It's not the cheapest, but it's reasonably priced, around a five on a scale from one to ten. It's suitable for small, medium, and enterprise businesses and offers competitive pricing. There are no additional costs; it's a renewable purchase, either annually or as needed.
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I would rate it a seven, indicating a satisfactory and moderate level. Despite being somewhat on the expensive side, it aligns with our long-standing relationship with Symantec, and we find it acceptable.
Symantec negotiated with our purchasing team and offered us a good deal on support and licensing. However, I wasn't involved, so I don't know the specifics.
Technical operations manager at a consultancy with 11-50 employees
Real User
Jan 10, 2023
If you have a variety of different endpoints, including heavily protected endpoints and some endpoints that are in the field, Symantec allows you to apply different licensing so you don't have to put everything under Endpoint Complete, which is more extensive. You can split it and apply licenses for Enterprise Complete to those devices that need that level of protection. For heavily protected servers that mostly deal with file processing or other things that don't have serious exposure, you can just keep them in the standard license. There's flexibility in the licensing.
Information Technology Manager at a consultancy with 1-10 employees
Real User
Oct 9, 2022
We have Symantec Endpoint Security Enterprise, and it's very competitively priced. However, there is a considerable jump in price for upgrading to the EDR, so that's more compatible with enterprise-level organizations. We are a small shop with 240 licenses but have different sites and only two IT staff. The tool is easy to manage, though it has flaws such as browser protection, and we would prefer if this were a managed solution, as the associated cost is very high. We want to see a more significant price gap between the enterprise and SME levels, but this isn't the case.
Global Chief Information Security Officer at a tech services company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Feb 18, 2022
I don't handle any aspect of the licensing or billing of the product. I can't speak to the costs involved. That said, it's my understanding that we use it as an organization due to the fact that the pricing is relatively reasonable.
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The tool fits within our budget. It is not expensive.
The product is expensive. I rate the product’s pricing an eight out of ten, where one is cheap, and ten is expensive.
The product is neither cheap nor expensive, meaning it is an average-priced solution.
The product is not very expensive.
It's not the cheapest, but it's reasonably priced, around a five on a scale from one to ten. It's suitable for small, medium, and enterprise businesses and offers competitive pricing. There are no additional costs; it's a renewable purchase, either annually or as needed.
I rate the tool's pricing a six out of ten.
I would rate it a seven, indicating a satisfactory and moderate level. Despite being somewhat on the expensive side, it aligns with our long-standing relationship with Symantec, and we find it acceptable.
I rate Symantec Endpoint Security Enterprise's pricing a two out of ten.
The price of the solution is okay when compared to other products.
Symantec negotiated with our purchasing team and offered us a good deal on support and licensing. However, I wasn't involved, so I don't know the specifics.
If you have a variety of different endpoints, including heavily protected endpoints and some endpoints that are in the field, Symantec allows you to apply different licensing so you don't have to put everything under Endpoint Complete, which is more extensive. You can split it and apply licenses for Enterprise Complete to those devices that need that level of protection. For heavily protected servers that mostly deal with file processing or other things that don't have serious exposure, you can just keep them in the standard license. There's flexibility in the licensing.
We have Symantec Endpoint Security Enterprise, and it's very competitively priced. However, there is a considerable jump in price for upgrading to the EDR, so that's more compatible with enterprise-level organizations. We are a small shop with 240 licenses but have different sites and only two IT staff. The tool is easy to manage, though it has flaws such as browser protection, and we would prefer if this were a managed solution, as the associated cost is very high. We want to see a more significant price gap between the enterprise and SME levels, but this isn't the case.
The price of Symantec Endpoint Security Enterprise is expensive. When compared to other solutions they should reduce the price.
I don't deal directly with the licensing process. I can't speak about the exact price.
The cost of the solution is reasonable.
I don't handle any aspect of the licensing or billing of the product. I can't speak to the costs involved. That said, it's my understanding that we use it as an organization due to the fact that the pricing is relatively reasonable.