DNSFilter pricing

Fast AI-driven DNS filtering with roaming clients and per-site policy inheritance. Figures below come from 2 verified MSP data points, not vendor list pages.

List price
$1.10
per endpoint / mo
Quote range
$1.10–$1.10
2 data points
Seat minimum
None
no floor reported
Reported drift
0.0%
across quote history

What it costs at your size

Monthly spend using the median reported price, with the seat minimum applied.

EndpointsBillable unitsMonthlyPer endpoint
100100$110$1.10
250250$275$1.10
500500$550$1.10
1,0001,000$1,100$1.10
2,5002,500$2,750$1.10

Quote history

DatePriceSeatsTermConfidence
2026-05-22$1.10500Month-to-month
high

Contract terms & gotchas

Standard termMonth-to-month
API gradeA
Multi-tenancy5/5
  • Roaming client required for off-network coverage.
  • Traffic reporting retention tiered.
Support4.0/5
Billing integrity5.0/5
API stability4.0/5

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DNSFilter pricing: frequently asked questions

How much does DNSFilter cost per endpoint?
MSPs report DNSFilter at $1.10 per endpoint / mo, with submitted quotes ranging from $1.10 to $1.10 across 2 data points. Price moves with committed volume and contract length.
Does DNSFilter have a seat or endpoint minimum?
No. DNSFilter is reported without a hard seat minimum, which makes it usable for very small tenants.
What contract term does DNSFilter use?
The commonly reported term is month-to-month. That keeps switching costs low if the product does not work out.
What are the hidden costs or gotchas with DNSFilter?
Roaming client required for off-network coverage. Traffic reporting retention tiered.
Is DNSFilter good for MSPs?
Fast AI-driven DNS filtering with roaming clients and per-site policy inheritance. MSPs rate it strongest on very fast resolvers and clean msp console, and weakest on category tuning needed and reporting retention limits. Its API grade is A and multi-tenant depth is 5 out of 5.
What category does DNSFilter belong to?
DNSFilter is a DNS / Network product (DNS & Network Security). DNS filtering, roaming client protection and network-layer blocking.