Sentaro doesn't publish its prices on the public site. Rates are quoted directly, and the platform is aimed at regulated teams running Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace.
Sentaro doesn't post public list prices. Access is arranged through a direct conversation with the team.
Here's what that means in practice, and what to ask before you buy.
The site tells the product story in real detail β what it covers, where it runs, who it serves β but shows no dollar figures. There are no published tiers, no seat rates, and no monthly or annual price to compare. So you can't line Sentaro up against a rival on cost without talking to someone first.
What the page does give you is scale and scope. The case study describes a Nordic payments firm running 400 seats under DORA. That firm swapped out a secure-email gateway and a phishing-simulation program for Sentaro, and blocked 14 BEC attempts in its first month. This is a platform built for teams of that size, not for a handful of mailboxes.
Two of the four detection vectors are live right now: Message and App. Identity and Behavioral arrive in Q4 2026. If you need those today, build the timeline into your plan.
Sentaro also sits inside your own tenant and runs on infrastructure in Sweden, under EU law. That's the sovereignty pitch, and it's aimed at firms answering to a European board and regulator.
A few things worth asking on the call:
- How the price is calculated β per seat, per tenant, or a flat annual fee
- Whether Identity and Behavioral cost extra when they ship
- What a contract term looks like, monthly or annual
- Whether a trial or a paid pilot on live traffic is on offer
- What, if anything, annual payment saves you
That list matters, because no refund window or trial length appears anywhere on the site. Get those terms in writing before you sign.
The clearest next step is the 30-minute walkthrough on live traffic. It's a working session on your own signals, not a slide deck. Ask for a quote early in that call rather than at the end, and you'll save yourself a round trip. π