Pricing
Four tiers. One standard of coverage.
All include timestamped incident reporting and the exportable audit trail. Firm pricing follows a free site assessment — never a checkout.
How much does 911 Sentinel cost?
Coverage starts at $500/mo and scales with site size, responder posts, and drone options. Firm pricing follows a free site assessment.
Basic
Monthly, from
$500
- AI cameras monitor the property day and night
- Every alert reviewed and verified by a human operations desk
- Verified alerts queue responder dispatch
- Unverified alarms closed at the desk with nothing dispatched
- Timestamped incident report delivered by morning
- Exportable audit trail on every event
Rounds
Monthly, from
$3,500
- Minimum one marked patrol visit every night
- Patrols run on a set nightly schedule
- Every pass photo-documented and on the record
- Works with or without existing cameras on the property
- Additional nightly visits at +$2,000/mo each
- Timestamped reporting and exportable audit trail
Presence
Monthly, from
$6,000
- Dedicated responder posted on site from dusk to dawn
- Vehicle-posted presence visible from the street
- Responder already assigned to the property
- Direct line to the operations desk through the night
- Escalates to police when warranted
- Nightly activity log, timestamped and on the record
Overwatch
Monthly, from
$8,000
- Everything in Presence, plus autonomous drone patrol
- Regular aerial sweeps flown through the night
- AI camera network included on the ground
- Aerial and ground coverage feeding one operations desk
- Built for large-acreage industrial and construction sites
- Timestamped reporting and exportable audit trail on every event
What affects price.
Firm pricing follows the property walk because the scope depends on the site, not a checkout form.
Property size and layout
Coverage window and overnight risk
Existing camera coverage
Responder post or patrol-round requirements
Drone patrol options for large-acreage sites
Reporting and escalation workflow needs
What every tier includes.
Human review before response
A written site plan
Timestamped incident reporting
Responder escalation when the event warrants it
An exportable record for ownership review
Compare it to a guard on a stool.
A comparable spend on a traditional guard covers one post, part of one night, with no record. Here’s the difference.
- CoverageOne guard, one post at a time.The whole site — from the air, the ground, and inside.
- AccountabilityCan sleep, skip a round, or not show.Every flight and dispatch logged, to the minute.
- VerificationA judgment call, alone, in the moment.A 24/7 human desk verifies every alert first.
- ResponseAs fast as one person can walk.Dispatch, response, and closure are logged against the site plan.
- The recordA paper logbook, maybe.An exportable audit trail on your desk by 06:00.
- EscalationConfrontation, or a call to 911.97% resolved on site — police only when warranted.
No obligation
A free site assessment
We walk the property and return a written coverage plan with firm pricing in two business days. No commitment.
Contractual response
Defined by tier, in writing
Each tier defines how responder coverage is assigned, how alerts are reviewed, and how response activity is recorded.
Built for the record
Reports built for your files
Every incident closes with a timestamped, exportable record formatted for ownership review.
Buyer questions.
Why is firm pricing produced after assessment?
The property walk defines the coverage window, camera conditions, responder needs, drone options, and reporting workflow before a firm monthly scope is written.
Which tier should a property start with?
The right tier depends on whether the property needs camera monitoring, patrol rounds, posted presence, drone overwatch, or a combination.
Is incident reporting included?
Yes. Each tier includes timestamped incident reporting and an exportable record for ownership review.
New coverage — intake open
Request a site assessment.
A Sentinel operations lead walks your property and returns a written coverage plan — sweep cadence, responder posts, and firm pricing — within two business days.