My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Wiz was through an RFP where they offered us a good price, and the licensing was a flexible solution based on our business.
My thoughts on the pricing of Wiz is that for our use case, it has been moderate, as I was using a different tool earlier, so it's not been a very large jump. I would say it resides in that moderate zone, and it's not something that raises eyebrows, so I think we're good.
I’m familiar with their pricing. I believe it aligns well with what we typically see for security tools. It’s not unreasonable or outrageous. They have a great product that works effectively and fulfills its intended purpose. I don’t think there’s anyone else out there offering the same level, scale, or efficiency. While their pricing may be a bit on the premium side, it also enables users to consolidate tools, which can offset some of those costs.
Cloud Security Engineer at a tech vendor with 11-50 employees
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Top 10
Sep 9, 2025
I don't know how much we pay, but I do know that Wiz charges a lot. However, they're offering a good product, so it might be fair. I haven't seen the exact numbers.
Security Solutions Architect - Cloud Security Consultant at a consultancy with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 5
Sep 3, 2024
The sizing script provided by Wiz is fairly accurate. The support team will help you accurately identify the licensing needs. We've done it, and it is spot-on.
Regarding pricing, it’s more than $100k because we have a very big infrastructure. Our environment supports around three thousand people, and we offer business-to-client financial services to around one million clients, so we rely heavily on Wiz.
Wiz is quite expensive. However, having a comprehensive view of your cloud environment is essential. On-premises systems are much easier to track, but managing numerous instances in the cloud requires enhanced visibility. We are paying 250k per year. For our business case, we needed Wiz to meet regulatory requirements and quickly identify public exposure vulnerabilities, such as publicly accessible instances or resources. This information immediately helps prevent vulnerabilities within your business environment, providing a cybersecurity advantage. While this doesn't translate to direct financial benefits, it helps prevent potential breaches and escalations, which is invaluable. Like other security tools, Wiz incurs a cost, but its value lies in enhanced security rather than financial gain.
Sr. Manager AVP - Vuln Management and Threat Intelligence at a computer software company with 201-500 employees
Real User
Mar 17, 2023
I wish the pricing was more transparent. We are in the discovery phase of onboarding other business units and looking at what our pricing looks like. Wiz is agentless and goes based on our projects and resources, so it is good in terms of pricing compared to others. There is room for improvement on our pricing models, so it would be nice if Wiz could share the price beforehand rather than onboarding and then having pricing based on utilization. Despite this, the pricing is fair given the capabilities and features that Wiz offers, as competitors are not doing this at the same level yet.
Senior Information Security Engineer at a financial services firm with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Mar 15, 2023
Wiz is pretty expensive. It costs more than others in the market. For example, Lacework was half as much. We didn't get as much obviously, but it was half as much. The other platform was even less than Lacework, so Wiz is at the higher end of the market.
Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at a outsourcing company with 501-1,000 employees
Real User
Feb 23, 2023
The pricing is fair and comparable to their competitors. The cost seems to be going up, which is a concern. There are potential savings from consolidating tools, but we're uncertain how Wiz's pricing will change over time. It might follow a trajectory similar to Splunk. Early adopters got an excellent deal, but it became pricey when they became the market leader. Many CISOs are concerned about the longevity of Wiz's pricing model. It's becoming a go-to product that lots of folks are shifting toward.
CyberSecurity Sr Manager at a retailer with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 20
Dec 1, 2022
I believe they're moving to a different licensing model. We are still grandfathered to the initial pricing models. What I do like is that the pricing seems pretty simple. We don't have to do a lot of calculations to figure out what the components are. They do it by enabling specific features, either basics or advanced, which makes it easy to select. But I'll have to see how the new pricing model will work for us.
Wiz is a highly efficient solution for data security posture management (DSPM), with a 100% API-based approach that provides quick connectivity and comprehensive scans of platform configurations and workloads. The solution allows companies to automatically correlate sensitive data with relevant cloud context, such as public exposure, user identities, entitlements, and vulnerabilities.This integration enables them to understand data accessibility, configuration, usage, and movement within...
My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Wiz was through an RFP where they offered us a good price, and the licensing was a flexible solution based on our business.
My thoughts on the pricing of Wiz is that for our use case, it has been moderate, as I was using a different tool earlier, so it's not been a very large jump. I would say it resides in that moderate zone, and it's not something that raises eyebrows, so I think we're good.
I’m familiar with their pricing. I believe it aligns well with what we typically see for security tools. It’s not unreasonable or outrageous. They have a great product that works effectively and fulfills its intended purpose. I don’t think there’s anyone else out there offering the same level, scale, or efficiency. While their pricing may be a bit on the premium side, it also enables users to consolidate tools, which can offset some of those costs.
I don't know how much we pay, but I do know that Wiz charges a lot. However, they're offering a good product, so it might be fair. I haven't seen the exact numbers.
This feedback is not based on much experience yet, as we have only conducted POV or POC.
The cost depends on workload, features, and modules, and it is not inexpensive. Other technologies, like Orca, a competitor, are also expensive.
The sizing script provided by Wiz is fairly accurate. The support team will help you accurately identify the licensing needs. We've done it, and it is spot-on.
Regarding pricing, it’s more than $100k because we have a very big infrastructure. Our environment supports around three thousand people, and we offer business-to-client financial services to around one million clients, so we rely heavily on Wiz.
Wiz is quite expensive. However, having a comprehensive view of your cloud environment is essential. On-premises systems are much easier to track, but managing numerous instances in the cloud requires enhanced visibility. We are paying 250k per year. For our business case, we needed Wiz to meet regulatory requirements and quickly identify public exposure vulnerabilities, such as publicly accessible instances or resources. This information immediately helps prevent vulnerabilities within your business environment, providing a cybersecurity advantage. While this doesn't translate to direct financial benefits, it helps prevent potential breaches and escalations, which is invaluable. Like other security tools, Wiz incurs a cost, but its value lies in enhanced security rather than financial gain.
Wiz is a moderately priced solution, where it is neither cheap nor costly.
I wish the pricing was more transparent. We are in the discovery phase of onboarding other business units and looking at what our pricing looks like. Wiz is agentless and goes based on our projects and resources, so it is good in terms of pricing compared to others. There is room for improvement on our pricing models, so it would be nice if Wiz could share the price beforehand rather than onboarding and then having pricing based on utilization. Despite this, the pricing is fair given the capabilities and features that Wiz offers, as competitors are not doing this at the same level yet.
Wiz is pretty expensive. It costs more than others in the market. For example, Lacework was half as much. We didn't get as much obviously, but it was half as much. The other platform was even less than Lacework, so Wiz is at the higher end of the market.
The pricing is fair and comparable to their competitors. The cost seems to be going up, which is a concern. There are potential savings from consolidating tools, but we're uncertain how Wiz's pricing will change over time. It might follow a trajectory similar to Splunk. Early adopters got an excellent deal, but it became pricey when they became the market leader. Many CISOs are concerned about the longevity of Wiz's pricing model. It's becoming a go-to product that lots of folks are shifting toward.
The pricing is fair. Some of the more advanced features and functionalities and how the tiers are split can be somewhat confusing.
I believe they're moving to a different licensing model. We are still grandfathered to the initial pricing models. What I do like is that the pricing seems pretty simple. We don't have to do a lot of calculations to figure out what the components are. They do it by enabling specific features, either basics or advanced, which makes it easy to select. But I'll have to see how the new pricing model will work for us.