Palo Alto Networks
United States · 18 products · 15 with public prices from $9.17 per user / month (price on a public-sector list) · 3 by quote
Products
Network security 5
- Next-Generation Firewalls From $0.99 per instance / hour, usage-basedmarketplace price checked today
- Prisma Access From $9.17 per user / month, billed annuallyprice on a public-sector list checked today
- Prisma Browser From $10 per unit / month, billed annuallyprice on a public-sector list checked yesterday
- Prisma SD-WAN From $250 per device / month, billed annuallyprice on a public-sector list checked yesterday
- Strata Cloud Manager Contact sales, no public price checked today
Privileged access management 3
- Endpoint Privilege Manager From $960 per 100 users / month, billed annuallymarketplace price checked yesterday
- Privileged Access Management From $3,726 per 25 users / month, billed annuallymarketplace price checked yesterday
- Secrets Manager From $1,944 per 20 users / month, billed annuallymarketplace price checked yesterday
Cloud security 2
- Cortex Cloud From $16.67 per workload / month, billed annuallyprice on a public-sector list checked today
- Prisma Cloud From £11.74 per workload / month, billed annuallyPrice in GBP for United Kingdom, about $16; price on a public-sector list checked yesterday
Security operations 2
- Cortex Xpanse From $5,000 / month, billed annuallyprice on a public-sector list checked today
- Cortex XSOAR From $10,416.67 per platform / month, billed annuallyprice on a public-sector list checked today
Application security 1
- Prisma AIRS Usage-based, from $4,353 / yearmarketplace price checked yesterday
Endpoint security 1
- Cortex XDR From $3.33 per endpoint / month, billed annuallyprice on a public-sector list checked yesterday
Identity and access management 1
- Identity and Access Management From $368.99 per user / month, billed monthlyreseller price checked yesterday
Identity governance 1
- Identity Governance From $40,000 / month, billed annuallymarketplace price checked today
Managed detection and response 1
- Unit 42 Managed Detection and Response Contact sales, no public price checked yesterday
SIEM 1
- Cortex XSIAM Contact sales, no public price checked today
Contract terms
- Auto-renewal
- not stated
- Notice period
- not stated
- Renewal uplift
- not stated
- Uplift cap
- not stated
| Term | What the agreement says | Clause | Agreement | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Other | Effective for the duration of the order (the Software, Subscription or Support Service term), including any extension that increases the quantity orderedNoteNo auto-renewal is stated; the agreement is coterminous with the underlying order term | EULA 5.a | Palo Alto Networks EULA (August 2023) | source [6] |
| True-up | Volume or capacity usage is reconciled monthly or quarterly, and usage above the purchased amount is trued up and charged at Palo Alto Networks' then-current price listNote"You will issue a non-cancellable, non-refundable and non-returnable purchase order for such overuse within ten (10) days from the occurrence of such overuse and pay as invoiced" | EULA 4 | Palo Alto Networks EULA (August 2023) | source [6] |
| Termination for breach | Palo Alto Networks may terminate for a material breach that is not cured within thirty (30) days following noticeNote"Palo Alto Networks may terminate this Agreement at any time in the event you breach any material term, including but not limited to exceeding the use or capacity restrictions (Section 2 above) as purchased or as stated in applicable Published Specifications, and fail to cure such breach within thirty (30) days following notice" | EULA 5.b.i | Palo Alto Networks EULA (August 2023) | source [6] |
| Public-sector carve-out | For U.S. Government end users, any term allowing automatic termination of the Government's license/maintenance, automatic renewal of services or fees, payment of audit costs, or non-Federal governing law does not applyNoteSuch terms "shall not apply to the U.S. Government but shall continue to apply to prime contractors and subcontractors of the Government" | EULA p | Palo Alto Networks EULA (August 2023) | source [6] |
About
Palo Alto Networks is a US cybersecurity company founded in 2005, selling network security, security operations, cloud security and identity products to enterprises and governments.[4][1] Its identity line, built on the CyberArk products it took over, is now sold under the Idira brand, and its products are licensed under a single end user license agreement alongside separate Idira contract terms.[3][2]
Sources
- About Us - Palo Alto Networks Vendor page.
- [1] Captured 24 Sep 2026.
- Legal - Palo Alto Networks Vendor page.
- [2] Captured 24 Sep 2026.
- Idira | The Identity Security Platform - Palo Alto Networks Vendor page.
- [3] Captured 24 Sep 2026.
- Wikidata: entity data Reference database.
- [4] Captured 24 Sep 2026.
- Wikidata: Palo Alto Networks Reference database.
- [5] Captured 24 Sep 2026.
- PALO ALTO NETWORKS G-Cloud 14: Standard Terms & Conditions and Product Specific Terms & Conditions Public-sector document.
- [6] Captured 24 Sep 2026.