Quick answer: Quick Heal AntiVirus Pro is still sold in October 2026 as the entry-level Windows antivirus from Quick Heal Technologies Limited, a Pune-based company listed on India’s stock exchanges. Quick Heal’s site listed it at ₹816 for one user for one year (MRP ₹979) when we checked, with Internet Security and Total Security above it. AntiVirus Pro covers malware, ransomware, phishing and unsafe websites and adds newer tools such as dark web monitoring and an in-app assistant. In AV-Comparatives’ 2025 tests, Quick Heal’s top suite received one Advanced and one Standard award and was not among the Top-Rated products.
This review is based on Quick Heal’s own product pages and published results from independent test labs. We have not tested the software ourselves. An earlier version of this article described an installation that showed windows “for a fraction of a second”, a keylogger test and a disk clean-up as if we had run them. We have removed those first-hand descriptions, along with old prices and the claim that Quick Heal is “the best in the customer care department”.
About Quick Heal
- Company: Quick Heal Technologies Limited, founded in 1993 and headquartered in Pune, Maharashtra. Its shares are listed on the BSE and NSE.
- Brands: Quick Heal for home users and Seqrite for businesses, as the original article noted.
- Products for home users in October 2026: for Windows, Quick Heal Total Security, Internet Security, AntiVirus Pro and Internet Security Essentials (which Quick Heal’s site says is available only in its “South Region”); Total Security for Mac; Mobile Security for Android; a Total Security Multi-Device pack; and AntiFraud.AI.
Prices (as of October 2026)
As of October 2026, per Quick Heal’s AntiVirus Pro page, prices for one user for one year were:
| Product | Price shown | MRP |
|---|---|---|
| Quick Heal AntiVirus Pro | ₹816 | ₹979 |
| Quick Heal Internet Security | ₹1,174 | ₹1,409 |
| Quick Heal Total Security | ₹1,591 | ₹1,909 |
Quick Heal also showed a multi-year offer with an extra coupon discount at the time. Offers change often, so check the price for your user count and duration at checkout. The original article listed ₹2,250, ₹3,000 and ₹5,630 for these products; those prices are out of date. One AntiVirus Pro licence is for one device at a time, but Quick Heal says you can move it to a new device by deactivating it on the old one.
Features Quick Heal documents for AntiVirus Pro
- Malware and ransomware protection: real-time protection against viruses, malware, spyware and ransomware, which Quick Heal says uses its AI-based GoDeep.AI detection.
- Phishing, email and browsing protection: blocks phishing emails, malicious attachments and harmful websites.
- Smart Scan: scans the whole system, chosen folders, network and USB drives, memory and boot sectors. The original article described the same mix of automatic and custom scans, with a default action you can set for threats.
- Dark Web Monitoring 2.0 and Spy Alert: checks whether details such as phone numbers, email addresses, passwords, PAN or Aadhaar numbers appear in leaked data.
- Security and Privacy Score: a score showing how well protected your PC is.
- SIA: a built-in chatbot assistant that explains alerts and settings in plain language.
- MetaProtect: manages protection across your Windows devices from one login.
- Game Booster and performance tools appear in Quick Heal’s comparison table for its Windows range.
The original article also described an anti-keylogger, firewall, sandbox, intrusion detection, TrackMyLaptop anti-theft, parental controls and a PC Tuner. Some of these belong to Quick Heal’s higher suites rather than AntiVirus Pro; for example, Quick Heal’s comparison table lists firewall protection, Safe Banking, parental controls (“Smart Parenting”) and backup in its Windows range, and Quick Heal’s own FAQ says AntiVirus Pro does not offer more advanced web filtering. Check the comparison table on Quick Heal’s site to see which edition includes the feature you need.
The original article said AntiVirus Pro worked on Windows 2000 and later. Windows 2000 has been unsupported by Microsoft for many years; check Quick Heal’s datasheet for the Windows versions supported today.
Independent test results
The original article said AV-TEST had rated Quick Heal a “Top Product”, without a date. Here are current, dated results:
- AV-Comparatives: Quick Heal Total Security was one of 19 products in AV-Comparatives’ 2025 consumer test series. Its Consumer Summary Report 2025 (published 14 January 2026) says Quick Heal “received one Advanced and one Standard Award”. It was not among the Top-Rated products (Avast, AVG, Bitdefender, ESET, G Data, Kaspersky and Norton). The report praised its simple interface, its security and privacy score and its parental controls.
- AV-TEST: Quick Heal did not appear in AV-TEST’s Windows 11 home-user tests from October 2025 to August 2026, so there is no recent AV-TEST score to report.
Support
Quick Heal lists phone and WhatsApp support, tech-support pages, how-to videos, FAQs, a dealer locator and a lost-product-key service. The original article described a remote-support option in which a technician takes control of your PC to fix problems. If you use any remote-support service, start it only from inside the official Quick Heal app or website, and never give remote access to someone who contacts you first; scammers often pose as antivirus support.
Who Quick Heal suits
- Good fit: Indian buyers who want local pricing in rupees, an Indian company, dealer availability and features aimed at Indian users, such as Aadhaar and PAN leak alerts.
- Think twice: if independent lab scores are your main criterion, the Top-Rated products in AV-Comparatives’ 2025 tests scored higher. Windows also includes Microsoft Defender Antivirus at no cost.
Before paying, read our guide on whether a free antivirus is good enough. For comparisons, see our Norton AntiVirus Plus review, our ESET NOD32 review and our list of antivirus software for PC.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Quick Heal AntiVirus Pro cost?
Quick Heal’s website showed ₹816 for one user for one year (MRP ₹979) in October 2026. Prices and offers change, so check at checkout.
Is Quick Heal an Indian company?
Yes. Quick Heal Technologies Limited is based in Pune and listed on the BSE and NSE. Its business products are sold under the Seqrite brand.
What is the difference between AntiVirus Pro and Total Security?
AntiVirus Pro is the entry-level product focused on malware, phishing and web threats. Internet Security and Total Security add more privacy, banking, family and performance tools. Quick Heal’s comparison table shows which features each includes.
Can I use one AntiVirus Pro licence on two PCs?
No. Quick Heal says a single-user licence is for one device at a time, but you can transfer it by deactivating it on the old device first.
How did Quick Heal do in independent tests?
In AV-Comparatives’ 2025 consumer tests, Quick Heal Total Security received one Advanced and one Standard award and was not Top-Rated.
Checked in October 2026 against Quick Heal’s AntiVirus Pro page and product comparison, AV-Comparatives’ Consumer Summary Report 2025 and AV-TEST’s Windows 11 results from October 2025 to August 2026. We have not tested Quick Heal ourselves, so confirm current prices and features before you buy.
