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SentinelOne Singularity Platform packages

This article is about the Singularity Core, Control, Complete, Commercial and Enterprise packages, their add-ons, and how cloud workload and identity protection are licensed. For the contract framework see SentinelOne licensing.

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The Singularity Platform packages are the five commercial bundles in which SentinelOne sells its endpoint, cloud workload and identity protection: Singularity Core, Control, Complete, Commercial and Enterprise. Each package is a subscription priced per endpoint per year. Four of them have public list prices, and Singularity Enterprise is quoted.[1] The contractual unit is the Endpoint. The Master Subscription Agreement defines it as physical or virtual computing devices and/or computing environments, such as containers, that can process data.[5] The Singularity Platform licence is limited to the quantity of Endpoints in a valid Purchase Order.[6] Packages build on one another. Each higher tier is described as “all the features of” the one below “plus” further capabilities.[1]

Editions

Price list

Catalog SKU Package Price (USD) Notes 
Singularity Core - annual Core 69.99 per endpoint annually Shown in the comparison-table selector[1] 
Singularity Control - annual Control 79.99 per endpoint annually Shown in the comparison-table selector[1] 
Singularity Complete - annual Complete 179.99 per endpoint per year “For growing, collaborative teams”[1] 
Singularity Commercial - annual Commercial 229.99 per endpoint per year “For teams who need more advanced security”[1] 
Singularity Enterprise Enterprise Contact sales “For organizations operating at global scale”[1] 

All prices are in U.S. dollars, may not include taxes and are displayed for 5-100 workstations.[1] Purchases are made through an authorized third-party partner. The published prices therefore do not reflect final pricing, and where the partner’s pricing conflicts with them, the partner’s pricing controls.[1] SentinelOne publishes no part numbers, no volume bands above 100 workstations, and no multi-year prices.

What each package adds

Singularity Core is positioned as a replacement for legacy antivirus: cloud-native NGAV and EPP. It includes static and behavioural AI on the agent, Storyline tracking, and one-click remediation and rollback.[3]

Singularity Control adds suite features to the same agent. These are native firewall (network) control for Windows, macOS and Linux, USB and Bluetooth device control, and rogue device discovery.[4] The Rogues capability comes with Singularity Control and Singularity Complete. Singularity Ranger is a separate module that adds network discovery and fingerprinting of IP-enabled devices.[4]

Singularity Complete adds AI-driven endpoint and cloud workload protection, real-time threat detection and response, 14 days of data retention and the AI Security Assistant.[1]

Singularity Commercial adds Identity Detection & Response, 90-day data retention and Managed Threat Hunting.[1]

Singularity Enterprise adds the Agentic AI SOC Analyst for automated triage, “Full Visibility & Forensics” for deep network data collection, and expert-led onboarding and training.[1]

The package datasheet presents the same matrix for Control, Complete, Commercial and Enterprise. Its rows include role-based access control, multi-tenant management, EPP, advanced EPP controls, cloud workload protection, XDR, the AI Security Assistant, the Agentic AI SOC Analyst, data retention (14 or 90 days), identity threat detection and response, managed threat hunting, MDR, network discovery, forensic data collection, onboarding and training. Several cells are marked “Add On”.[2] On the web comparison, the Agentic AI SOC Analyst and Managed Threat Hunting are add-ons below the tier that includes them, and Managed Detection and Response is an add-on for Commercial and Enterprise.[1] MDR itself is covered in SentinelOne managed services and warranties.

Add-on licences outside the matrix

The FAQ names two add-on licences that the comparison does not show. The Mobile Agent requires an add-on licence.[7] RemoteOps Forensics requires Singularity Complete together with the RemoteOps Forensics add-on licence.[7] Catalog proof: Mobile Agent and RemoteOps Forensics require add-on licences.

Metrics

The only package metric is the Endpoint. The public pages say “per endpoint”,[1] and the FAQ says prices vary with the number of deployed endpoint agents.[7] Data retention is a package attribute measured in days (14 or 90), not a separately metered quantity.[1] Retention beyond the package, and ingestion of third-party data, are licensed through Singularity Data Lake. See SentinelOne Data Lake, AI SIEM and Purple AI licensing.

Counting / floors

Quantity (effective 2026-05-14). The licence is limited to the Endpoint quantity in the Purchase Order.[6] An estate normally mixes packages. For example, servers may be on one package and workstations on another. Each package line should therefore be reconciled separately against the agents assigned to it in the console. Catalog proof: Licence limited to the Endpoint quantity in the Purchase Order.

Overage (effective 2026-06-24). Agents above the purchased quantity are a True-Up. SentinelOne may invoice them pro rata or as overages at the unit price in the Existing Purchase Order.[5] The unit price for an overage is therefore the customer’s negotiated price, not the list price. Catalog proof: Usage above the Purchase Order is invoiced as a True-Up.

Floors. No minimum quantity is published. The only published threshold is the 5-100 workstation band to which the displayed prices apply.[1] Catalog proof: Public prices are indicative; partner pricing controls.

Virtualization & partitioning

Because the Endpoint definition includes virtual devices and computing environments such as containers,[5] virtual machines and VDI desktops that run the agent count one for one. Singularity Core’s FAQ says the agents support physical systems, VDI and cloud service providers. It lists VMware vSphere, Horizon, Workstation and Fusion, Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop, Microsoft Hyper-V and Oracle VirtualBox among the supported virtualization and VDI platforms.[3] The retrieved documents contain no rule for non-persistent VDI (for example counting concurrent rather than provisioned desktops), no host-based alternative and no partitioning policy. A practitioner should obtain any such concession in writing in the Purchase Order. Catalog proof: Virtual devices and containers count as Endpoints.

Cloud workload and identity protection

Cloud workloads. Singularity Cloud Workload Security gives runtime protection to servers, VMs, containers, CaaS and serverless workloads.[9] Its datasheet lists Amazon EC2, Azure VM and Google Compute Engine, managed and self-managed Kubernetes services, and serverless container protection for Amazon ECS Fargate and EKS Fargate.[8] The Complete package and above include the “Cloud Workload Protection Platform” row.[1] No retrieved document states a separate unit for Kubernetes nodes, pods or serverless tasks. Under the MSA definition, each computing environment that can process data is an Endpoint.[5] The wider Singularity Cloud portfolio covers CSPM, CIEM, CWPP, DSPM and AI-SPM as one CNAPP.[12] Its posture modules are sold by quote with no published metric.

Identity. Singularity Identity unifies identity and endpoint protection in a single agent and platform.[10] Identity Threat Detection and Response is part of Singularity Commercial and Enterprise.[1] The retrieved documents do not define a separate identity metric (such as per user or per account). Identity covered through a package is therefore counted through the package’s Endpoint quantity.

Programs

Out of scope

This page does not cover partner or distributor price lists, discounts, multi-year pricing or MSSP agreements, none of which SentinelOne publishes. Singularity Ranger, Singularity Mobile and Cloud Native Security posture modules are named but not priced in the retrieved documents. Data Lake, AI SIEM, Purple AI and Credit-based consumption are covered in SentinelOne Data Lake, AI SIEM and Purple AI licensing.

References

  1. Platform Pricing & PackagesPer-endpoint prices; comparison table; footnotes on currency, 5-100 workstations and partner pricing. Undated.Retrieved 2026-09-30.
  2. Singularity Platform Pricing & Packages datasheetDocument code S1-DS-SINGULARITY_PLATFORM_PRICING_&_PACKAGES-08152025.Effective 2025-08-15. Retrieved 2026-09-30.
  3. Singularity CoreNGAV and EPP; OS and virtualization support FAQ. Undated.Retrieved 2026-09-30.
  4. Singularity ControlFirewall, device control, Rogues; Ranger module. Undated.Retrieved 2026-09-30.
  5. Master Subscription Agreement§1.7 Endpoint; §5.2 True-Up.Effective 2026-06-24. Retrieved 2026-09-30.
  6. Solutions Addendum: Singularity Platform Terms§2.4.1 licence limited to the quantity of Endpoints.Effective 2026-05-14. Retrieved 2026-09-30.
  7. SentinelOne FAQEndpoint-agent pricing; Mobile Agent and RemoteOps Forensics add-on licences. Undated.Retrieved 2026-09-30.
  8. Singularity Cloud Workload Security datasheetDocument code S1-DS-SINGULARITY_CLOUD_WORKLOAD_SECURITY-04152025.Effective 2025-04-15. Retrieved 2026-09-30.
  9. Singularity Cloud Workload SecurityRuntime protection scope. Undated.Retrieved 2026-09-30.
  10. Singularity Identity datasheetDocument code S1-DS-SINGULARITY_IDENTITY-10302025.Effective 2025-10-30. Retrieved 2026-09-30.
  11. Ransomware WarrantyControl or Complete SKU; Windows agents.Effective 2026-05-14. Retrieved 2026-09-30.
  12. Singularity CloudCNAPP scope: CSPM, CIEM, CWPP, DSPM, AI-SPM. Undated.Retrieved 2026-09-30.
  13. SentinelOne to Bring Enterprise-Grade AI Defense to Small and Mid-Sized Businesses through the Pax8 MarketplaceManaged AI Defense single-SKU per-endpoint offer.Effective 2025-09-03. Retrieved 2026-09-30.

See also

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