Transparent Pricing

Managed SOC Pricing That
Actually Fits Small Business

No enterprise contracts. No per-endpoint surprises. Flat-rate 24/7 security monitoring with AI triage and human analysts — starting at $799/month.

74%
of breaches involve the human element — phishing, errors, or stolen credentials
Verizon DBIR, 2024
$4.45M
average total cost of a data breach
IBM/Ponemon, 2023
43%
of all cyberattacks specifically target small businesses
2026 DBIR
277
days on average to detect and contain a breach — while attackers move in hours
IBM/Ponemon, 2023
What You're Getting

What $799/Month Actually Buys You

The components of a real security program are expensive when purchased separately. A SIEM platform — Splunk, QRadar, or Microsoft Sentinel — costs $50,000–$200,000 per year at SMB scale, before the engineering time required to operate it. EDR tools run $15–$50 per endpoint per year. A single security analyst in Arizona earns $85,000–$110,000 per year in base salary alone, before benefits, PTO, and tooling — and you need a minimum of four to five to cover 24/7 shifts.

ARIA bundles all of this into one flat monthly subscription. The math is not close — ARIA Professional costs less per year than three months of a single analyst's salary.

Every ARIA plan includes a 30-day onboarding period with dedicated setup assistance, a Business Associate Agreement for HIPAA-covered clients, and month-to-month flexibility with no long-term commitment required.

  • Wazuh SIEM/XDR deployment and ongoing management
  • AI-powered alert triage (ARIA engine)
  • AI-native triage with human escalation on critical threats
  • MITRE ATT&CK mapping per confirmed alert
  • Monthly compliance reports (HIPAA / PCI-DSS / SOC 2)
  • Incident response support included at no extra charge
  • Business Associate Agreement (BAA) for HIPAA clients
  • No setup fees, no contracts, cancel with 30 days notice
Plan Breakdown

Three Plans, One Clear Decision

Pick the tier that fits your endpoint count and compliance needs. All plans include the same core detection and response capabilities.

Starter
$799/mo
Up to 10 endpoints
  • 24/7 endpoint monitoring
  • Microsoft 365 monitoring
  • Real-time threat alerts
  • Monthly security report
  • HIPAA-ready monitoring
  • Email and chat support
  • 30-day onboarding included
  • Business Associate Agreement
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Additional endpoints: $30/endpoint/mo

★ Most Popular
Professional
$1,499/mo
Up to 25 endpoints
  • Everything in Starter
  • Business email compromise detection
  • Phishing analysis
  • Impossible travel detection
  • Mailbox rule & admin change monitoring
  • DMARC/DKIM/SPF enforcement
  • Weekly security reports
  • HIPAA / PCI-DSS / SOC 2 compliance reporting
  • Full incident response support
  • Dedicated Telegram alerts
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Additional endpoints: $25/endpoint/mo

Enterprise
$2,500+/mo
Unlimited endpoints
  • Everything in Professional
  • Firewall log monitoring
  • Azure AD & Google Workspace integration
  • Dedicated SOC analyst assigned to your account
  • Custom integrations
  • 15-minute critical response SLA
  • Quarterly executive security reviews
  • Custom compliance reporting
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Pricing varies by environment complexity

Cost Comparison

ARIA vs. Building It Yourself

Most businesses significantly underestimate the true cost of an in-house SOC.

Component In-House SOC ARIA
4–5 Tier 1 Analysts (24/7 coverage) $260K–$425K/yr Included
SIEM Platform (Splunk/Sentinel) $50K–$200K/yr Included
EDR Licensing $15–$50/endpoint/yr Included
Threat Intelligence Feeds $5K–$30K/yr Included
Compliance Reporting $10K–$40K/yr (consultant) Included
Incident Response $200–$400/hr (retainer) Included
Total Annual Cost $500K–$800K+ $9,588–$30,000
  • 1 security analyst salary = 4–6× the annual cost of ARIA Professional
  • SIEM platform licensing alone exceeds ARIA Enterprise annual pricing
  • Cyber insurance discounts often offset 15–25% of ARIA subscription cost
  • No setup fees, no contracts, no hardware — cancel with 30 days notice
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before getting started.

Is there a setup fee?
No. There are no setup fees on any ARIA plan. All plans include a 30-day onboarding period with dedicated setup assistance — endpoint agent deployment, Microsoft 365 integration, alert routing configuration, and detection rule tuning — at no additional cost. You pay the monthly subscription rate from day one, and monitoring begins as soon as onboarding is complete.
Do you require a contract?
All ARIA plans are month-to-month with no long-term commitment required. You can cancel with 30 days notice at any time. Enterprise plans offer an optional annual agreement with a 15% discount for organizations that prefer predictable annual budgeting.
What counts as an endpoint?
An endpoint is any device with the Wazuh agent installed: Windows workstations and laptops, Macs, Linux desktops and servers, and Windows servers. Cloud workloads — AWS EC2 instances, Azure VMs, and GCP Compute instances — also count as endpoints when monitored via the agent. Network devices (switches, routers, firewalls) and printers do not count as endpoints; we monitor these via log ingestion rather than agent deployment.
Do you sign a BAA for HIPAA-covered clients?
Yes. A Business Associate Agreement is included with all ARIA plans at no additional cost. This is a legal requirement for any vendor that creates, receives, maintains, or transmits electronic Protected Health Information on your behalf. ARIA's BAA aligns with HHS's sample BAA provisions and is executed as part of the onboarding process.
What happens if we go over our endpoint limit?
Additional endpoints beyond your plan's limit are billed at the overage rate: $30 per endpoint per month on Starter, $25 per endpoint per month on Professional. We track your endpoint count continuously and notify you before any overage charges are applied. If you consistently exceed your limit, we will recommend upgrading to the next plan tier.
Can we start on Starter and upgrade to Professional later?
Yes. Plan upgrades take effect immediately and are prorated for the remainder of the billing cycle. Downgrades require 30 days notice and take effect at the next billing period. Clients typically move to Professional once they experience the value of the monitoring and want the additional email threat detection, compliance reporting, and weekly reports. For many, that happens within the first few months.
Honest About Scope

What We Don't Cover

ARIA is a security monitoring and incident response service. These things are outside our scope.

IT Management & MSP Services

We do not manage your laptops, configure your firewalls, handle helpdesk tickets, deploy software updates, or patch your operating systems. If you need those services, you need an MSP relationship alongside ARIA. Many of our clients work with an existing IT provider for day-to-day management and use ARIA specifically for security monitoring and threat response.

Compliance Consulting

ARIA does not replace a compliance consultant, HIPAA compliance officer, PCI-DSS QSA, or SOC 2 auditor. We provide the technical security controls and continuous documentation that compliance frameworks require — but formal compliance programs require human expertise to interpret requirements and manage regulatory relationships. ARIA makes your compliance consultant's job significantly easier.

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Most clients are fully monitored within 2–5 business days. No contracts, no setup fees, no hardware required. Book a free assessment and we'll show you exactly what ARIA would monitor in your environment.