2026?+
SentinelOne publishes list pricing for two of its three packages. Singularity Complete lists at $179.99 per endpoint per year and Singularity Commercial at $229.99 per endpoint per year, both quoted for 5 to 100 workstations. Singularity Enterprise is call-for-pricing. Extended detection and response sits in Complete and above, so Complete is the entry point for XDR breadth. SentinelOne sells through authorised partners and states that partner pricing controls where it differs from the published rate, so treat the list as a ceiling and expect volume movement above a few hundred endpoints.
02.Which SentinelOne package is the actual XDR tier?+
Singularity Complete is the package most buyers mean by SentinelOne XDR. At $179.99 per endpoint per year it carries endpoint and cloud workload protection, extended detection and response, autonomous prevention and response, the AI Security Assistant, and 14 days of data retention. Singularity Commercial at $229.99 adds identity threat detection and response, 90-day retention, and managed threat hunting. Singularity Enterprise adds the Agentic AI SOC Analyst, full visibility and forensics, and expert-led onboarding, and is quoted rather than listed.
03.What is the difference between Complete, Commercial, and Enterprise?+
Complete is the XDR floor: endpoint protection, advanced endpoint controls, cloud workload protection, extended detection and response, and 14 days of data retention. Commercial takes everything in Complete and adds identity threat detection and response, 90 days of retention, and managed threat hunting. Enterprise takes everything in Commercial and adds the Agentic AI SOC Analyst for automated triage, full visibility and forensics for deep network data collection, and guided onboarding and training. The step from Complete to Commercial is $50 per endpoint per year at list; the step to Enterprise is quoted.
04.Does SentinelOne charge separately for data retention?+
Retention is packaged rather than sold purely by the gigabyte. SentinelOne publishes 14 days of data retention on Complete and 90 days on Commercial and Enterprise, so the cheapest route to a longer window is often the package step rather than an add-on. Retention beyond the packaged window runs through Singularity Data Lake, priced by data volume and retention length and quoted separately. Compliance-driven estates should price the retention line explicitly before signing the endpoint deal.
05.What does SentinelOne Complete cost for 1,000 endpoints?+
At the published $179.99 per endpoint per year list, 1,000 endpoints is $179,990 per year before any partner or volume movement. On Commercial at $229.99 the same estate lists at $229,990. The published rate is quoted for 5 to 100 workstations, and SentinelOne sells through authorised partners whose pricing controls, so a 1,000-endpoint deal is normally transacted below list. Add onboarding of $5,000 to $30,000 in year one and any Data Lake retention extension.
06.Is SentinelOne cheaper than CrowdStrike Falcon?+
Not at list. CrowdStrike publishes Falcon Enterprise at $184.99 per device per year; SentinelOne publishes Singularity Complete at $179.99 per endpoint per year, so the two land within $5 of each other at the XDR tier, and SentinelOne Commercial at $229.99 sits above Falcon Enterprise. Both vendors move on a competitive process, and both sell through partners, so the deciding factor is the bid rather than the sticker. Run Falcon Enterprise and Singularity Complete as a live head-to-head.