Comparison Guide

Huntress vs Todyl

Huntress and Todyl both target the SMB market but take different approaches. Todyl offers a broad SASE and security platform, while Huntress focuses on deep endpoint detection, identity threat monitoring, and human-led response.

Last updated

Quick Answer

Todyl wins for most buyers.

Deeper endpoint detection and established SOC team.

Side-by-Side Comparison

Feature Huntress Todyl
Core Focus MDR + ITDR + SAT SASE + SIEM + EDR
SOC Team Established 24/7 human SOC Managed security operations
Response Time 8-minute MTTR (published) Not publicly disclosed
Network Security Partners with firewall vendors Built-in SASE/firewall
Market Track Record Established since 2015 Newer entrant

Our Verdict

Huntress excels at detection and response depth, while Todyl offers broader network security features. For businesses prioritizing threat detection quality and response speed, Huntress is the stronger choice.

Unio Digital recommends: Deeper endpoint detection and established SOC team

Quick Picks

Which one should you pick?

Three buyer profiles, three answers. Pick the row that fits.

SMB / mid-market without a security team

Pick: Huntress

Under 500 endpoints and nobody watching alerts at 2 a.m. You get a 24/7 human SOC that remediates threats for you, a published 8-minute MTTR, and $8.99 per endpoint list pricing with the SOC included.

Get a Huntress quote

Distributed teams consolidating network security

Pick: Todyl

Remote or multi-site workforces that want SASE, SIEM, and endpoint protection in one agent, retiring VPN hardware and a stack of point tools. Todyl is channel-only, so you buy it through a partner like Unio.

Talk to a security strategist

In-house IT that wants to self-manage

Pick: Either, licensed through Unio

We hold the partner agreements, license and deploy Huntress or Todyl into your environment, hand your team the console, and stay on call for escalations and tuning.

Scope licensing and deployment

Why Work With Unio Digital?

We Listen

Personalized, customer-centric culture that puts your needs first.

Customer Focused

You are not just another number. We build lasting partnerships.

Technology That Works

We obsess over vetting solutions and going the extra mile.

Need Help Choosing?

Our team can help you evaluate the right solution for your business. Schedule a free consultation.

Get a Free Quote Contact Us

More Comparisons

Explore other side-by-side comparisons in this category.

Huntress vs CrowdStrike
Huntress vs SentinelOne
Huntress vs Arctic Wolf
Huntress vs Sophos MDR
Huntress vs ConnectWise SIEM
Huntress vs Blumira
Huntress vs Rapid7 MDR
Managed IT vs Break-Fix IT
Outsourced MSP vs In-House IT Team
SOC-as-a-Service vs In-House SOC
MDR vs SIEM
Huntress vs Microsoft Defender
Microsoft Defender vs SentinelOne
Keeper vs LastPass
Cisco Umbrella vs Cloudflare Gateway

Frequently Asked Questions

If your priority is deep endpoint detection with a proven SOC team, choose Huntress. If you need an all-in-one network security and SASE platform, Todyl offers broader networking features.

Learn More About Cybersecurity

Visit our comprehensive Cybersecurity page for detailed information about our capabilities and approach.

Explore Cybersecurity Services
Sources & Methodology  

Specifications, pricing, and product capabilities cited on this page are sourced from public vendor documentation as of the dates shown below. Vendor product lines change quickly; verify current specs and pricing directly with each vendor before purchasing.

  1. Huntress publishes list pricing of $8.99 per endpoint per month for Managed EDR, $4.80 per identity for Managed ITDR, and $2.08 per learner for Managed SAT, with its 24/7 human SOC included at no additional cost. [source] · verified 2026-07-01
  2. Huntress publishes an 8-minute mean time to respond for Managed EDR and reports 5M+ endpoints protected, with a 24/7 SOC that actively remediates threats to evict them from endpoints rather than just alerting. [source] · verified 2026-07-01
  3. Huntress was founded in 2015 by former NSA cyber operators, with a stated mission of cybersecurity for all, not just the 1%. [source] · verified 2026-07-01
  4. Todyl is a channel-only security platform sold exclusively through MSP partners, bundling SASE, Endpoint Security, SIEM, MXDR (24x7 expert detection and response), and GRC modules in a single platform. [source] · verified 2026-07-01
  5. Todyl was founded in 2015 by John Nellen, launched its V1 platform (SASE and SIEM) in 2020, added EDR and MXDR with its 2022 V2 launch, and announced a $50 million Series B in 2024. [source] · verified 2026-07-01
  6. NIST released Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 on February 26, 2024, organizing security outcomes into six functions (Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover) and explicitly targeting organizations of all sizes, including small businesses. [source] · verified 2026-07-01