ThreatDown
Malwarebytes' business security brand, with EDR and ransomware rollback, from about $69 per endpoint a year.
- Free trial
- Per endpoint
- Cloud
- EDR + rollback
- Independent sources
- Verified 10 Nov 2026Sources are dated on this profile
- 2 sourcesLinked, typed and dated
- Independent third-party sourcesHow this profile was compiled
- Not an endorsementStack18 has not tested this product
What is ThreatDown?
ThreatDown is the business endpoint security brand of Malwarebytes, offering endpoint protection, EDR with ransomware rollback and optional MDR.
- Best forSMBs wanting strong remediation and simple EDR
- Team size fitSmall teams, Mid-size teams
- PricingFrom $69 per endpoint a year; higher tiers add EDR and MDR.
- Main limitationAdvanced features need higher tiers.
- AlternativesESET PROTECT, Bitdefender GravityZone, Webroot Business Endpoint Protection, Huntress · compare all
ThreatDown overview: who it is for and what it does.
ThreatDown builds on Malwarebytes' remediation engine, adding EDR with ransomware rollback and an optional MDR service in a simple cloud console.
A June 2026 comparison lists ThreatDown from $69 per endpoint a year with a trial available, cloud-only deployment and advanced features on higher tiers.
It notes basic reporting and a newer EDR offering.
Main problem it solves
Cleans up and prevents malware on business endpoints.
Typical customer segment
Small and mid-size businesses.
Target users
- SMB IT teams
- MSPs
- Schools
Primary use cases
- Endpoint protection
- EDR
- Ransomware rollback
- MDR (optional)
What makes it distinct
- Malwarebytes remediation engine.
- Ransomware rollback.
- Cloud only.
ThreatDown features explained.
Pricing
- Starting
- $69 per endpoint a year.
- Higher tiers
- EDR and MDR.
- Trial
- Available.
Capabilities
- Remediation
- Strong engine.
- EDR
- With rollback.
- MDR
- Optional.
Limits
- Reporting
- Basic.
- EDR
- Newer.
- Deployment
- Cloud only.
ThreatDown pricing and plans.
Figures reported by independent sources; vendor page not reviewed directly. Checked 10 Nov 2026 against MSP Compared.
Pricing model
Per endpoint per year by tier.
Free plan
No
Free trial
Yes
ThreatDown plans and prices (USD)
Entry tier
From $69 per endpoint per year
Annual
Endpoint protection.
Higher tiers
Higher
Annual
EDR, MDR.
MSP Compared (data as of 16 June 2026).
Prices change. Confirm current plans and terms on the vendor's site before you decide.
Visit official website (external) ↗See alternativesThreatDown integrations, API and platforms.
Important integrations
- ConnectWise
- Kaseya
- Microsoft 365
Supported platforms
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
API
Not reviewed for this profile.
Data import and export
Not reviewed for this profile.
Integration coverage was not assessed in full. Check ThreatDown's integrations directory and documentation for your tools.
ThreatDown pros and cons.
Strengths, limitations and best fit. Each point cites a source; editorial summaries are not customer reviews.
Best for
- SMBs wanting strong remediation and simple EDR
- Schools and nonprofits
- MSPs
May be less suited to
- Enterprises needing advanced XDR
- On-premises management
Top ThreatDown alternatives and competitors.
ESET PROTECT
ESET's lightweight business endpoint protection with EDR on higher tiers and a 30-day trial; PROTECT…
Explore →Related productBitdefender GravityZone
Bitdefender's business security platform, from about $38.50 per endpoint a year (list, 10 devices).
Explore →Related productWebroot Business Endpoint Protection
A lightweight cloud endpoint protection with journaling and rollback, sold by quote per endpoint with a…
Explore →Related productHuntress
Managed EDR with a 24/7 human SOC included, at $8.99 per endpoint a month, plus managed ITDR and SIEM.
Explore →ThreatDown compared with similar endpoint security software.
Summaries come from each profile. This is a side-by-side aid, not a ranking.
| Product | Pricing model | Starting price | Managed SOC | Protection level | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ThreatDown | Per endpoint | $69/endpoint/yr | Add-on (MDR) | EPP + EDR | SMB remediation |
| Bitdefender GravityZone | Per device | ~$32.50/device/yr | Add-on | EPP (EDR higher) | Value protection |
| CrowdStrike Falcon | Per device | $7.99/device/mo | Add-on (Complete) | NGAV to EDR/XDR | Top-tier EDR |
| ESET PROTECT | Per device | ~$549/yr (5 devices) | Add-on | EPP (EDR higher) | Lightweight protection |
| Huntress | Per endpoint | $8.99/endpoint/mo | Included | Managed EDR | SMBs and MSPs |
| Microsoft Defender for Business | Per user | $3/user/mo | No | AV + EDR | Microsoft 365 SMBs |
ThreatDown vs competitors: head-to-head comparisons.
Each comparison has a feature table, pricing side by side, strengths and limits, and best-fit scenarios.
ThreatDown discussions and buying questions.
No published discussions mention this product yet.
ThreatDown questions and answers
What is ThreatDown used for?
ThreatDown is the business endpoint security brand of Malwarebytes, offering endpoint protection, EDR with ransomware rollback and optional MDR. Typical uses include endpoint protection, eDR, ransomware rollback, mDR (optional).
How much does ThreatDown cost?
From $69 per endpoint a year, per a June 2026 comparison.
Is ThreatDown the same as Malwarebytes?
ThreatDown is Malwarebytes' business security brand.
Does ThreatDown have ransomware rollback?
Yes, with its EDR.
How does ThreatDown compare with its competitors?
Stack18 publishes head-to-head comparisons of ThreatDown vs Webroot Business Endpoint Protection, each with a feature table, pricing and best-fit scenarios.
What are the main alternatives to ThreatDown?
The main alternatives to ThreatDown covered on Stack18 are ESET PROTECT, Bitdefender GravityZone, Webroot Business Endpoint Protection and Huntress. ESET PROTECT may suit businesses wanting lightweight protection with on-prem management options. Bitdefender GravityZone may suit SMBs wanting strong protection at low per-device cost. Webroot Business Endpoint Protection may suit MSPs and SMBs wanting a tiny agent with rollback. See the ThreatDown alternatives guide for a side-by-side table.
What are the pros and cons of ThreatDown?
Strengths: Strong remediation. EDR with ransomware rollback. Limitations: Advanced features need higher tiers. Basic reporting.
Who is ThreatDown best for?
ThreatDown may suit SMBs wanting strong remediation and simple EDR; schools and nonprofits; MSPs. It may be less suited to enterprises needing advanced XDR; on-premises management.
What integrations does ThreatDown support?
Documented integrations and ecosystem items include ConnectWise, Kaseya, Microsoft 365. API: Not reviewed for this profile.
When was the ThreatDown profile last verified?
Sources for this profile were last reviewed on 10 Nov 2026. 2 sources are listed under Sources, and prices and plans can change, so confirm with the vendor.
Where this information comes from.
- ESET PROTECT vs Malwarebytes ThreatDown (data as of 16 June 2026) MSP Compared Third-party Accessed 10 Nov 2026
- Endpoint Security Software Pricing 2026 (updated June 2026) CostBench Third-party Accessed 10 Nov 2026
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Facts come from MSP Compared (June 2026). Capabilities were not tested.
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