Both vendors now publish. At the entry EDR tier, CrowdStrike Falcon Pro lists at $99.99 per device per year versus SentinelOne Singularity Complete at $179.99 per endpoint per year, so CrowdStrike is cheaper per unit at list. The closer comparison is CrowdStrike Falcon Enterprise at $184.99 against Singularity Complete at $179.99, where SentinelOne edges it. CrowdStrike can fold incident response into Falcon Complete while SentinelOne prices MDR separately, and SentinelOne routes every purchase through an authorised partner whose price is the one you sign. The all-in winner depends on your tier and whether you need managed response, and both discount 20 to 40 percent against each other’s quotes.
Entry EDR tier, side by side
| Dimension | CrowdStrike Falcon | SentinelOne Singularity |
|---|---|---|
| Entry EDR tier | Falcon Pro | Singularity Complete |
| List price | $99.99/device/yr | $179.99/endpoint/yr |
| Per month | $14.99 | ~$8-15 |
| Pricing published? | Yes (store) | No (aggregated) |
| Bundled IR / MDR | Falcon Complete (option) | Vigilance (separate add-on) |
| Sensor weight | Under 10MB | Light, with rollback |
| Standout | Top MITRE scores, light agent | Autonomous response, rollback |
CrowdStrike figures are from its public store; SentinelOne now publishes list prices for Singularity Complete and Commercial on its own platform packages page. Both sides of this comparison are vendor-listed prices. See the CrowdStrike and SentinelOne pages for the full tier breakdowns.
Where CrowdStrike wins on cost
- Lower per-unit list at the entry EDR tier ($99.99 vs $179.99).
- Single-vendor bundled IR via Falcon Complete avoids a separate MDR contract.
- Lighter sensor reduces endpoint performance overhead and support load.
- Sells direct as well as through partners, so the published price can be the price you pay.
Where SentinelOne wins on cost
- Singularity Complete at $179.99 undercuts CrowdStrike Falcon Enterprise at $184.99 while carrying full EDR and Storyline, so the top-tier comparison goes SentinelOne’s way.
- Autonomous one-click rollback can cut analyst hours on ransomware, lowering operating cost.
- Frequently the cheaper starting quote, useful as the lever against CrowdStrike.
The honest verdict
Neither is decisively cheaper across the board. If you need bundled managed response, CrowdStrike’s Falcon Complete path often wins the all-in number despite the higher base list. If you are self-managing and budget-constrained, SentinelOne’s lower tiers usually win the licence line. The one move that beats both: run the two procurements in parallel and use each quote to discount the other. Then layer deployment, tuning, and operating cost in the budget calculator before you decide.