Straightforward pricing for real protection.
One price per device, per month. Every plan includes an industry-leading EDR platform, setup support, and reporting. Choose how closely you want our analysts watching.
Essential
$15
per device / month
Best for: very small offices that want strong, automated protection on a tight budget.
- Industry-leading EDR on every device
- Automatic malware and ransomware detection and blocking
- Monthly security report
- No live analyst monitoring
Business
$35
per device / month
Best for: most offices — expert eyes on your systems during the workweek.
- Everything in Essential
- Security operations center (SOC) analyst monitoring, Monday–Friday
- Analysts review alerts and filter out false alarms
- Monthly security report
Total 24/7
$50
per device / month
Best for: businesses that can’t afford downtime, handle sensitive data, or have strict insurance or client requirements.
- Everything in Business
- Live 24/7/365 monitoring of every device — nights, weekends, and holidays
- Weekly security report plus monthly summary
Plan comparison
| Feature | Essential $15/device/mo | Business $35/device/mo | Total 24/7 $50/device/mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Industry-leading EDR platform | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Automated malware & ransomware detection | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Automatic blocking of known threats | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| SOC analyst monitoring | — | Mon–Fri | 24/7/365 |
| Alert review & false-alarm filtering by analysts | — | During monitored hours | Around the clock |
| Monthly security report | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Weekly security report | — | — | ✓ |
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Pricing FAQ
What is EDR, and how is it different from antivirus?
Antivirus mainly looks for known bad files. Endpoint detection and response (EDR) continuously watches what’s happening on each computer — which programs run, what they change, and how they behave — so it can spot and stop attacks that have never been seen before, including many types of ransomware. It also keeps a record of activity, so if something does happen, we can see exactly what occurred.
What counts as a “device”?
A device is any computer or server with our protection installed — typically desktops, laptops, and servers.
What’s the difference between the plans, in plain terms?
All plans include the same core EDR protection. Essential relies on automated detection and a monthly report. Business adds trained analysts watching your devices during the workweek. Total 24/7 adds round-the-clock live monitoring — including nights and weekends, when many attacks happen — plus weekly reports.
Will this help with my cyber insurance application?
Many cyber insurance applications now ask whether you use EDR and whether it’s monitored. Cyrenix gives you both, along with reports that document your protection. Each insurer sets its own requirements and makes its own decisions, so we recommend sharing your plan details with your agent or broker — and we’re happy to help answer their questions.
Do I need my own IT person to use Cyrenix?
No. We handle the setup and the security monitoring. If you already work with an IT provider, we’ll coordinate with them so nothing falls through the cracks.
Will it slow down our computers?
The EDR software is designed to run quietly in the background with minimal impact on everyday work. Most people won’t notice it’s there.