Argus Home · Pricing

A simple model, sized to your community.

We put each proposal together after visiting the entrance. It depends on the number of homes, the lanes and the equipment needed.

Pricing model

Three parts, no fine print

Your community's proposal spells out each one with its amount.

Installation fee

Cameras, the guard-house computer, the gate connection, the QR reader, the tablet and installation. It can be subsidized depending on the contract term.

Monthly fee per home

A monthly fee for each home in the community, covering the software, running the service and support.

Site minimum

A minimum monthly fee per entrance, so small communities get the full service too.

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What's included

Everything the entrance needs.

No add-on modules and no per-user fees. It covers every resident, guard and manager in the community.

Access

  • Plate reading for residents and visitors
  • QR passes and 8-digit codes
  • Scheduled passes; emergency passes coming soon
  • Fixed QR reader

People

  • WhatsApp for passes and approvals
  • Resident portal
  • Guard-house app
  • Dashboard for the board

Operations

  • Works without internet
  • Entry log and CSV export
  • Monitoring of the guard-house equipment
  • Updates and support

Cost

Questions about pricing.

How much does Argus cost?

There's an installation fee, a monthly fee per home and a site minimum. The amounts depend on the homes, lanes and equipment, so we give them in a proposal after visiting the entrance.

Do we pay per resident or guard?

No. The monthly fee is per home and covers every resident, guard and manager in the community.

Is the guard-house equipment bought separately?

The equipment is included in the installation fee, which can be subsidized depending on the contract term. The proposal spells it out.

Can we try it before committing?

Yes. The pilot program starts with a few days of observation, when Argus reads plates without opening the gate, and then a handful of key vehicles. The board sees the results at its own entrance before any homes are added.

Your next step

Let's look at your entrance together.

We visit your guard house, review the lanes and the gate, and bring the board a proposal with the installation plan.