# Coro

> A consolidated SMB and MSP cybersecurity platform sold via partners on quote-only, per-user pricing.

Coro is a consolidated cybersecurity platform for small and midsize businesses covering endpoint, email, cloud app and network security in one console, sold mainly through MSP and reseller partners on quote-only pricing based on user or device count, with a managed services add-on that provides MDR-style monitoring and response. Listing updated 6 September 2026. Checked by MSP Software 5 September 2026.

- Page: https://mspsoftware.net/software/coro
- Vendor: Coro, https://mspsoftware.net/vendors/coro, website https://www.coro.net/
- Categories: MDR and SOC (primary), Email security, EDR and XDR
- Free trial: no. Free version: no.
- Deployment: cloud. Platforms: web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android. HQ: United States. Founded: 2014.
- Support: email, help desk and knowledge base. Training: documentation, videos and webinars.

## From the vendor

Coro is a consolidated cybersecurity platform from Coro for small and midsize businesses, sold mainly through MSPs and resellers rather than direct to end customers. The platform runs on a single lightweight agent and one console, called the Actionboard, and bundles endpoint protection and EDR, email security, cloud app security, network protection with ZTNA and VPN, data governance, mobile device management, security awareness training and cloud backup for SaaS data into modules that can be bought individually or as packaged tiers, named Coro AI Lite, Coro AI Endpoint, Coro AI Essentials and Coro AI Complete. A managed services add-on has Coro's own analysts monitor endpoints, email, cloud apps and the network and investigate and resolve threats on the customer's behalf, which functions as Coro's MDR offering, though Coro's own site does not state whether that monitoring runs around the clock or what response times apply. Coro does not publish prices. Its pricing page states that cost is based on the number of users or devices covered and on the package chosen, and that customers get a tailored quote through a partner or directly from Coro (checked September 2026). Third-party listings quote per-user figures from around 4 dollars up to around 18 dollars per user per month depending on the modules included, but these are not confirmed on Coro's current site and should be treated as indicative only, not as published pricing. Coro does not advertise a self-serve free trial, only a booked demo, and there is no free version. Coro integrates with ConnectWise PSA, syncing tickets and alert status into ConnectWise service boards, and documents connectors for Autotask and Gradient as well. Coro was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, in the United States, with additional offices in New York, London and Tel Aviv; the company traded earlier under the name Coronet. An MSP should ask for an itemised quote covering the specific modules it needs rather than comparing headline per-user figures found on third-party sites, and should use a demo to confirm how the managed services tier handles response times, escalation and reporting, since Coro does not publish service-level detail for that offering.

## Our take

Coro suits an MSP or lean in-house IT team that wants one agent and one console covering endpoint, email, cloud app and network security rather than stitching together separate point products, and that is comfortable buying through a partner on a quote rather than published pricing. It is a less obvious fit for a team that wants transparent self-serve pricing or leads with a 24/7 human-staffed SOC, where Huntress or Todyl are worth comparing directly. Before buying, get a written quote for the exact modules needed, ask what the managed services add-on covers in terms of response time and escalation, and check the Linux agent's more limited scanning coverage if that platform matters to you.

## Pricing

Coro does not publish a list price.

## Features

| Feature | Supported | Note |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Managed threat response and isolation | yes | Managed services add-on has Coro analysts investigate and resolve threats; the EDR module can reboot, shut down and isolate compromised devices. |
| Own endpoint telemetry agent | yes | Own Coro Agent runs on Windows, macOS and Linux. |
| Network monitoring | yes | Network module covers ZTNA, VPN, firewall and traffic monitoring. |
| Microsoft 365 monitoring | yes | Email Security is certified in Virus Bulletin's ESA M365 test, and Cloud App Security covers cloud drives including Microsoft 365. |
| PSA integration for ticketing | yes | Documented connectors sync tickets and usage into ConnectWise PSA, Autotask and Gradient. |
| Multi-tenant console | yes | MSP admins map child workspaces to PSA companies, indicating a multi-tenant partner console. |
| Dedicated incident response | yes | Included as part of the managed services add-on; not documented as a separately branded incident-response retainer. |
| Phishing and malware filtering | yes | Email Protection scans for phishing, malware and fraudulent messages. |
| Spoofing and impersonation protection | yes | Email Protection is described as guarding against fraudulent messages; not separately named as business email compromise protection. |
| Security awareness training bundle | yes | Security Awareness Training is a bundled platform module covering phishing and social engineering simulations. |
| API-based post-delivery scanning | yes | Email Security holds Virus Bulletin ESA certification for Microsoft 365, which tests API-based post-delivery scanning; Google Workspace coverage is not confirmed. |
| Data loss prevention | yes | Endpoint and User Data Governance modules enforce data-handling policies across the environment, rather than a dedicated email-only DLP feature. |
| Email encryption | yes | Secure Message Encryption module encrypts outbound email so only the intended recipient can view it. |
| Microsoft 365 integration | yes | Email Security holds Virus Bulletin's First VB ESA certification for Microsoft 365. |
| Behavioural detection | yes | Endpoint Security module includes next-gen antivirus and process execution control; EDR can isolate compromised devices and processes. |
| Automated remediation | yes | Coro markets automated resolution of over 95 percent of threats across modules. |
| Application allow-listing | yes | Endpoint Security is described as controlling process execution on devices. |
| Offline protection | yes | Coro's documentation states the agent is fully autonomous and functional if communication with Coro's service is disrupted. |
| Managed MDR add-on | yes | Managed Services page offers analyst monitoring and response as an add-on. |
| macOS support | yes | Real-time macOS agent, with a dedicated macOS deployment guide. |
| Linux support | yes | Linux agent supports remote malware scanning rather than full real-time protection. |

## Integrations

- ConnectWise PSA, https://mspsoftware.net/software/connectwise-psa
- Autotask, https://mspsoftware.net/software/autotask
- Gradient, https://mspsoftware.net/software/gradient

## Alternatives

- Field Effect MDR: MDR from Field Effect for endpoints, cloud and network, priced $5 to $25 per user a month via quote. https://mspsoftware.net/software/field-effect-mdr. Compare: https://mspsoftware.net/compare/coro-vs-field-effect-mdr
- Blackpoint Cyber: Channel-only MDR with an autonomous 24/7 SOC and its own CompassOne platform. https://mspsoftware.net/software/blackpoint-cyber
- Todyl: A single agent bundling SASE, EDR, SIEM and MXDR, sold in three tiers priced on request. https://mspsoftware.net/software/todyl
- Sophos MDR: Vendor-agnostic 24/7 MDR from Sophos, priced per user and server on a quote-only basis. https://mspsoftware.net/software/sophos-mdr

## FAQ

### How much does Coro cost?

Coro does not publish a list price. No MSP price reports have been approved yet.

### Does Coro offer a free trial?

Coro does not offer a free trial. There is no free version.

### What does Coro integrate with?

Coro lists integrations with ConnectWise PSA, Autotask and Gradient.

### Is Coro cloud or on-premises?

Coro is cloud-hosted; there is no on-premises version.

### Is Coro priced per user or per endpoint?

Coro says its pricing is based on the number of users or devices covered and on which package is chosen, across its Coro AI Lite, Coro AI Endpoint, Coro AI Essentials and Coro AI Complete tiers, but it does not publish exact figures on its own site (checked September 2026). Quotes are issued through a partner or reseller rather than as a self-serve price list, so an MSP should request pricing for the specific modules it needs rather than relying on third-party estimates.

### Can I trial Coro before buying?

Coro does not advertise a self-serve free trial on its own site; it offers a booked live demo and an interactive online walkthrough instead. There is no free version, so ongoing use requires a paid subscription arranged through a Coro partner or reseller.

### Does Coro integrate with ConnectWise PSA?

Yes, Coro integrates with ConnectWise PSA, mapping child workspaces to ConnectWise companies and syncing ticket details and open or closed status into ConnectWise service boards. Coro's documentation also covers connectors for Autotask and Gradient, though it does not document an RMM integration.

### Does Coro provide a 24/7 managed SOC?

Coro offers a managed services add-on in which its own analysts monitor endpoints, email, cloud apps and the network and investigate and resolve threats on the customer's behalf, which acts as Coro's MDR service. Coro's own site does not state whether this monitoring runs around the clock or specify response-time commitments, so an MSP should confirm operating hours and escalation directly with Coro or its partner before buying.

### How is Coro different from Huntress?

Coro is a broader, all-in-one platform spanning endpoint, email, cloud app, network and data security in one agent and console, with an optional managed-services layer on top. Huntress is built primarily around managed EDR and identity threat detection with a human-staffed SOC included as standard. An MSP wanting the widest single-vendor security coverage may prefer Coro, while one that wants an always-on human SOC as the core offering should compare it against Huntress directly.