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CrowdStrike Falcon

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Endpoint security sold per device, with the small business tiers priced openly

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  • Deployment Cloud Based, SaaS
  • Starting price $7.99
  • Free trial Available
  • Best for Small Business, Medium Business, Large Enterprise

What is CrowdStrike Falcon?

The CrowdStrike Falcon platform provides endpoint and workload security, with tiers building from next generation antivirus, device control and mobile protection through firewall management, endpoint detection and response, threat intelligence and hunting, identity protection, IT hygiene and next generation SIEM.

Publishing per device prices for the small and medium business tiers is unusual in enterprise security and worth crediting, since most vendors in this category will not quote without a call. CrowdStrike lists Falcon Go, Pro and Enterprise at fixed monthly rates per device with a cart, which lets a business with thirty laptops size the cost in a minute rather than a fortnight.

The tier structure reads as a clear ladder of what each layer actually buys. Antivirus stops known malware. Endpoint detection and response, which arrives at the Enterprise tier, records what happened so an investigation is possible after something got through, and that distinction is the whole argument for modern endpoint security, because prevention is never complete.

Identity protection and IT hygiene appearing alongside the endpoint agent reflect where intrusions actually progress, since an attacker who lands on one machine moves by stealing credentials rather than by infecting more machines, and unmanaged or unpatched assets are how they land in the first place. Express Support is offered for smaller businesses with installation concerns.

Key Features of CrowdStrike Falcon

  • Next generation antivirus
  • Device control for removable media
  • Mobile device protection on Android and iOS
  • Firewall management
  • Endpoint detection and response
  • Threat intelligence and managed hunting
  • Identity protection
  • IT hygiene and asset visibility
  • Next generation SIEM
  • Express Support for smaller businesses
  • Per device pricing with a published cart
  • Free trial on the published tiers

CrowdStrike Falcon Pricing

Falcon Go

$7.99

Security essentials tier. Next generation antivirus, device control and mobile device protection, with Express Support. An annual rate of 59.99 dollars per device is also published.

Falcon Pro

$14.99

Enhanced protection. Adds centralised firewall management to the Go feature set. An annual rate of 99.99 dollars per device is also published.

Falcon Enterprise

$19.99

Advanced protection. Adds endpoint detection and response, threat intelligence and hunting, identity protection, IT hygiene and next generation SIEM. An annual rate of 184.99 dollars per device is also published.

CrowdStrike Falcon Specifications

Deployment
  • Cloud Based
  • SaaS
Desktop
  • Web App
  • Windows
  • Mac
  • Linux
Mobile
  • iOS
  • Android
Built for
  • Small Business
  • Medium Business
  • Large Enterprise
Support
  • Email
  • Phone
  • Knowledge Base
Public API
Yes
Free trial
Yes
Free plan
No
Runs in browser
No
Customisable
No
Website
crowdstrike.com

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CrowdStrike Falcon FAQs

Falcon Go is 7.99 dollars per device billed monthly, Falcon Pro is 14.99 dollars and Falcon Enterprise is 19.99 dollars. Annual per device rates of 59.99, 99.99 and 184.99 dollars are also published.

Go covers next generation antivirus, device control and mobile protection. Pro adds firewall management. Enterprise adds endpoint detection and response, threat intelligence and hunting, identity protection, IT hygiene and next generation SIEM.

Antivirus stops known malware, while detection and response records what happened so an investigation is possible after something got through. Prevention is never complete, which is the whole argument.

An attacker who lands on one machine moves by stealing credentials rather than infecting more machines, so identity is where an intrusion actually progresses.

Yes. CrowdStrike offers Express Support to assist small and medium businesses with installation and operational concerns, and lists a free trial on the published tiers.