In depth

In Depth

Pricing

Both platforms use quote-based pricing with no published rates or free tiers. This is standard for MSP-focused security solutions where configuration and scale heavily influence cost.

Verdict: Expect to contact sales for both. Neither reveals per-endpoint or per-user pricing, making budget forecasting difficult upfront.

Features & Deployment

Todyl pursues breadth—a single agent delivering SASE/SSE, EDR, MXDR, SIEM, and GRC in one platform. This appeals to MSPs wanting to consolidate tool sprawl.

Blackpoint Cyber focuses on depth: active SOC response, lateral movement detection, M365 integration, and threat hunting. Built by MSP founders for MSPs, it emphasizes speed of containment over feature count.

Ratings

Todyl edges ahead slightly on G2 (fewer reviewers, marginally higher rating), but Blackpoint has broader sample size (80 vs. 60). Both are well-regarded by MSPs; the difference is negligible.

Verdict

Choose Todyl if:

• You want a unified platform replacing SASE, EDR, SIEM, and GRC separately
• You prefer modular flexibility and don’t need pure MDR expertise
• You’re willing to manage a learning curve on a younger platform

Choose Blackpoint Cyber if:

• Speed of active response is your priority—it’s their raison d’être
• You want MSP-native operations (built by MSPs, channel-only)
• You already handle networking/SIEM elsewhere and need surgical MDR
• You need tight M365 integration

Bottom line: Todyl = consolidation play. Blackpoint = active-response specialist. Neither has a clear pricing advantage; both require negotiation. Pick based on whether you want one agent doing everything (Todyl) or a best-in-class response engine (Blackpoint).