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Buying an advanced antivirus, not so much. When you buy a car with advanced features like adaptive cruise or lane departure warning, you can easily see those features in action. YouвЂ™ll hardly pay less unless you opt for a free antivirus. At all pricing tiers, CatchPulse is a bargain. Kaspersky and ESET NOD32 Antivirus both list at $129.99 for 10 devices, by comparison. The next lowest price is Sophos Home Premium, which costs $60 per year to protect 10 devices. If you need protection for 10 PCs, CatchPulse is a clear winner at $39.90 per year. At the five-license level, CatchPulse undercuts K7, $32.45 to $34.00.

ThatвЂ™s lower than any product I track except for K7 Antivirus Premium, which costs $15 per year.

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You pay $23.99 per year to protect one PC with CatchPulse. These promises made me a bit wary as I started on this review. The description of the productвЂ™s вЂњblock firstвЂќ protection reveals that you, the user, must make the distinction between malware and safe software. But then youвЂ™d be paying for two antivirus solutions. The website also states that вЂњCatchPulse catches threats that traditional anti-virus solutions miss,вЂќ meaning you can use it alongside your existing antivirus. Oh, there are a few products with a tech-expert bent, but in general, your antivirus doesnвЂ™t need a lot of care and feeding. The thing is, most modern antivirus companies donвЂ™t require users to become security experts. CatchPulse, the latest incarnation of the companyвЂ™s home antivirus solution, promises protection from security threats вЂњwithout forcing users to become cybersecurity experts.вЂќ According to the company website, CheckPulse вЂњcombines an award-winning AI with a вЂblock firstвЂ™ approach that makes 100% protection a reality.вЂќ We did see cloud-based AI detection in testing, but not the promised 100% protection. In the last year or two, the company stepped into the consumer arena with its SecureAPlus antivirus. While I havenвЂ™t tracked its progress over the years, I can see from the Internet ArchiveвЂ™s Wayback Machine that SecureAge has provided Enterprise-level security for decades.

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