Every paid plan does the same core job — continuous, automated compliance monitoring across your devices, instead of a one-time scan. What changes between tiers is how many devices you can cover, how often they're checked, and which organizational features come with it. For exact current prices, see the pricing page — this article is about what each tier actually gets you.
You don't have to go up a tier just to get basic monitoring. Every plan — Basic through Enterprise — includes:
What scales up is device count and how often those devices get checked, plus a set of features that only turn on once you're managing devices at some scale.
| Tier | Monitored devices | Scan frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | 5 | Every 60 minutes |
| Pro | 10 | Every 30 minutes |
| Business | 20 | Every 15 minutes |
| Enterprise | 100 | Every 15 minutes |
A "device" is any machine running the monitoring agent — laptop, server, router, or similar. If you remove a device from monitoring, it stops counting against your limit.
Everything in Pro, plus:
Everything in Business, plus:
You can upgrade or downgrade at any time, and it takes effect immediately rather than waiting for your next billing date. Nothing you've configured gets deleted when you drop a tier — groups, category profiles, alert rules, and team member accounts are all kept and come back automatically if you upgrade again. See what changes when you downgrade a plan for the full picture, including exactly what happens to team member access below Business.
Not sure which tier fits? Start with how many devices you actually need to monitor and how often you need eyes on them — that alone often settles it between Basic and Pro. If you're managing a team or need reports to land in someone else's inbox automatically, that's the point where Business starts to make sense.