CrowdStrike Falcon costs $59.99, $99.99 or $184.99 per device a year, depending on whether you buy Falcon Go, Pro or Enterprise, according to CrowdStrike’s own pricing page in October 2026. On monthly billing the same three bundles cost $7.99, $14.99 and $19.99 per device.
This guide covers what each bundle includes, what it leaves out, how billing works, and the work your team still has to staff after the license is paid.
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How Much Does CrowdStrike Falcon Cost?
CrowdStrike publishes prices for three endpoint bundles and sells everything above them through its sales team. The table below uses CrowdStrike’s own bundle labels and prices as shown on its pricing page in October 2026.
| Bundle | CrowdStrike’s label | Annual billing, per device | Monthly billing, per device | Annual price per month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Falcon Go | Security Essentials | $59.99 | $7.99 | $5.00 |
| Falcon Pro | Enhanced Protection | $99.99 | $14.99 | $8.33 |
| Falcon Enterprise | Advanced Protection | $184.99 | $19.99 | $15.42 |
| Falcon Elite | Not shown on the pricing page | Quote only | Quote only | Quote only |
| Falcon Complete | Fully Managed Protection | Quote only | Quote only | Quote only |
The last column divides the annual price by 12. A 50-device company on Falcon Enterprise pays $9,249.50 a year on annual billing, and $11,994 a year if it pays month by month.
For larger estates, CrowdStrike also sells Falcon Flex, a pre-negotiated commitment you draw down across modules over time, and offers financing through CrowdStrike Financial Services, available in the United States only and subject to credit approval.
Falcon Cost per Month
Falcon Go, Pro and Enterprise can all be billed monthly, and CrowdStrike’s FAQ calls annual billing “the best value.” The savings column below compares those two published prices for one device over a year, and the gap matters at any fleet size.
| Bundle | 12 months on monthly billing | One year on annual billing | Annual billing saves |
|---|---|---|---|
| Falcon Go | $95.88 | $59.99 | $35.89 per device (37%) |
| Falcon Pro | $179.88 | $99.99 | $79.89 per device (44%) |
| Falcon Enterprise | $239.88 | $184.99 | $54.89 per device (23%) |
Monthly billing makes sense for a short project, a pilot, or a fleet you expect to shrink. For a stable estate, annual billing costs less, and CrowdStrike lets you cancel within 30 days of an annual purchase for a full refund.
What Each CrowdStrike Bundle Includes
The three published bundles share the same antivirus core and differ in three modules: firewall management, endpoint detection and response (EDR), and threat intelligence and hunting. The table reflects the included and excluded marks on CrowdStrike’s pricing page in October 2026.
| Module | Falcon Go | Falcon Pro | Falcon Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Next-Gen Antivirus | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Device Control (USB, SD card, Thunderbolt) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Mobile Device Protection (Android, iOS) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Firewall Management | No | Yes | Yes |
| Endpoint Detection and Response | No | No | Yes |
| Threat Intelligence and Hunting | No | No | Yes |
| Identity Protection | Add-on | Add-on | Add-on |
| IT Hygiene | Add-on | Add-on | Add-on |
| Next-Gen SIEM | Add-on | Add-on | Add-on |
| Express Support | Yes | Yes | Yes |
The row that decides most purchases is EDR, which starts at Falcon Enterprise. If a security policy, customer questionnaire or cyber insurance application asks whether you run EDR, Falcon Go and Falcon Pro do not meet that requirement.
CrowdStrike Falcon Go: Pricing and Features
Falcon Go costs $59.99 per device a year, or $7.99 per device on monthly billing. CrowdStrike labels it Security Essentials and limits Falcon Go purchases to 100 devices.
Falcon Go covers next-generation antivirus, control over removable media such as USB and SD cards, and protection for Android and iOS devices, with Express Support included. The 15-day free trial covers the same core: Falcon Prevent, Falcon Device Control and Express Support, with no credit card required.
Pros: the lowest published entry price in the Falcon range, and a trial that matches what you would buy.
Cons: no EDR, no firewall management and no threat hunting, and a hard cap of 100 devices.
CrowdStrike Falcon Pro: Pricing and Features
Falcon Pro costs $99.99 per device a year, or $14.99 per device on monthly billing. CrowdStrike labels it Enhanced Protection.
Pro keeps everything in Go and adds centralized host firewall management, so you can set and enforce firewall policies across endpoints from one console. It does not add EDR.
Pros: firewall policy management without moving up to the Enterprise price.
Cons: no EDR and no threat hunting, so detections beyond what antivirus blocks are outside its scope.
CrowdStrike Falcon Enterprise: Pricing and Features
Falcon Enterprise costs $184.99 per device a year, or $19.99 per device on monthly billing. CrowdStrike labels it Advanced Protection.
Enterprise is the first bundle with endpoint detection and response, which CrowdStrike describes as continuous endpoint visibility with automatic detection and prioritization of malicious activity. It also adds threat intelligence and hunting, which pairs you with CrowdStrike’s threat hunters. Identity Protection, IT Hygiene and Next-Gen SIEM remain add-ons.
Pros: the only published bundle with EDR and threat hunting, and the bundle that gives an investigation team the telemetry it needs.
Cons: the highest published price per device, and every EDR detection still needs someone to investigate and act on it.
CrowdStrike Falcon Elite: Pricing and Features
CrowdStrike does not publish a Falcon Elite price. Its pricing page in October 2026 lists prices for Go, Pro and Enterprise, sends Falcon Complete buyers to sales, and mentions Falcon Elite in one place: an FAQ answer noting that Express Support is available as an add-on for Falcon Elite and Falcon Complete. The address of the former Falcon Elite bundle page now redirects to the general pricing page.
That makes Elite a quote-only bundle negotiated with CrowdStrike’s sales team. Before you accept an Elite quote, ask the account team these questions:
- Which modules does the quote include beyond Falcon Enterprise, listed by name?
- Are Identity Protection, IT Hygiene and Next-Gen SIEM inside the bundle, or priced as add-ons?
- Is Express Support included, or charged as an add-on?
- What is the per-device price at your device count, and at which count does it step down?
- Can you swap modules during the term under Falcon Flex?
- What price applies at renewal?
Put the answers next to Falcon Enterprise at $184.99 per device, so you can see exactly what the extra spend buys.
What CrowdStrike Pricing Doesn’t Include
CrowdStrike’s FAQ says an annual subscription carries no fees beyond the subscription itself, and that optional add-ons cost extra. The published price covers the bundle’s modules and Express Support. Several things buyers often assume are included sit outside it.
| Item | In Go, Pro or Enterprise? | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Identity Protection | No, add-on | CrowdStrike pricing page |
| IT Hygiene | No, add-on | CrowdStrike pricing page |
| Next-Gen SIEM | No, add-on | CrowdStrike pricing page |
| EDR and threat hunting | Enterprise only | CrowdStrike pricing page |
| 24/7 monitoring run by CrowdStrike (Falcon Complete) | No, quote only | CrowdStrike pricing page |
| Incident response and other professional services | No, separate agreement | CrowdStrike Falcon Flex page |
| People who triage and respond to detections around the clock | No | Your own team or a provider |
The last row is usually the largest cost. Falcon Enterprise raises detections at any hour, and each one needs a person who reads it, decides whether it is real, and acts, at 3 a.m. on a Sunday as well as at noon on a Tuesday.
How UnderDefense Turns CrowdStrike Detections Into Resolved Incidents
A Falcon Enterprise license gives you detections, and the investigation behind each one stays with your team, nights and weekends included. UnderDefense Agentic AI SOC works on top of the CrowdStrike console you already run: AI agents triage and investigate each detection at machine speed, and UnderDefense analysts make the response decisions around the clock.
| What CrowdStrike gives you | What UnderDefense Agentic AI SOC adds | What changes for you |
|---|---|---|
| EDR detections from Falcon Enterprise | AI agents triage each detection with context from your identity, cloud and SIEM tools, about 2 minutes from alert to triage | You open a verdict with its evidence attached |
| Alerts that hinge on what a user meant to do | ChatOps asks the affected user directly over Slack, Microsoft Teams, email or SMS | Fewer alerts parked while someone chases a reply |
| Express Support for the product | 24/7 analysts with a 20-minute SLA response for critical alerts | Nights and weekends covered without adding a shift |
| Endpoint telemetry, with SIEM and identity sold as add-ons | Correlation across the SIEM, identity and cloud tools you already own, through 250+ integrations | One investigation across tools, without replacing any of them |
| Response actions in the Falcon console | Containment decided by an analyst, with every agent and analyst action auditable | A record you can show auditors and leadership |
The bundle choice matters here: UnderDefense investigates EDR detections, and CrowdStrike includes EDR from Falcon Enterprise up. UnderDefense’s 24/7 detection and response keeps your CrowdStrike license, policies and console exactly where they are.
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FAQ
1. What CrowdStrike features come in the higher pricing tiers?
Falcon Pro adds firewall management to the Falcon Go core. Falcon Enterprise adds endpoint detection and response and threat intelligence and hunting. Identity Protection, IT Hygiene and Next-Gen SIEM are add-ons in all three bundles, according to CrowdStrike’s pricing page in October 2026.
2. Does CrowdStrike offer discounts?
CrowdStrike publishes no volume price tiers. The documented savings are annual billing, which costs 23% to 44% less than 12 months of monthly billing at CrowdStrike’s published prices, and the yearly Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale. Larger estates negotiate through sales, often under a Falcon Flex commitment.
3. Does CrowdStrike have a free version?
No. CrowdStrike offers a 15-day free trial with no credit card required, covering Falcon Prevent (next-generation antivirus), Falcon Device Control and Express Support. More modules can be tried at no extra cost during the trial.
4. Can you pay for CrowdStrike monthly?
Yes. Falcon Go, Pro and Enterprise are available on monthly billing at $7.99, $14.99 and $19.99 per device. Annual billing at $59.99, $99.99 and $184.99 per device costs less over a full year.
5. Are there any promotional codes for CrowdStrike?
You do not need one. CrowdStrike’s 2026 Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale runs from November 23 to 11:59 p.m. Pacific time on December 4, 2026, covers Falcon Go, Pro and Enterprise, and applies the deal price automatically.
6. How does CrowdStrike's annual billing work?
The full annual amount is due at the start of the subscription period, with no other fees beyond the subscription. You can cancel within 30 days for a full refund. Optional add-on modules cost extra.
7. Can you add modules or upgrade a CrowdStrike bundle mid-subscription?
Add-on modules can be bought at any time, and which ones are available depends on your bundle. To move to a higher bundle, CrowdStrike asks you to contact its subscriptions team.
8. What types of organizations can benefit from CrowdStrike's volume pricing?
Organizations with large device counts negotiate pricing through CrowdStrike’s sales team. Falcon Flex suits estates that expect their module mix to change, since you draw down a pre-negotiated commitment and can swap modules during the agreement.
9. Does CrowdStrike offer financing?
Yes, in the United States only. CrowdStrike Financial Services offers financing for Falcon platform purchases, subject to credit approval, with options that include deferred payments and gradual ramp-ups.
