Comodo (Xcitium) review

Yes. A free version is part of the offering and the model is free. It covers 50 devices on Windows and Linux, and the bundle adds vpn. The vendor behind it is Xcitium, Inc., based in the US.

There is no renewal figure to quote, because the only plan listed is free and the free version carries no subscription term. Readers weighing first-year and renewal pricing can place it against the antivirus field's first-year median of €49.95.

The free plan covers 50 devices, above the device median of 5.5 in the antivirus ranking. For context, the median in the free antivirus field is 10, and its upper quartile reaches 10.

Packages are published for Windows and Linux. Apple users should look elsewhere, since Apple Inc. covers iOS, iPadOS and macOS. Readers weighing platform reach can compare against the free antivirus field, where 63 brands are ranked.

Support runs through email, phone and help centre, so email, phone, a help centre and a community are all in scope. In the antivirus ranking, help centres are the most common channel at 88.6%, ahead of email at 67.1% and phone at 60%.

The legal entity is Xcitium, Inc., headquartered in the US, and it was founded in 2022. A short operating history is worth weighing for buyers who put vendor track record first, though the free plan removes any entry cost.

It fits estates needing broad Windows and Linux coverage at no charge, since Windows and Linux are the packaged platforms and 50 devices are covered. It also suits buyers happy with bundled vpn and with support limited to email, phone and help centre.

Yes. The listed extras bundle is vpn, so a VPN arrives with the free plan instead of sitting behind a paid upgrade. VPN bundling is close to standard in the free antivirus field at 96.2%.