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Pricing

Pricing and how to start

Centinel quotes each deployment, so there is no public price list. The quote follows your traffic, the routes you protect, and the integration you run. The first step, a site audit, is free.

What to send for a quote

Your domain, typical and peak traffic, current CDN and stack, and the workflows you want to protect. The team replies with pricing, included usage, and contract terms.

How to start

From a free audit to a subscription

Each step answers a question before you commit to the next one. The audit shows whether you have an exposure. The proof of concept shows whether Centinel handles it on your traffic without blocking the visitors and crawlers you want to keep.

  1. 01

    Free site audit

    Send your domain and work email. We test your pages with scraping tools and email a manually reviewed report. No card or login, and nothing to install.

  2. 02

    Proof of concept on your traffic

    Put Centinel on one affected workflow. Agree the success criteria, who reviews unexpected blocks, and the rollback path before you start.

  3. 03

    Subscription

    When the evaluation meets your criteria, the agreement sets the price, the included usage, and the contract term. Add more routes from there.

The audit covers scraping exposure only. Account, checkout, and API abuse start with a demo and an evaluation on the affected route. Use the evaluation scorecard

What drives the price

Four inputs set the quote

Traffic volume
Typical and peak request volume on the hosts you protect.
Protected routes and workflows
Content pages, search, login, account creation, checkout, and APIs need different checks and responses.
Integration
The CDN, reverse proxy, or application integration you deploy, and where it applies the decision.
Support
The help your team needs during rollout, policy tuning, and daily operation.
What is included

What the service covers

  • Dashboard and team accounts

    Access to the Centinel dashboard, with user accounts for the people who review traffic and set policy.

  • Detection and access policy

    Crawler identity checks and automation evidence, with the responses your policy chooses: allow, observe, rate-limit, challenge, or block. The available responses depend on the integration.

  • Integration guides

    Guides for CDN, reverse proxy, and application integrations. The documentation is public, so your engineers can review it before a call.

  • Security documents

    The ISO/IEC 27001 certificate, policy documents, and assurance material for your vendor review, through the Trust Center.

Procurement

Security and data protection review

Centinel Analytica GmbH is a German company based in Berlin. Our information security management is certified to ISO/IEC 27001. For a vendor review, ask for the data processing agreement and the subprocessor list, and request policy documents through the Trust Center.

FAQ

Pricing questions

What evaluators ask before they request a quote.

How much does Centinel cost?

Centinel quotes each deployment. The price follows your traffic volume, the routes and workflows you protect, the integration, and the support you need. Send your domain, typical and peak traffic, and current stack, and the team replies with pricing, included usage, and contract terms.

Why is there no public price list?

Deployments with the same traffic can need different protection. A content archive, a login form, and a public API differ in routes, integration, and response handling, so a quote based on your setup is more useful than a tier table.

Is there a free trial?

The site audit is free, with no card and nothing to install. It checks scraping exposure only. An evaluation on your own traffic is scoped with the team; ask about its terms when you book a demo.

What should I send to get a quote?

Your domain, typical and peak traffic, current CDN and stack, the pages or workflows affected by automation, and any deadline. Redacted traffic examples or an audit report make the discussion more specific.

Do you sign a data processing agreement?

Ask for the data processing agreement and the subprocessor list during procurement. Policy documents and assurance material are available through the Trust Center.