N-able EDR

Name: N-able EDR
Brand: N-able Technologies
Rating: 4.1 (20 reviews)

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Est 2000|Valuation $838.7M|Raised $1.2B

LinkedIn 75K|Website|Web traffic 521K|FTEs 1,978|HQ Burlington, MA

MarketsEndpoint Security (EPP/EDR)

01Competitive Landscape

Top competitors selected for comparison

SentinelOne Singularity (direct)
CrowdStrike Falcon
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint

Narrative analysis

- N-able EDR’s primary differentiation is its packaging and integration with N-able RMM products rather than differences in the core detection engine, which is based on SentinelOne. - Compared with managed-first providers, N-able’s managed EDR offering may suit MSPs that want an integrated channel pathway; pure-play managed providers may have different packaging and support models that appeal to other MSP segments. - Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is often considered where existing Microsoft licensing is widespread, though its packaging and operational characteristics may differ from channel-oriented EDR options.

Adoption trends / market signals

Market comparisons indicate the N-able EDR product has lower mindshare than standalone SentinelOne in broad EDR category assessments, consistent with N-able’s MSP-channel focus. Use third-party market data and vendor disclosures for updated adoption metrics.

	N-able EDR	SentinelOne Singularity (direct)	CrowdStrike Falcon
Starting Price	Quote-based; typically sold through MSP channel (no public per-endpoint pricing available in reviewed sources)	Quote-based	Public-facing pricing information exists but total cost depends on modules selected and configuration
Best For	MSPs seeking SentinelOne-based EDR embedded in an RMM workflow	Organizations or MSPs seeking a direct relationship and direct tenancy with SentinelOne	Organizations seeking a cloud-native EDR platform with modular add-ons and broader ecosystem integrations
Key Strength	Integration with RMM for consolidated operations and multi-tenant packaging for MSPs	Direct vendor support and direct edition control	Broad ecosystem and mature enterprise feature set (module-dependent)
Key Weakness	Reported integration fragility and limited EDR-specific compliance documentation in public sources	Requires additional integration work for some MSP toolchains	Cost and complexity can increase with added modules

01Competitive Landscape

Top competitors selected for comparison

SentinelOne Singularity (direct)
CrowdStrike Falcon
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint

Narrative analysis

N-able EDR’s primary differentiation is its packaging and integration with N-able RMM products rather than differences in the core detection engine, which is based on SentinelOne.
Compared with managed-first providers, N-able’s managed EDR offering may suit MSPs that want an integrated channel pathway; pure-play managed providers may have different packaging and support models that appeal to other MSP segments.
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is often considered where existing Microsoft licensing is widespread, though its packaging and operational characteristics may differ from channel-oriented EDR options.

Adoption trends / market signals

Market comparisons indicate the N-able EDR product has lower mindshare than standalone SentinelOne in broad EDR category assessments, consistent with N-able’s MSP-channel focus. Use third-party market data and vendor disclosures for updated adoption metrics.

	N-able EDR	SentinelOne Singularity (direct)	CrowdStrike Falcon
Starting Price	Quote-based; typically sold through MSP channel (no public per-endpoint pricing available in reviewed sources)	Quote-based	Public-facing pricing information exists but total cost depends on modules selected and configuration
Best For	MSPs seeking SentinelOne-based EDR embedded in an RMM workflow	Organizations or MSPs seeking a direct relationship and direct tenancy with SentinelOne	Organizations seeking a cloud-native EDR platform with modular add-ons and broader ecosystem integrations
Key Strength	Integration with RMM for consolidated operations and multi-tenant packaging for MSPs	Direct vendor support and direct edition control	Broad ecosystem and mature enterprise feature set (module-dependent)
Key Weakness	Reported integration fragility and limited EDR-specific compliance documentation in public sources	Requires additional integration work for some MSP toolchains	Cost and complexity can increase with added modules