NovaCove / Endpoint pricing
Endpoint security you can program, test, and afford.
Installs in minutes and covers every Mac you own. Free for you. A flat monthly price for your team, with rules you can test and device health that decides who gets access.
Plans
For individuals
All your own devices, one person, no catch.
- Full local detection, learned from your own app behavior
- Basic response: stop a process, quarantine a file, block a connection
- Runs on the device — nothing leaves your Mac
- Local alert history
- Connect your own local model or assistant, read-onlyPlanned
- See the AI agents and MCP servers on your Mac, and what they didPlanned
Plans
For teams
One flat price per plan. The device cap is on the card.
Up to 10 devices
- Console for every laptop
- Device inventory and protection status to hand an auditor
- One-click or automatic containment of clear threats
- SIEM / webhook alerts, 7-day history
- Email and Slack alertsPlanned
- Device-health signal into sign-inPlanned
Up to 25 devices · about $4 each
- Everything in Starter
- Remote response: isolate, kill, quarantine
- Ready-made detection library
- 30-day history
- Device health drives sign-in and access decisionsPlanned
Up to 100 devices · about $7 each
- Everything in Team
- Write your own declarative detection rules
- Staged rollout to a slice of the fleet
- Fleet hunting across endpoint and network history
- 90-day retention, API, SIEM forwarding
- Replay a rule against your recent data before enabling itPlanned
- Identity hunting + general webhooksPlanned
- Plain-language rules drafted by your model; assistant fleet accessPlanned
Up to 500 devices · about $5 each
- Everything in Business
- Dedicated single-tenant, self-hostable (incl. air-gapped)
- Extended retention and audit exports
- SSO, custom contract, dedicated support
- SCIM user provisioningPlanned
Past your cap, extra devices are billed per device per month (rate TBD). Starter is capped at 10 devices. Prices are the intended post-beta plans and may change before general availability.
Why people keep it
What you get
The reasons people keep it installed.
Learns what normal looks like for each of your apps, so it only speaks up when something doesn't fit.
Backup app is sending 2 GB to its usual server. Normal for this app. No action needed.
Try any new protection on recent data first — it tells you what it would have blocked before it blocks anything.
This rule would have blocked 3 sign-ins last month. All 3 were your build server. Add an exception, then switch it on.
A protection report from the sensors themselves, for a customer, an auditor, or an insurer.
Laptops protected: 14 of 14 Disk encryption on: 14 of 14 Last check: today
What the sensor sees changes what the person can reach, in seconds.
Disk encryption switched off -> admin console sign-in blocked -> back on, access returns
The comparison
What 100 devices cost
Per year, at one flat monthly price. Business covers up to 100 devices.
- SentinelOne Complete, est. list
- ~$18,000
- NovaCove Business
- $8,388
* Estimated public list price; confirm the current figure before you buy.
Where we stand
What we're upfront about
What it does today, and what it doesn't.
Containment is conservative
Automatic action is limited to clear threats. Anything ambiguous becomes an alert for you to decide on.
No 24/7 monitoring team
You get alerts and response tools. Nobody is watching your fleet overnight on your behalf.
macOS only, for now
Linux and Windows are on the roadmap, not in the product.
Proof is comingPlanned
We validate detections against an ATT&CK scorecard in a disposable lab; published results and third-party testing are planned.
Moving up
When teams move up
“We're a few people and nobody owns this. I want every laptop in one place and something I can show a customer.”
“An alert fired and I want to isolate that laptop now, from here.”
“Something fired and I can't tell if it matters. I want to ask every laptop one question, and write my own rules.”
“Our customers' security reviews want a dedicated environment and a year of logs.”
Start on one Mac.
Free through the beta. Bring the rest of the fleet when you're ready.
Available on macOS today. Linux and Windows are on the roadmap.