Consolidate SOAR + Alert Automation
Two tools. Two bills. One demo to replace both.
Most SOCs pay for a SOAR and a separate alert-automation tool to do one job. Morpheus is a modern deterministic SOAR and an agentic SOC on one engine, at or under what you pay today, with the AI in the price instead of on a meter.
60 days
Free migration, playbooks and integrations ported
800+
Self-healing integrations
Up to 95%
Alert triage in under two minutes
One engine
SOAR and agentic SOC, one bill
In a customer’s own words
“D3 is not Palo Alto. It is refreshing to work with a company that listens and values product feedback. You quickly incorporate our suggestions to improve the product.”
A Fortune 500 enterprise that switched from Cortex XSOAR to D3 Morpheus.
Many SOCs pay two separate bills, a SOAR for orchestration and a distinct L1 alert-automation tool for triage, to accomplish one job. Morpheus consolidates both into a single engine: a modern deterministic SOAR and an agentic SOC on one platform, priced at or under what a team pays today, with the AI (token) cost included rather than metered per use. For Cortex XSOAR customers specifically, Palo Alto has named Cortex AgentiX, delivered within XSIAM/XDR, as the next generation of XSOAR, so a migration is coming regardless. Morpheus lets teams migrate only the orchestration and investigation layer, keep their existing SIEM, and port playbooks and integrations for free in a 60-day plan.
Why are we paying for two tools to do one job?
SOAR and L1 alert-automation grew up as separate categories, and most stacks still carry both: two contracts, two renewals, two admin surfaces. A modern agentic SOC collapses them. Orchestration and autonomous triage run on one engine. Consolidation is the top buying motion of 2026 precisely because this kind of overlap is everywhere, and it is the cleanest place to cut cost without cutting capability.
What does “the AI is in the price, not on a meter” mean?
It means the token cost of the AI is included in your Morpheus subscription rather than billed per action. Usage-metered AI punishes adoption. The more your analysts lean on it, the higher the bill. Attack Path Discovery and the Reasoning Graph were engineered over 24 months to use fewer tokens, so we absorb that cost and quote you one predictable number instead of a meter that ticks upward.
I’m on Cortex XSOAR. Isn’t AgentiX just an upgrade?
No. Palo Alto named Cortex AgentiX the next generation of XSOAR, and it is a different product delivered inside XSIAM/XDR. Moving to it is a migration, and because it lives in XSIAM it can pull your SIEM into a re-platform. If you bought Demisto, that is three generations in seven years. Morpheus lets you migrate once, keep your SIEM, and swap only the orchestration and investigation layer.
How does the price actually compare?
Morpheus comes in at or under what you pay today. Because the AI is token-inclusive, the number you agree to is the number you keep. Adoption does not move it. Bring your renewal and we will walk the comparison line by line, against your current SOAR plus any separate automation tool.
| Capability | Two tools today | Morpheus (one engine) |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms to license | A SOAR plus a separate L1 alert-automation tool | A modern deterministic SOAR and an agentic SOC on one engine |
| Contracts and renewals | Two contracts, two renewal cycles, two admin surfaces | One contract, one renewal, one admin surface |
| AI pricing | Metered per action, so the bill rises as analysts use it | Token-inclusive, one predictable number that adoption never raises |
| Migration | A move to a vendor successor can pull your SIEM into a re-platform | Free 60-day migration; keep your SIEM, EDR, and identity tools |
| Governance | Audit trail split across two tools | One audit trail per incident, across your multi-vendor stack |
| Total spend | Two bills for one job | At or under what you pay today |
One demo, two tools retired
A large MSSP was paying for a SOAR and a separate L1 alert-automation tool to do one job. One Morpheus demo, and it retired both.
faqs
Frequently Asked Questions
Consolidation, pricing, and the XSOAR successor path, answered.
Can one platform replace both my SOAR and my alert-automation tool?
Yes. Morpheus is a modern deterministic SOAR and an agentic SOC on one engine, built to retire the two separate tools most SOCs run for orchestration and L1 triage.
Does Morpheus charge usage fees for its AI?
No. The AI (token) cost is included in the subscription. Attack Path Discovery and the Reasoning Graph were built to use fewer tokens, so pricing is predictable and adoption never raises the bill.
Is Cortex XSOAR end-of-life?
No. XSOAR professional-services SKUs reached end-of-sale on February 1, 2026, and Palo Alto named Cortex AgentiX, delivered within XSIAM/XDR, as the next generation. XSOAR is not product-wide end-of-life, but the successor path points to a new product.
Do I have to move to XSIAM to leave XSOAR?
Not with Morpheus. Morpheus replaces only the orchestration and investigation layer and runs across your existing SIEM, so you migrate without a SIEM re-platform.
Two tools. Two bills. One demo to replace both.
Bring your XSOAR renewal and your two contracts. We will walk the consolidation and the 60-day migration, line by line.
Last updated: July 21, 2026. XSOAR professional-services SKUs reached end-of-sale February 1, 2026; Cortex AgentiX was named the next-generation successor to XSOAR on October 28, 2025, delivered within XSIAM/XDR (Palo Alto announcements). XSOAR is not product-wide end-of-life, and XSIAM is not the successor. The customer quote is cleared, verbatim, and anonymized. The MSSP consolidation proof is anonymized. D3 figures are approved. No Palo Alto price is stated as fact. Cortex, XSOAR, AgentiX, XSIAM, XDR, and Demisto are trademarks of Palo Alto Networks; all trademarks belong to their owners.