Looking for a RangeForce alternative?
RangeForce (and Immersive Labs) sell polished, curriculum-driven SOC training, on annual, seat-based contracts that go through procurement. If your blocker is the contract and the cycle, not the content, a self-serve, hourly range gets your team practicing this week instead of next quarter. Tyrian is a real range you rent by the hour: one click provisions real cloud machines, a real Active Directory, and a real Wazuh SIEM in your browser, you run a real attack, and you get a report. $5 free to start, then about $0.20/hr, no contract.
| RangeForce | Tyrian | |
|---|---|---|
| Buying model | Annual seat contract, procurement | Self-serve, by the hour, no contract |
| Time to value | A quarter (contract + onboarding) | Same day, 90-second launch |
| Content model | Vendor curriculum + paths | Real ranges you drive + guided scenarios |
| Infrastructure | Managed training environments | Real cloud machines, AD, Wazuh SIEM |
| MSSP fit | Enterprise-oriented | Native multi-tenant clients + white-label reports |
| Pricing | High annual minimum | $5 free, ~$0.20/hr, pay for what you run |
When RangeForce is the right choice
- You want a large, structured curriculum with managed learning paths and progress tracking.
- You have budget for an annual enterprise contract and a procurement process.
- You want vendor-led content and a defined training program out of the box.
- Seat-based licensing fits how your org buys training.
When Tyrian is the right choice
- You want to start this week without a procurement cycle or an annual commitment.
- You'd rather pay for the compute you actually use, by the hour.
- You want your team on real, isolated infrastructure they drive, not a fixed curriculum.
- You're an MSSP that needs per-client tenants and white-labeled reports.
See the difference yourself
Launch a real range in 90 seconds, fire a real attack, watch your detections catch it. $5 free, no card.