DNSFilter Pricing Overview
DNSFilter at a glance
DNSFilter offers threat protection & content filtering for MSP partners, and mid-sized and enterprise companies. Our software blocks malicious site content in real time and provides important visibility for IT teams.
If you are an MSP, our partner account allows you to enjoy discounts and a white-labeled, multi-tenant dashboard. Our beautiful reports are something you can easily use to wow your clients. Education pricing and other add-ons are also available. Receive additional savings with an annual subscription to maximize value and reduce costs. Reach out to the DNSFilter sales team for more details.
| Name | Price | Features |
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| Basic Plan | $1.151 User Per Month | Ideal for basic filtering.
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| Pro Plan | $2.301 User Per Month | Ideal for detailed reporting & policies.
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| Enterprise Plan | Ideal for data retention, iOS & Android.
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DNSFilter pricing & plans
DNSFilter Pricing Reviews
Simple yet effective product. DNSFilter staff are easy to contact and support is good. Simple product to roll out and have working in minutes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Nothing to dislike, so far I'm happy with the service. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Interface is very quick to load. Logging is within a minute and reporting is trailing 5min which helps pinpoint issues quickly. End users dont notice the system app because it is so lightweight. RMM deployment is very easy. Constantly listening to end user feature request boards and implementing features we ask for!!
Pricing is very easy to understand and allows for monthly and annual license mixes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
This is an issue with all DNS agents, but you cant send uninstall command from the admin portal. Uninstalling via RMM is easy enough and isnt a reason to take points away.
No uninstall password on desktop agent. Though from what I understand, these are feature requests that are in the works.
Not really a con or a dislike, but each roaming client doesnt follow a flow-chart for policy like OpenDNS does. Instead, each user needs their own policy assigned.
No method to update ALL policies in one click like a Global blacklist once you customize a site with their own policy. They do have global policies and if a site doesnt need to get customized outside of that, they save a lot of time.
Would like more detail as to why something was blocked. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
