Flat-rate vs per-user: where the lines cross
SnitchOS bills per login, beating per-user pricing at scale.
The arithmetic
SnitchOS cost = $100 × A, where A is enabled logins.
Per-user cost = P × N, where P is the price and N the headcount.
N = 100 × A ÷ P
Below: per-user wins. Above: SnitchOS.
Cost calculator
Your quoted rate, or the list prices below.
Three dashboard logins
$300 a month, 10 endpoints or 10,000. Crossover: 30 employees.
| Monitored employees | SnitchOS | At $10 / user | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | $300 | $100 | $200 more |
| 30 | $300 | $300 | Breakeven |
| 500 | $300 | $5,000 | Saves $4,700 |
One client crosses over; the rest are free.
When is SnitchOS the wrong choice?
- Small fleets. Breaks even around 10 people.
- Many viewers, few endpoints. Erodes the edge.
- Non-Windows fleets. Windows-only agent.
- Volume discounts. Vendors discount past ~100 seats.
Competitor pricing
Captured 28 July 2026.
| Product | Listed price | Screenshots? |
|---|---|---|
| ActivTrak — Work Activity Tracking | $10 per worker / month, billed annually | No; separate add-on, price unpublished |
| CurrentWare — BrowseReporter (SaaS) | $12 per user / month, billed annually | Varies by module |
| SnitchOS | $100 per enabled Admin or Manager login / month | Included |
Screenshots change the price.