Senior Ot Security Consultant at a tech vendor with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 5
Aug 3, 2026
My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing is that it is pretty straightforward for Nozomi Networks. The whole license model is based on how many assets you need to protect. Previously, it was on-premises versus cloud. So there are two tiers or perhaps more tiers, but two ways of structuring the pricing, and it is quite clear and transparent. I do not think that anyone can be confused by the way they are structuring it. The one caveat is that they recently increased their prices by approximately 30 percent from July 1st, so that is something worth considering.
My experience with Nozomi Networks in terms of pricing and licensing is that it is generally a premium solution, not a standard one for all organizational needs. It is more than a typical premium solution, specifically focused on IT and OT systems in our critical infrastructure environment. The pricing is slightly high, which influences smaller organizations' decisions against implementing Nozomi Networks.
Nozomi Networks enhances ICS and OT cybersecurity through threat detection, monitoring, and comprehensive asset management. Users value its real-time anomaly detection, advanced threat detection via machine learning, and intuitive interface, which streamline workflows and boost efficiency, ensuring compliance and robust network security.
My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing is that it is pretty straightforward for Nozomi Networks. The whole license model is based on how many assets you need to protect. Previously, it was on-premises versus cloud. So there are two tiers or perhaps more tiers, but two ways of structuring the pricing, and it is quite clear and transparent. I do not think that anyone can be confused by the way they are structuring it. The one caveat is that they recently increased their prices by approximately 30 percent from July 1st, so that is something worth considering.
My experience with Nozomi Networks in terms of pricing and licensing is that it is generally a premium solution, not a standard one for all organizational needs. It is more than a typical premium solution, specifically focused on IT and OT systems in our critical infrastructure environment. The pricing is slightly high, which influences smaller organizations' decisions against implementing Nozomi Networks.
Nozomi Networks and Claroty are on the expensive end of the market, so the client should have those budgets available.
Nozomi Networks is priced moderately. Its cost is not too expensive, but it is not low either.
It is probably mid-range in pricing. It's not cheap, yet it is also not super expensive either.
The solution's pricing is good and cheaper than that of Claroty. Nozomi Networks is worth the money.
We have a monthly license.