Billing
Pay monthly, or annually for two months free. Cancel any time; Enterprise is priced with you.
Pricing
The protection is free. Pay for the network.
Login lockout, two-factor sign-in, bot control, file scans, and firewall bans cost nothing in WordPress, Matomo, and on your Linux servers. Plans connect your sites and servers to Witen's shared blocklists, and you pay by how many you connect.
Free
1 site or server
$0
- WordPress threat feed, updated daily
- Standard feed: top 50 IPs, 14-day delay
- Reports for your site or server
Starter
2 sites or servers
$12/mo
- Everything in Free, plus
- Full global blocklist, no added delay
- Country blocking
- Email support
Recommended
Growth
5 sites or servers
$29/mo
- Everything in Starter, plus
- Follow one attacker across all your sites
- Warden fleet management
Pro
15 sites or servers
$79/mo
- Everything in Growth, plus
- Correlated IP blocklist
- ASN blocking
- Malware sample submission
- Separate workspaces for each client
- Priority support
Enterprise
More than 15 sites or servers, custom retention, JA4 fingerprint intelligence, and onboarding with us.
Compare plans in detail
Free WordPress sites receive the WordPress threat feed, updated daily, with no added data delay or top-50 cap. WordPress updates daily on Free, Starter, and Growth; Pro defaults to a 5-minute refresh with jitter.
Warden's local protection is free and works without hosted enrollment. Its default global shared feed requires a paid plan; Free accounts can configure the standard Free feed instead. The standard Free feed includes up to 50 IPs, updated daily with a 14-day delay on new threats.
Paid plans add the full global feed with no added data delay. See the feed and update guide for client schedules.
| Capability | Free | Starter | Growth | Pro | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sites or servers | 1 site or server | 2 sites or servers | 5 sites or servers | 15 sites or servers | Custom |
| Standard shared IP feed | Standard feed: top 50, 14-day delay, daily updates | Full, no added data delay | Full, no added data delay + cross-asset correlation | Full + correlated IPs | Full + correlated intelligence |
| WordPress threat feed | No standard size or delay limits | No standard size or delay limits | No standard size or delay limits | No standard size or delay limits | No standard size or delay limits |
| WordPress integration | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Matomo integration | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Warden local protection | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Warden default global feed | Use standard Free feed | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Country blocking | — | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Compare activity across connected assets | — | — | Included | Included | Included |
| Manage multiple customer groups | — | — | — | Included | Included |
| Support | Documentation | Priority email | Priority email |
Downloads
Witen Blocker comes from WordPress.org and Warden from the Linux downloads, no account needed. The Matomo plugin needs a free account to download.
Questions about plans
What counts as a site or server?
Each Linux server, WordPress site, or Matomo installation you connect directly uses one slot. A plugin that reports through Warden on the same server shares Warden’s slot. Self-service plans cover up to fifteen; Enterprise adds custom capacity, retention, and onboarding.
How is Free different from a paid plan?
Free connects one site or server. Paid plans connect more and add the full global feed. The feed limits and update schedules for each product are listed above. Local protection is free.
Can I download first and decide on a plan later?
Yes. Choose a public Linux build or install Witen Blocker from WordPress.org. The free Matomo download requires sign-in. Use local protection for as long as you like before connecting.
What happens if I cancel a paid subscription?
You keep paid access through the end of the current billing period, then the account returns to Free limits. Cancelling doesn't uninstall Warden or the plugins; your local rules stay in place.