Swimlane

Swimlane is a low-code security automation platform whose Turbine product adds AI agents. Turbine is described as AI agents that reason about security events, make decisions and execute responses autonomously, and a comparison site says Hero AI agents can be placed into playbooks and ask for approval before state-changing actions. A June 2026 company-news item says Swimlane achieved FedRAMP High certification, making it the first AI SOC provider to earn it. One review says it remains independent as of 2026, and I found no report of a pending or completed acquisition. Swimlane's own pricing URL returned a not-found error when I tried to read it, and the company publishes no prices, so this is a contact-sales product.

Third-party sources describe quote-based, action-volume pricing rather than per-seat fees, with named tiers from Starter through Elite plus an MSSP option, each with entitlements for actions per day, users, Hero AI prompts per day and storage. Estimates conflict widely: one aggregator lists Turbine from about $47,250 a year, another cites typical deployments of $80,000 to $400,000, and a third reports contract data of roughly $9,000 to $334,000 with a median near $268,000. Treat all of these as unofficial. Because pricing depends on action volume, ask what counts as an action and how AI prompts are metered.

Swimlane suits SOC teams that want a flexible, low-code SOAR with AI agents and government-grade compliance. Compare Tines, Torq and Palo Alto Cortex. Browse the Cybersecurity tools directory for more.

Security automation and SOAR

Low-code.

AI agents in playbooks

Hero AI.

Is pricing public?

No, quote only.

Is Swimlane independent?

Yes, per a 2026 review.

FedRAMP?

High, announced June 2026.

Billing basis?

Action volume.