Enterprise Security Without the Enterprise Price Tag
Legacy vendors charge six figures and lock you into multi-year contracts. Sandworm delivers the same capabilities at a fraction of the cost, with no commitments.
How Sandworm Compares
A side-by-side look at features and pricing across four leading security platforms.
| Feature | Sandworm | CrowdStrike | Palo Alto | Wiz |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Entry price | From $76/mo | $50K+/yr | $75K+/yr | $100K+/yr |
| EDR | Included | Included | Included | Not offered |
| SIEM | Included | Add-on | Add-on | Not offered |
| NGFW | Included | Not offered | Included | Not offered |
| SASE (ZTNA+SWG+CASB+DLP) | Included | Add-on | Add-on | Not offered |
| Cloud security | Included | Add-on | Add-on | Included |
| No annual contract | Yes | Not offered | Not offered | Not offered |
| Self-serve onboarding | Yes | Not offered | Not offered | Not offered |
| 7-day free trial | Yes | Not offered | Not offered | Not offered |
The Sandworm Advantage
Built for SMBs, not retrofitted
Enterprise vendors bolt on small-business tiers as an afterthought. Sandworm was designed from day one for teams of 10 to 500 -- with pricing, onboarding, and dashboards that match.
One vendor, eleven tools
Anti-social-engineering, cloud, SIEM, EDR, NGFW, SASE, threat intel, and SOAR from a single provider. No integration headaches, no finger-pointing between vendors when something breaks.
Transparent, monthly pricing
Every price is on the pricing page. No "contact sales" required, no annual commitment, no surprises at renewal. Change or cancel your plan at any time.
Minutes to deploy, not months
Legacy platforms require professional services engagements and weeks of configuration. Sandworm agents install in minutes, and policies apply automatically.
No vendor lock-in
Cancel any product anytime. Export your data anytime. We earn your business every month instead of trapping you in multi-year contracts.
Modern architecture
Cloud-native from the start. No legacy on-prem baggage, no bloated agents, no dependency on hardware appliances that become end-of-life.
Sovereign AI security — heading toward silicon
The market has split into two camps: fast, fixed-function security hardware that cannot learn, and smart AI-driven platforms that require you to trust your most sensitive telemetry to someone else's cloud. Neither camp is good enough for the operators who need both. Sandworm's goal is to be the third option: fast like the fixed-function appliances, smart like the cloud-AI platforms, provable and sovereign like neither.
Because Sandworm owns its AI from the mathematics up — Mendicant is built without external ML frameworks and without cloud dependencies — the platform can pursue capabilities neither camp can credibly claim simultaneously: verdicts that are provably signed and attestable, a runtime that operates fully air-gapped with data never leaving the boundary, a model that adapts to the local environment, inline enforcement, and cryptographic post-quantum safety throughout.
Today that capability runs as software. The roadmap takes it toward dedicated, accredited hardware for the defense, federal, and sovereign operators who are legally barred from cloud AI and legally mandated toward post-quantum, auditable, on-premises systems. This is a forward-looking program, not a shipping product today — but the architectural decisions made from day one are the ones that make it possible.
See it for yourself.
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