Liongard Pricing Overview

Alerting is easy but also (if you don't mind learning JmesPath) customizable. Liongard gathers the data and gives you alot of built-in metrics but gives you the power to write simple code to then create alerts for any of the data it pulls in. The ability to see change detections alone is worth the price of admission. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

No realtime alerts, development is active but slow Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The system remembers configuration history up to 18 months back. If something stops working, engineers can easily compare the current state with last week and immediately see what has changed. I like Policy Drift Prevention. If a technician in the field deviates from the company's security policy to temporarily solve the problem (and forgets to bring it back), Liongard immediately notices it and sends an alert. Also Liongard has broad integration via Inspectors that allows it to pull data from different systems into one place .Performance is on par with competition. I like the support provided. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The interface is functional, but basic and not really modern. Reports are not client-ready and look like raw technical printouts. Pricing model is not suited best for MSP-s. Hidden costs when scaling (Per Device Licensing); Liongard charges for basic things and charges extra for so-called Endpoint Inspectors. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.