EDR For Home Protects Home Devices From $6.97/Month
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CARMEL, IN, UNITED STATES, October 19, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- As the holiday scam season approaches, households now have access to the same endpoint protection that businesses use to safeguard their devices, thanks to EDR For Home. The company has introduced EDR For Home, which brings the SentinelOne Singularity agent to home PCs and Macs, set to protect them from threats automatically, for just $6.97 a month.
The timing of this move is particularly relevant given the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center's 2025 Internet Crime Report, which revealed that the center received 1,008,597 complaints in 2025, with reported losses totaling $20.877 billion. This represents a 26% increase from 2024. Americans 60 and older filed 201,266 complaints and reported $7.748 billion in losses, a 59% increase from the previous year. Tech support scams, which often involve remote-access software being installed on home computers, accounted for $2,134,675,818 in reported losses.
EDR For Home's EDR For Home service offers two plans that run the same SentinelOne agent: the Control plan, which includes AI next-generation antivirus, firewall, USB/Bluetooth device control, 1-click cleanup, and rollback of files after ransomware (rollback is Windows-only), and the Complete plan, which adds Storyline EDR, 14-day history, threat hunting, remote shell, and Purple AI, which customers use themselves in their own console.
The agent runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. After purchase, customers receive a SentinelOne site token by email and install the agent themselves using EDR For Home's online Help Center. The plans are software-only, with no 24/7 monitoring or support. Email support aims to reply within 1-2 business days.
EDR For Home's EDR For Home plans are priced at $6.97 per month for one device, $19.97 per month for up to four devices, and $39.97 per month for up to ten devices. The Complete plan, which includes additional investigation tools in the customer's own console, is priced at $15.97 per month for one device.
EDR For Home, a d/b/a of Fetzerhaus Technology, Inc., is not SentinelOne. The company is clear about what its service isn't: it is software, not a person watching your computer. The company also offers a free checklist for vetting AI security advice, available at edrforhome.com/do-i-need-edr-at-home-sentinelone.