Price wise, WebRoot carries the pack. Like Bitdefender, Kaspersky and many others, it only costs $ 40 for a one-year subscription. Whereas a three-license webroot subscription costs $ 10 more, the other two ask for $ 20 more. Norton's Single Antivirus does not have a multi-license plan, and a license will run you $ 49.99. As for McAfee Antivirus Plus, it costs $ 59.99 per year, but this subscription gives you unlimited protection for your Windows, MacOS, Android and iOS devices. As always, you can get a discount on these prices for the first year, sometimes in-depth.
You can use your webroot licenses to install antivirus on both PCs and Macs. Webroot is a component of the SecureEnhower antivirus (for Mac), especially the web-based security system common to both platforms. Overall, the two products offer similar security features, though WebRoot doesn't go overboard with Mac's expert features.
Webroot's installer is tiny, less than 4 MB and it installs in a flash. Immediately after starting the installation, it gets busy with the compilation of startup tasks, testing it as each is finished. The tasks listed include: scanning for active malware; Analyze installed applications to reduce alerts and requests; Establishing a system baseline; And optimize performance for your unique system configuration. Even with these extra tasks, the process goes fast.
The appearance of the product has not changed significantly since my last review. Its green-toned main window has a light panel that includes statistics for recent scans and a button to launch on-demand scans. Even if you never click this button, WebRoot creates a full scan during the installation and runs the scheduled scan daily. A panel on the right handles access to the rest of this product's significant collection of security features.
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