In terms of cost, I find CylanceOPTICS to be reasonable; it's not overly expensive, nor is it at the lower end of the market—it's positioned in the medium range.
Cyber Security Manager at a healthcare company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 5
Aug 20, 2024
CylanceOPTICS is probably priced equal to other EDRs in the market. Price-wise, considering what it has to offer, you could probably get a better product.
The pricing for CylanceOPTICS is very good; I would rate it around a nine on a scale of one to ten, with ten being the lowest. It's one of the most affordable options I've seen. For example, I pay around $4.50 per month for Protect and $1.50 for Optics. So for both, it would be around $6 per month per client. Under $100 per client makes it affordable for what it does.
IT Cyber Security Engineer at a legal firm with 201-500 employees
Real User
Nov 9, 2022
We received both. We prepared a quotation for a year. It is based on a calendar year. We spent a year on both Protect and Optics. I would rate the pricing a three out of five.
I don't deal with licensing and can't speak to the exact cost of the product. We bundle the cost with our services. We charge clients for our services as well, so it was combined. That said, it wasn't that much even from our side.
For the license, we just paid for the number of endpoints we have and that is about it. In the end, the cost is about the same amount as McAfee, so they are definitely competitive when it comes to pricing. On a monthly basis, the licensing cost is $55 per user.
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In terms of cost, I find CylanceOPTICS to be reasonable; it's not overly expensive, nor is it at the lower end of the market—it's positioned in the medium range.
CylanceOPTICS is probably priced equal to other EDRs in the market. Price-wise, considering what it has to offer, you could probably get a better product.
The pricing for CylanceOPTICS is very good; I would rate it around a nine on a scale of one to ten, with ten being the lowest. It's one of the most affordable options I've seen. For example, I pay around $4.50 per month for Protect and $1.50 for Optics. So for both, it would be around $6 per month per client. Under $100 per client makes it affordable for what it does.
We received both. We prepared a quotation for a year. It is based on a calendar year. We spent a year on both Protect and Optics. I would rate the pricing a three out of five.
I don't deal with licensing and can't speak to the exact cost of the product. We bundle the cost with our services. We charge clients for our services as well, so it was combined. That said, it wasn't that much even from our side.
For the license, we just paid for the number of endpoints we have and that is about it. In the end, the cost is about the same amount as McAfee, so they are definitely competitive when it comes to pricing. On a monthly basis, the licensing cost is $55 per user.