Seattle, WA-based cybersecurity company founded 2023. Private. Operates in AI-powered security operations. Serves SOC teams at enterprises and MSSPs with autonomous AI SOC analysts that investigate and resolve security alerts 24/7.
Pricing Change History
2 changesAI Detection Engineer agent announced (arriving 2027) and Threat Intel Analyst in Beta; page now frames four agents. Unlimited users, integrations and 8-hour SLA bullets no longer listed. Self-serve ROI calculator and ‘One agentic SOC. One price.’ package replaced by All-inclusive Enterprise (sized on employees), MSSP build-your-package, and new Federal tier; all quote-only.
Base plan restructured: bundles AI SOC Analyst, Threat Hunter, and Threat Intel into one package with unlimited investigations, replacing the single-product plan capped at 4,000/year per analyst.
Current plans
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Enterprise | Contact |
| MSSP | Contact |
| Federal | Contact |
Company Facts
How Dropzone AI compares with its peers
| Company | Entry price |
|---|---|
A AnthropicLast change: Nov 11, 2026 | $17 /mobilled annually |
O OpenAILast change: Nov 13, 2026 | $8 /mo |
G GoogleLast change: Oct 12, 2026 | Contact |
M MicrosoftLast change: Oct 26, 2026 | $5 /user/mobilled annually |
M Mistral AILast change: Oct 12, 2026 | $14.99 /mo |
C CohereLast change: Nov 9, 2026 | $0.08 Input tokens |
Dropzone AI pricing FAQ
- How much does Dropzone AI cost?
- Dropzone AI does not publish list prices — its 3 plans are quote-based.
- Does Dropzone AI have a free plan?
- No. Dropzone AI does not list a free tier.
- What pricing model does Dropzone AI use?
- Dropzone AI uses subscription pricing across 3 plans.
- When did Dropzone AI last change its pricing?
- Nov 2, 2026: Dropzone AI swaps ROI calculator for quote-only Enterprise, MSSP, Federal tiers.
- How often has Dropzone AI changed its pricing?
- Pulse has recorded 2 pricing changes for Dropzone AI since it started tracking on Jul 15, 2026; the pricing page was last checked on Nov 9, 2026.
- What does “tracked since” mean?
- It's the date of the first saved copy of the pricing page that Pulse checked for changes against a later copy. For a few companies we hold older copies that Pulse never checked for changes, and those don't change this date. If Pulse has never checked two copies, it's the date of the first saved copy.