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Comparing as AI Threat Detection & SIEM
SentinelOne vs Wiz

Compare features, pricing, pros & cons, and user ratings to decide which AI tool is best for your needs.

SentinelOne

SentinelOne

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Wiz

Wiz

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Detailed Comparison

Feature
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Pricing
PaidSentinelOne offers five pricing tiers based on per-endpoint annual licensing: Singularity Core: ~$69.99/device/year \u2014 EPP and basic endpoint protection. Singularity Control: $79.99/device/year \u2014 adds firewall management, device control, and cloud workload protection. Singularity Complete: $179.99/device/year \u2014 adds full EDR, XDR, Storyline, Purple AI, and 14-day data retention. Singularity Commercial: $229.99/device/year \u2014 adds identity threat detection, managed threat hunting, and 90-day data retention. Singularity Enterprise: custom pricing \u2014 adds agentic AI SOC analyst, full forensics, and 24/7 MDR. Starting price is approximately $5.83/endpoint/month. Enterprise pricing is custom-quoted via the sales team. Vigilance MDR can be added as a managed service layer on any tier. A 30-day free trial is available.
EnterpriseWiz uses enterprise-only, workload-based pricing and does not publish list prices; all plans require a sales conversation. Published AWS Marketplace reference pricing lists Wiz Essential at $24,000/year and Wiz Advanced at $38,000/year for 100 cloud workloads, with add-ons such as Wiz Sensor ($28,000/year for 100 sensors), Wiz Code ($58,500/year for 100 code licenses), and Wiz Defend ($18,000/year for 300GB of monthly log ingestion). Third-party spend data (Vendr) puts overall contract values between roughly $24,000 and $354,000/year, with a median around $111,500/year. Most contracts run 12 months, and pricing scales with the number of cloud workloads protected.
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Summary
Autonomous AI XDR with offline EDR, one-click ransomware rollback, Purple AI, and 100% MITRE coverage
Agentless cloud security that connects code, cloud, and runtime into one graph
SentinelOne

SentinelOne Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Autonomous on-device AI — detection and response continues even when endpoints are offline or air-gapped
  • One-click ransomware rollback via VSS — restores encrypted files instantly without manual intervention
  • 100% MITRE ATT&CK detection coverage (2024) — best-in-class independent detection benchmark result
  • Storyline ActiveEDR auto-correlates attack events into visual narratives — eliminates manual investigation
  • Purple AI (first LLM natively in XDR) — natural-language threat hunting and agentic investigation from Complete tier
  • $1.001B FY2026 revenue, $1.055B ARR — proven scale with 22-24% YoY growth on NYSE
  • Unified platform: endpoint + identity (Attivo) + cloud (PingSafe) + AI-SIEM + MDR in one agent

Cons

  • Pricing is largely quote-based at higher tiers — harder to budget upfront vs CrowdStrike’s published list pricing
  • EDR, data retention, Storyline, and Purple AI only available from the Complete tier ($179.99/device/yr) and above
  • Still GAAP unprofitable despite $1B+ ARR — -$451M GAAP net loss in FY2026
  • Advanced features require significant SOC expertise to fully leverage
  • Cross-platform macOS/Linux coverage is less mature than Windows in some edge cases
Wiz

Wiz Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Agentless architecture enables fast onboarding without deploying agents everywhere
  • Unified Security Graph correlates risk across code, cloud, identity, and runtime
  • Strong analyst recognition: Forrester Wave CNAPP Leader, IDC MarketScape, high review ratings
  • AI-SPM addresses emerging shadow-AI and model exposure risks
  • Backed by Google Cloud following the March 2026 acquisition, ensuring continued investment

Cons

  • Enterprise-only pricing with no free tier, self-serve option, or published list price
  • Per-workload pricing scales linearly and can grow expensive for large cloud estates
  • Full value (runtime protection, AI agents) requires significant configuration effort
  • Limited built-in runtime protection compared to dedicated CWPP/EDR-only tools
  • Recent Google acquisition introduces some uncertainty around long-term roadmap and pricing