Best SOAR Platforms (2026): Top 10 Compared

Swimlane Turbine is a security automation platform with low-code playbooks, case management, dashboards and reporting, and a large integration marketplace. Swimlane positions it against legacy SOAR, and its packaging page names teams replacing an older SOAR as a target buyer. The documentation is organised around workspaces, records and dashboards for daily operations, and orchestration built from playbooks, connectors and components.

Hero AI is Swimlane's set of generative and agentic features. The documentation covers a companion chat, Text to Playbook generation, component building and native AI actions. Swimlane AI SOC, included in all enterprise tiers, routes each alert either to a deterministic playbook or to an AI-assisted investigation path, with human review for complex cases.

Plans step up by daily automated actions, which Swimlane defines as each connector action, transformation or AI action in a playbook, excluding triggers. Users, storage and Hero AI credits rise with each tier. Swimlane Marketplace lists more than 6,000 building blocks, including integrations, playbooks and dashboard widgets.

Splunk SOAR is Splunk's dedicated security orchestration, automation and response product. The product page lists playbook automation, infrastructure orchestration, built-in threat intelligence, case management and integration with Splunk Enterprise Security. Splunk states that SOAR integrates with more than 300 third-party tools and supports more than 2,800 automated actions.

Playbooks are built in the Visual Playbook Editor, which uses prebuilt code blocks for users who do not write code and allows editing for those who do. Case management supports custom templates and industry-standard workflows.

Splunk's documentation separates SOAR On-Premises from SOAR Cloud and also covers the Automation Broker and an App for SOAR. Buyers can license SOAR on its own or receive it as part of Enterprise Security Premier, the higher of two Enterprise Security editions.

Cortex XSOAR is Palo Alto Networks' SOAR platform. The product page lists more than 900 prebuilt integration and automation packs, thousands of security actions for custom playbooks and a visual playbook editor. Investigations run in a virtual war room that combines chat, a command line and automatic documentation, and threat intelligence management pushes indicators to firewalls through external dynamic lists.

The documentation hub covers three lines: Cortex XSOAR 8 SaaS, Cortex XSOAR 8 On-prem and Cortex XSOAR 6, whose 6.15 release added playbook input grouping and shift roles. The hub states that XSOAR 8 On-prem reaches end of life on 30 September 2029, and that the older Hosted Services offering is already end of life.

Palo Alto Networks cites a State of North Dakota deployment where 196 playbooks close over 60% of incidents. Customer Success and Professional Services teams offer onboarding and use-case assistance.

Google Security Operations combines SIEM, SOAR and threat intelligence. The product page describes playbooks that automate common response actions across more than 300 tools, including EDR, identity and network security products, and a case wall that documents analyst activity automatically. Google also documents a standalone Google SecOps SOAR platform with its own playbook engine.

Packaging is explicit about limits. Standard includes 12 months of hot retention, 700+ parsers, 300+ SOAR integrations, one environment with a remote agent and a detection engine of 1,000 single-event and 75 multi-event rules. Enterprise adds unlimited environments, UEBA and larger rule limits. Enterprise Plus adds full Google Threat Intelligence access, a larger detection engine and BigQuery export storage for the retention period.

All packages are priced through sales on an ingestion basis.

Microsoft Sentinel is a cloud SIEM whose documentation describes its SOAR capabilities as two features. Automation rules manage incident handling centrally: they can tag, assign or close incidents directly, or run playbooks when incidents and alerts are created or updated. Playbooks are workflows built on Azure Logic Apps that orchestrate response and integrate with internal and external systems, either automatically or on demand.

The same documentation states that after 31 March 2027 Sentinel will be available only in the Microsoft Defender portal, so customers still in the Azure portal need to plan a transition.

Pricing is per gigabyte of data. The analytics tier supports full alerting and querying, with pay-as-you-go or commitment-tier billing, and a lower-cost data lake tier stores data for investigation and compliance. Microsoft notes that Logic Apps and other Azure services used with Sentinel are charged at their own prices.

FortiSOAR is Fortinet's security orchestration platform, now framed as an agentic operations platform that combines AI agents with deterministic playbooks. Fortinet lists more than 20 prebuilt expert agents for alert investigation, playbook building, free-form tasks and operations insight. Agents can be embedded in workflows, invoked from playbooks or called through MCP, under execution controls, access policies and step-by-step logging.

The platform supports more than 700 API connections, and prebuilt solution packs extend it beyond the SOC to vulnerability management, compliance and IT or NOC operations. Fortinet describes it as suited to both enterprises and MSSPs, citing multi-tenancy, workforce and task management and SLA tracking.

FortiSOAR is offered as SaaS (FortiSOAR Cloud) or self-managed software, and Fortinet's documentation library covers release 8.0. Fortinet SecOps products also embed FortiAI-Assist with SOAR automation.

Tines is a workflow automation platform used by security and IT teams. Its SOAR solution page describes it as a SOAR platform that deploys in minutes, connects to any tool and applies AI within security guardrails. The product set includes Stories (workflows), Storyboard, Cases, Workbench, Agents and Monitoring, with a templates library for common use cases.

Cases adds case management to workflows, so actions, collaboration and the audit trail for an incident sit in one place. Tines publishes customer material from Mars and SAP on SOC automation, and also markets the platform for threat intelligence, vulnerability management, GRC and IT service delivery.

Pricing is unusual for this category. The Free edition has no user limit but caps live workflows at three. Paid editions remove that cap and add flexible hosting and bring-your-own-model options, with prices given on request.

Torq markets itself as an AI SOC platform built on its Hyperautomation workflow engine. The product line covers Auto Triage, HyperAgents, Socrates, case management and hyperautomation. Auto Triage de-duplicates events and filters false positives, Socrates is a natural-language agent that investigates and remediates, and case management organises prioritised investigations.

The hyperautomation page describes building workflows by describing the use case in natural language and generating integrations with AI. Torq publishes a guide for migrating from legacy SOAR and a comparison of SOAR with its approach, and offers versions for MSSPs and MDR providers.

The knowledge base groups documentation into automations, Auto Triage and case investigation. Torq does not publish a pricing page.

D3 Security's Morpheus is an AI-driven security operations platform that D3 describes as an autonomous SOC. The site lists attack path discovery, cyber triage, a reasoning graph, response and orchestration, and self-healing integrations, with autonomy modes that control how far AI acts on its own. Use cases include AI SOAR, SIEM, XDR and vulnerability alert triage, and multi-tenant MSSP operations. D3 states that Morpheus works across more than 800 applications and offers a SOAR Migration Program.

The pricing page explains the commercial model in more detail than most vendors here. The subscription is set by daily alert volume rather than by AI consumption, and alerts above the tier are billed at a flat published per-alert rate. Named users are licensed separately.

D3 publishes user, integration, API and utility command documentation, with release notes.

Sumo Logic Cloud SOAR is the company's security orchestration, automation and response product. The solution page describes automated threat investigation, incident management and response, advanced triage that investigates indicators of compromise, and automated standard operating procedures. Hundreds of prebuilt integrations connect threat intelligence vendors and other tools, and Sumo Logic states that Cloud SOAR runs in private, single, multi-cloud or hybrid environments.

Buyers should distinguish Cloud SOAR from the Automation Service included with Cloud SIEM, which runs playbooks for insight enrichment, notifications and containment. The documentation includes a comparison of the two, along with sections on settings, incidents and triage, automation and threat intelligence.

On the pricing page, Cloud SOAR includes the full Sumo Logic playbook catalog and machine-learning-driven progressive automation, but requires activation subject to minimum users and service requirements.