CTM360 Pricing Overview

Yes. According to G2 data, CTM360 offers a free plan with limited features. Users can upgrade to paid plans for additional capabilities. Visit the seller's official pricing page to compare plan options and features.

CTM360's pricing structure suits a wide range of buyers. G2 reviewers skew heavily toward mid-market and enterprise segments, with strong adoption in banking, financial services, telecommunications, and government administration. The free Community Edition fits SMBs needing basic EASM and DRP exposure. The EASM and Digital Risk Protection paid tiers appeal to IT security, SOC, and cyber defense teams at mid-market firms needing continuous monitoring and takedowns. Enterprise banking and financial services reviewers gravitate toward multi-module deployments combining EASM, DRP, TPRM, and DMARC. G2 reviews of CTM360 also show MSSPs and computer and network security firms using CTM360 to extend services to clients.

CTM360's Community Edition is free and targets small and medium-sized businesses, offering limited External Attack Surface Management, Digital Risk Protection, Cyber Threat Intelligence, and only 3 takedowns. CTM360's paid tiers, all custom-quoted, unlock substantially broader capabilities: the Digital Risk Protection tier scales takedowns from 50 to unlimited, the EASM tier adds real-time data refresh and cloud integrations, the TPRM tier includes security questionnaires and benchmarking, and the DMARC tier adds unlimited email volume and managed service. G2 reviewers note that unlimited takedowns and continuous dark web monitoring are key drivers for upgrading beyond the Community Edition.

G2 reviewers broadly rate CTM360 at 4.5 to 5.0 stars, with value-for-money cited explicitly by multiple reviewers across segments. A mid-market financial services reviewer calls it 'the greatest bang for the buck,' an enterprise banking reviewer notes pricing is 'affordable and competitive,' and an enterprise automotive reviewer highlights it as 'cost-efficient.' A computer and network security reviewer acknowledges CTM360 pricing is 'a little pricy, however there is a price for quality,' and a banking reviewer flags cost as a potential barrier for smaller companies. G2 reviews of CTM360 consistently point to consolidation of EASM, DRP, threat intelligence, and DMARC into one platform as the primary value driver justifying the premium.