Huntress is an easy sell to clients because it does all the heavy lifting. Sometimes, they will buck a little at the price because they want a free antivirus or EDR. We tell them that we use Huntress on all our machines. That is our standard process for all the machines we roll out. When we give that advice, people are pretty willing to say okay.
We haven't had any problems with Huntress' pricing. We're at 250 workstations, and we've grown considerably this year. They've been able to handle everything that we've thrown at them within that time frame. They're also reducing the price based on how many endpoints we add.
The solution's pricing is fair. I like that Huntress monitors for units that are no longer checking in and automatically removes them so that you don't get billed. Huntress is 5% to 10% more expensive than other tools we've evaluated.
The pricing is a little bit high. However, I understand the service is better. They offer different plans according to tiers. If you have more devices, you get better pricing.
It's reasonably priced. The pricing is very competitive. From the point of view where small businesses cannot afford a full stack, Huntress provides a basic solution where your threats are taken care of with the awareness training that's attached. If you are looking for something very basic to put in place, it's very good value for money. I'd rate the pricing six out of ten. However, there are a whole lot of other factors that you need to look at when you purchase a solution. You need to look at not just the product. You need to look at the team behind the product. You need to look at effectiveness. You need to look at after-sales support, et cetera. In general, they are fairly inexpensive and very competitive. Even if they would bump up their prices a little bit, they are a decent solution to look at. They are worth the investment.
Senior Consultant at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
Real User
Top 20
2024-07-05T11:07:00Z
Jul 5, 2024
I rate the product pricing six out of ten for the Malaysian market. However, I would rate it a three out of ten for the Australian, New Zealand, or Singapore markets.
Cyber Security Engineer at Apex Computing Services Ltd
Real User
Top 10
2024-07-02T09:24:00Z
Jul 2, 2024
The solution is cheap compared to other alternatives. It offers good value for money. For the whole solution, it's up to about five pounds per device per month. Considering what it does, I think that's very good value.
CTO at a tech services company with 1-10 employees
Reseller
Top 20
2024-02-05T20:33:00Z
Feb 5, 2024
The pricing model for Huntress is similar to competitors and is charged per endpoint. While they have raised prices over the years, they've also invested significantly in development, which justifies the cost. Additionally, the tool itself is valuable, and we've never complained about the pricing.
I rate the product's price a five or six on a scale of one to ten, where one is cheap, and ten is expensive since it is a fairly priced product. There are no costs in addition to the standard licensing fees that I know about for the solution.
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Huntress is an easy sell to clients because it does all the heavy lifting. Sometimes, they will buck a little at the price because they want a free antivirus or EDR. We tell them that we use Huntress on all our machines. That is our standard process for all the machines we roll out. When we give that advice, people are pretty willing to say okay.
The pricing is great.
We haven't had any problems with Huntress' pricing. We're at 250 workstations, and we've grown considerably this year. They've been able to handle everything that we've thrown at them within that time frame. They're also reducing the price based on how many endpoints we add.
The solution's pricing is fair. I like that Huntress monitors for units that are no longer checking in and automatically removes them so that you don't get billed. Huntress is 5% to 10% more expensive than other tools we've evaluated.
The cost-effectiveness of Huntress, compared to other solutions, is much greater. The pricing is good. It's where it should be.
The pricing is a little bit high. However, I understand the service is better. They offer different plans according to tiers. If you have more devices, you get better pricing.
It's reasonably priced. The pricing is very competitive. From the point of view where small businesses cannot afford a full stack, Huntress provides a basic solution where your threats are taken care of with the awareness training that's attached. If you are looking for something very basic to put in place, it's very good value for money. I'd rate the pricing six out of ten. However, there are a whole lot of other factors that you need to look at when you purchase a solution. You need to look at not just the product. You need to look at the team behind the product. You need to look at effectiveness. You need to look at after-sales support, et cetera. In general, they are fairly inexpensive and very competitive. Even if they would bump up their prices a little bit, they are a decent solution to look at. They are worth the investment.
I rate the product pricing six out of ten for the Malaysian market. However, I would rate it a three out of ten for the Australian, New Zealand, or Singapore markets.
The solution is cheap compared to other alternatives. It offers good value for money. For the whole solution, it's up to about five pounds per device per month. Considering what it does, I think that's very good value.
It works well for an MSP.
The pricing is competitive, in line with Huntress's offerings, and aligns well with our business model.
The pricing model for Huntress is similar to competitors and is charged per endpoint. While they have raised prices over the years, they've also invested significantly in development, which justifies the cost. Additionally, the tool itself is valuable, and we've never complained about the pricing.
I rate the product's price a five or six on a scale of one to ten, where one is cheap, and ten is expensive since it is a fairly priced product. There are no costs in addition to the standard licensing fees that I know about for the solution.
The tool’s price is very good. You just need to pay for the standard license. However, you need to pay the additional cost for Microsoft Defender.
Regarding the pricing of this solution, I would rate it a nine, on a scale from one to 10, with one being very expensive and 10 being a great price.