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Sysdig Pricing: Plans & Cost Calculator 2026

No public price on the vendor site. Sysdig lists per-host rates on AWS Marketplace, $36 a host for Monitor and $72 for CNAPP Enterprise.

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Sysdig plans and pricing

High· Verified July 8, 2026
Plan

Monitor Enterprise

Cloud & container monitoring

from $36/host/mo
$36/host/month (minimum 20 units)
Cloud & container monitoring
Time-series metrics + Cost Advisor
Overage: $0.06/host-hr, $7.00/time-series metric
Monitor Enterprise
Plan

CNAPP Enterprise

Full cloud-native security (CNAPP)

from $72/host/mo
$72/host/month (minimum 20 units)
Full cloud-native security: runtime + posture + detection & response
Real-time threat detection; prioritize in-use vulnerabilities (reduce noise up to 95%)
Overage: $0.13/host-hr, $2.50/cloud-log event
Choose CNAPP Enterprise

Sysdig pricing: the quick answer

Quick answerHigh· Verified July 8, 2026

Sysdig's own pricing page is quote-only, but its AWS Marketplace listing publishes the real per-host rates: CNAPP Enterprise runs $72 per host per month and Monitor Enterprise Host runs $36 per host per month, both with a 20-host minimum purchase. There is no free tier. On top of the committed host rate, usage overages stack separately, including $0.13 per host-hour on CNAPP Enterprise plus metered fees for cloud-logs events and time-series metrics. So the sticker is two layers: a committed per-host base plus metered usage. Larger deals route through a Private Offer.

  • Monitor Enterprise$36/mo
  • CNAPP Enterprise$72/mo
Run your numbers in the cost calculator: pick a plan, add your expected usage, and see the full monthly bill.
Free tier
No
Billing model
Usage-Based
Cheapest paid
$36/mo
Annual discount
Not offered

At $36/mo to start, Sysdig sits 76% below the $149.83/mo median across 2 cloud security (cnapp/cspm) tools we track.


Sysdig cost calculator

Sysdig Hidden Costs & Pitfalls

What sits on top of the plan fee

Sysdig bills in two stacked layers, and the marketplace rate card exposes both. The committed host rate is only the floor; overages meter on top of it.

20-host minimum sets the real floor
Both public dimensions require buying at least 20 hosts. At $72 per host per month, the smallest CNAPP Enterprise commitment is 20 x $72, so the entry point is $1,440 a month before any usage; Monitor Enterprise Host at $36 puts its floor at $720 a month. A team with only a handful of nodes still pays for 20.
$72 (CNAPP) / $36 (Monitor) per host/mo, 20 min
Usage overages stack on the committed base
Past your committed hosts, the meter runs: CNAPP Enterprise adds $0.13 per host-hour and serverless CaaS at $0.03 per host-hour, Monitor adds $0.06 per host-hour, Cloud Logs events cost $2.50 each, and Monitor time-series metrics cost $7.00 apiece. A noisy logging pipeline or a metric-heavy dashboard can add a four-figure line on its own, so track event and metric volume as closely as your node count.
$0.02 to $7.00 per unit
Big deals leave the rate card
The published per-host rates cover self-serve marketplace purchases; larger commitments move to a Private Offer negotiated with no list price. Expect a sales cycle once you scale past a straightforward host count.
rate not published
Sysdig Cost Analysis

Sysdig pricing, read against its live plans and category

Positioning

$36/moentry price
76% below the category median
low $7.99median $149.83 · n=2high $291.67

Sysdig's own site sends you to sales, but the AWS Marketplace listing exposes the actual rate card. CNAPP Enterprise is $72 per host per month and Monitor Enterprise Host is $36 per host per month, each with a 20-host minimum. That minimum matters more than the unit rate: it sets a real floor of $1,440/mo for CNAPP and $720/mo for Monitor before a single overage. The platform is valued highly by teams running complex Kubernetes environments, and it is the natural home for Falco-based runtime detection. It is a specialist tool, worth the per-host premium for dedicated security operations and wasteful if you hand it to general developers.

Cost drivers

  • 1The committed host rate is layer one. Layer two is metered overage: $0.13 per host-hour on CNAPP, $2.50 per Cloud Logs event, and $7.00 per Monitor time-series metric, among others. High log or metric volume can inflate the bill well past the host math.
  • 2Self-hosting instead of the SaaS version trades the subscription for real infrastructure and maintenance overhead you carry yourself.
  • 3Scaling cluster size can trip step-up thresholds even though the model is meant to be steadier than a Datadog-style bill.

Watch-outs

The common failure is the gap between a clean demo and a messy real deployment.

Strengths

  • Creator and primary sponsor of CNCF Falco, which buys real community trust.
  • Best-in-class runtime container security.
  • A genuinely Kubernetes-native architecture rather than a bolted-on scanner.

Editor’s take

Teams running complex multi-cloud Kubernetes should consolidate on the full Sysdig Platform and keep an eye on the overage meters alongside the host count. If you only need threat detection and compliance without deep observability, Sysdig Secure alone is enough. For an agentless, side-scanning alternative with a different take on risk prioritization, weigh Wiz against it.

Oleh KemOleh KemFounder & Lead Analyst
ComparEdge EditorialUpdated: July 8, 2026

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