TryHackMe Pricing Overview

The best part about TryHackMe is the beginner friendly UI/UX. Anyone who is starting out in cybersecurity will not feel overwhelmed by this gamified platform. It also is kept updated with latest attack vectors and CVEs. Another plus point for newbies is that TryHackMe removes the need for a beefy PC to practice labs. Have been a user for long and don't think I'll move out of it anytime soon. Also, it is fairly inexpensive for the value it provides. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Any downside i try to think of feels like nitpicking. I've sometimes faced a bit of trouble with the in-browser labs but it didn't last for long and everything worked fine on the second attempt. Another tiny issue i faced was the lack of rooms for niche topics like k8s security but they've now been added iirc. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What impresses me the most about TryHackMe is the interactiveness with which it teaches cybersecurity. The range of interactive labs and challenges, from beginner to expert in difficulty, really makes a few pretty hard-core concepts both understandable and fun. The clear tutorials and supportive community guide users on structuring and effectively building practical skills. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

A drawback of TryHackMe is that it might not delve into quite advanced topics as much, and users may have to search for more technical information somewhere else. Furthermore, while there is a free version, access to all the labs and features requires a paid subscription, which would create a barrier for some learners. Sometimes, there will be technical issues or errors in some rooms that may hinder the learning process. Additionally, all this content can sometimes become too much for a newcomer without definite starting points. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.