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Push Security: features, pricing and who it fits

Checked October 24, 2026 · pushsecurity.com

Push Security runs as a browser extension that observes logins and account creation, which surfaces shadow SaaS, shadow AI use and weak credentials. Deployment can use MDM or self-enrollment. Policies can block unsanctioned tools, and alerts go to Slack or Teams. Price is $5 per user monthly.

Who Push Security is for

Best for

  • Security-led teams that want shadow IT and shadow AI visibility from the browser, including unmanaged devices
  • Companies under 500 employees wanting a published per-seat price

Look elsewhere if

  • Finance teams seeking spend, contract and renewal management (not a described feature)
  • Buyers who cannot deploy a browser extension

Fit by company size

Category1-10 people11-50 people51-500 people500+ people
Shadow IT Discovery ToolsNo dataStrong fitStrong fitNo data

Strong fitWorkablePoor fitNo data from the vendor

Push Security features

Discovery sources
Browser extension watches logins and account creation
Agent or extension required
Yes, browser extension (MDM, direct install, email enrollment, self-enrollment, BYOD)
Remediation workflows
Policy enforcement can block unsanctioned tools; Slack and Teams alerts
AI app detection
Shadow AI apps, agentic browsers (Comet, Atlas, Dia), AI prompt and upload monitoring, AI OAuth permissions
Pricing
Per employee per month
Integrations
SIEM (Sentinel, Splunk, Datadog, Panther, Cribl, SentinelOne), Slack, Teams, Tines, Okta, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, REST API

Push Security pricing

PlanPriceUnitNotes
Standard$5per employee/month billed annually ($6 monthly)Up to 500 employees; full platform
EnterpriseCustomper employee500+ employees, volume discounts

Software Advice and Capterra mention first 10 employees free; the vendor pricing page lists no free tier, only an assessment and trial. Billed in advance.

Prices as published by Push Security on the date above. Quotes for larger teams often differ, which is what a request on SaaSBid surfaces.

Pros and cons

What users like

  • Near-complete visibility into SaaS in use

Common complaints

  • Individual alerts lack context

Integrations, security and hosting

Security and compliance
SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO 27701, Cyber Essentials, GDPR compliance
Data residency
EU: Dublin, backup in Paris

Worth knowing before you buy

  • Discovery is from a browser extension, so it sees logins and accounts that SSO and finance feeds miss, but only on browsers where it is installed.
  • Works on unmanaged and BYOD devices without MDM.
  • Standard plan caps at 500 employees; larger companies go to custom pricing.
  • Same price includes the full platform; features are not split by plan.
  • Only 9 G2 reviews, so rating is thin evidence.

Push Security alternatives

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