SentinelOne Singularity Endpoint review

SentinelOne Singularity Endpoint is endpoint and identity protection within SentinelOne’s broader AI-native cybersecurity platform. The homepage says the platform unifies endpoint and identity protection in a lightweight agent, with the aim of stopping threats, detecting identity-based attacks, and automating response and remediation in real time.

Its stated approach combines behavioral AI for threat prevention with identity protection and automated response. SentinelOne says the product targets supply-chain threats, ransomware, behavioral attacks, and credential misuse. The company lists SaaS, on-premises, hybrid, and air-gapped deployment options.

The pricing page lists annual per-endpoint prices, starting at $15 per endpoint per month for Singularity Complete. That rate is billed annually; monthly billing prices are not published. The pricing information lists plans for 5–100 workstations, and does not publish an Enterprise price. No free plan is listed, and a free-trial offer is not published.

The clearest strength is the combined endpoint and identity story. SentinelOne says its lightweight agent brings both protections together, while its platform aims to automate threat response and remediation in real time. That can make the product relevant to teams looking to cover endpoint threats and identity-based attacks in one platform, rather than treating them as separate buying decisions.

The listed plans also give buyers a visible starting point. According to the pricing page, Singularity Complete costs $15 per endpoint per month with annual billing and includes AI endpoint and cloud workload protection, real-time threat detection and response, an AI Security Assistant, and 14-day data retention. Singularity Commercial costs $19.17 per endpoint per month, billed annually, and adds listed Identity Detection & Response and Managed Threat Hunting, with 90-day data retention.

Deployment options are broad on paper: SentinelOne lists SaaS, on-premises, hybrid, and air-gapped environments. For organizations that need more than a standard endpoint package, Enterprise lists an Agentic AI SOC Analyst, full visibility and forensics, and expert-led onboarding and training. Its price, however, is not published.

The main buying drawback is incomplete price visibility. The pricing page shows annual per-endpoint rates, but monthly billing prices are not published. Singularity Enterprise has no published price, and the page does not give prices for Agentic AI SOC Analyst, Managed Threat Hunting, or Managed Detection and Response when listed as add-ons. Buyers cannot use the public figures to calculate those costs.

There are also clear plan limits to check before switching. The listed plans cover 5–100 workstations, so the published pricing does not explain what happens above that range or below five. Complete includes 14-day data retention; Commercial and Enterprise list 90 days. Teams needing longer retention should confirm availability and cost rather than assume it is included.

The feature lists differ by tier. Identity Detection & Response is listed under Commercial, not Complete, while the Complete price is the entry point. SentinelOne describes broad identity protection at the platform level, but buyers should verify which plan and add-ons provide the specific capabilities they need. The pricing page also does not publish a free trial.

According to the pricing page, Singularity Complete starts at $15 per endpoint per month, billed annually, and is listed for 5–100 workstations. It includes 14-day data retention, AI endpoint and cloud workload protection, real-time threat detection and response, and AI Security Assistant.

Singularity Commercial is $19.17 per endpoint per month on annual billing, also listed for 5–100 workstations. That is a $4.17 per-endpoint monthly increase over Complete. The higher tier adds 90-day data retention, Identity Detection & Response, and Managed Threat Hunting. Enterprise also has 90-day retention and adds Agentic AI SOC Analyst, Full Visibility & Forensics, and expert-led onboarding and training, but its price is not published.

The billing catch: monthly prices are not published, so these are not monthly-billing quotes. Prices for Agentic AI SOC Analyst, Managed Threat Hunting, and Managed Detection and Response add-ons are also not published. Buyers above 100 workstations should confirm availability and pricing directly.

The product information lists SaaS, on-premises, hybrid, and air-gapped deployment options. That flexibility may matter when planning a move, but the published material does not document migration tools, rollout timelines, or what support is included for moving from another endpoint platform. Enterprise includes expert-led onboarding and training; whether that covers a specific migration is not stated.

Before switching, confirm how agent deployment, existing security policies, identity integrations, and historical event data will be handled. The pricing details list 14-day retention for Complete and 90 days for Commercial and Enterprise, but do not say whether or how customers can export data. Do not assume that data portability or a clean exit is included.

The published material includes no Reddit posts or comments, so we can’t substantiate what tends to make customers leave. Ask SentinelOne about export formats, deletion timelines, and contract terms, and ask a departing vendor the same questions before setting a cutover date.