Palo Alto pricing
Firewall prices and licenses
At Global Protect you can access the most popular Palo Alto Networks firewall series (PA-400, PA-500, PA-1400, PA-3400, PA-5400) and their related licenses in one place. On our site, Palo Alto prices are shown as net list prices to give you a starting point for sizing and budgeting. Your personalized Palo Alto firewall price always depends on your real needs: which license bundle you require, the expected throughput and feature set, and the chosen support term (1/3/5 years).
It is simple to use: choose your relevant model and the associated licenses, then use the “Add to list” button on the cards to collect items. At the bottom, the Quote Request List panel lets you review your selected items and send your request via the “Send quote request” button. You will then be redirected to another page confirming the submission’s status. We try to respond to every inquiry as quickly as possible.
If you are deciding between the PA-400, PA-500, PA-1400, PA-3400, or PA-5400 series, we are happy to help with sizing (users, traffic, features), selecting the right license bundle, and planning the rollout. On request we can also provide deployment, migration, and operations, so you do not just get the right device, you get a stable, long-term solution.
Palo Alto Networks price list and licenses
Frequently asked questions
Which Palo Alto series fits my environment (PA-400, PA-500, PA-1400, PA-3400, PA-5400)?
The choice mainly depends on the number of users, expected traffic (with SSL inspection), and the required security features (IPS, sandbox, DNS protection, etc.). PA-400 is ideal for SMB and branch environments, PA-1400 for larger offices and hubs, while PA-3400 suits higher loads and growing needs. If you are unsure, add potential models to your list and we will help with sizing.
How much does a Palo Alto firewall cost?
Pricing depends on the hardware model, the chosen license bundle, and the support term. We show net list prices on this page; we provide a personalized Palo Alto quote after you submit a request.
Where can I find a Palo Alto price list?
The main Palo Alto price list is available on this page. Select the model, review list prices and licenses, then request a custom quote.
What most affects the final price versus the list price?
The total is most influenced by the selected license bundle, support duration (1/3/5 years), capacity needs (throughput, SSL inspection), and any redundancy (HA pair). Project-based conditions may apply (volume, term, promotions).
Which licenses should I start with, and for how long?
Typically you will want a core network security bundle (covering the main protections), with add-ons depending on use case (e.g., DNS security). A 3- or 5-year term usually offers better TCO and more stable support, but consider budget and lifecycle factors.
Are project discounts available?
Yes, project-level discounts may be available under certain conditions. We will discuss details during the quote process.
What is the delivery time? Is there stock available?
Lead time depends on the model and stock. Common models are usually fast to deliver, while custom configurations or larger quantities may require more time. We will confirm the expected lead time in your quote.
Can I also request deployment, migration, and operations?
Yes. On request we provide deployment, configuration, migration, and ongoing operations (monitoring, updates, incident handling), so your device starts delivering value quickly and securely after purchase.
Should I choose an HA pair (active/passive)?
For business-critical systems, high availability (HA pair) is recommended to maintain service during maintenance or failures. The decision depends on your target SLA, risk tolerance, and budget.
What happens when support expires? (renewal)
Without support, you will not receive updates and new security signatures, reducing protection. Before renewal, review license mix and capacity; if load has increased, the bundle can be adjusted.