Packages & Pricing

Four tiers. Start simple, scale when you’re ready.

Every system is professionally installed and built to grow. Pick the tier that fits your property today — upgrading later is straightforward.

Professional install — hardwired or Wi-Fi One app — alerts, live view, control Scalable — grows with your needs
Tier 1

Video Only

Cameras only — a clean, simple entry point. Professionally installed, better than anything DIY.

$25–$45 / mo
Self-monitored — no professional dispatch
  • Exterior & interior cameras
  • App access + live view
  • Motion alerts
  • Clip storage + playback
  • No intrusion sensors or alarm
  • No professional monitoring
Tier 2

Security Only

Intrusion protection without cameras. A strong fit for landlords covering entry points and common areas.

$30–$45 / mo
Self-monitored — no professional dispatch
  • Door & window sensors
  • Motion sensors
  • App alerts
  • Remote arm / disarm
  • No cameras included
  • No professional monitoring
Tier 3

Video + Security

The most common upgrade — cameras and sensors under one app. Fully covered without a monitoring fee.

$45–$60 / mo
Self-monitored — no professional dispatch
  • Everything in Tier 2
  • Cameras added to the system
  • Video alerts + clip playback
  • Single app for everything
  • Cameras and sensors communicate
  • No professional monitoring

All tiers include a professional install — not a DIY kit. Monthly pricing covers your platform and monitoring fee. Hardware and install are quoted separately based on your property size and scope.

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Commercial properties

Pricing above is for residential properties.

Commercial installations: retail, office, warehouse, multi-tenant, and mixed-use, are scoped and priced individually. Every commercial property has different coverage requirements, access control needs, and infrastructure. Contact us for a custom estimate.

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How we compare

Ring, SimpliSafe, and Nest are consumer products.
This is a different category.

Box brands are designed to be bought online and installed yourself. There’s a meaningful difference between that and a system designed for your property, installed by a licensed technician, and verified before anyone leaves.

Ring / SimpliSafe / Nest
Minted Secure
Installation Who puts it up and how
— DIY — you install it yourself using the included instructions
✓ Licensed technician. Every location assessed, signal tested, wire runs planned
Coverage design How placement decisions are made
— You decide where to put things based on the box instructions
✓ Site assessment before hardware is ordered. Coverage planned for your specific property
Signal verification Confirming devices actually work where they’re mounted
— No verification. You find out it’s a dead zone after it’s mounted
✓ Every device location tested before mounting. Minimum signal threshold required
Hardware quality What’s actually in the box
— Consumer-grade. Designed for price point and retail shelf appeal
✓ Commercial-grade equipment. Built for longevity, not retail margin
Wiring How cables are handled
— Wireless only or surface-mounted cables — visible wires, battery dependence
✓ 99% of wiring concealed inside walls, conduit, or trim. No exposed runs
System integration How well devices work together
— Works within its own ecosystem. Cameras, locks, and sensors often on separate apps
✓ Cameras, locks, sensors, and automation on one platform. Tested as a whole before handoff
Support when something goes wrong What happens after install day
— Call center support or community forums. You troubleshoot it yourself
✓ Real support from the people who installed your system. We know your property
Monthly cost What you’re paying for
— $10–$30/mo platform fee — often required just to access your own recordings
✓ $25–$75/mo covers platform, monitoring (Tier 4), and ongoing support
InstallationWho puts it up and how
✓
Minted Secure

Licensed technician. Every location assessed, signal tested, wire runs planned

—
Ring / SimpliSafe / Nest

DIY — you install it yourself using the included instructions

Coverage designHow placement decisions are made
✓
Minted Secure

Site assessment before hardware is ordered. Coverage planned for your specific property

—
Ring / SimpliSafe / Nest

You decide where to put things based on the box instructions

Signal verificationConfirming devices actually work where they’re mounted
✓
Minted Secure

Every device location tested before mounting. Minimum signal threshold required

—
Ring / SimpliSafe / Nest

No verification. You find out it’s a dead zone after it’s mounted

Hardware qualityWhat’s actually in the box
✓
Minted Secure

Commercial-grade equipment. Built for longevity, not retail margin

—
Ring / SimpliSafe / Nest

Consumer-grade. Designed for price point and retail shelf appeal

WiringHow cables are handled
✓
Minted Secure

Wiring routed to fit the aesthetics of your property. No exposed runs that weren’t intended

—
Ring / SimpliSafe / Nest

Wireless only or surface-mounted cables — visible wires, battery dependence

System integrationHow well devices work together
✓
Minted Secure

Cameras, locks, sensors, and automation on one platform. Tested as a whole before handoff

—
Ring / SimpliSafe / Nest

Works within its own ecosystem. Cameras, locks, and sensors often on separate apps

Support after installWhat happens when something goes wrong
✓
Minted Secure

Real support from the people who installed your system. We know your property

—
Ring / SimpliSafe / Nest

Call center support or community forums. You troubleshoot it yourself

Monthly costWhat you’re paying for
✓
Minted Secure

$25–$75/mo covers platform, monitoring (Tier 4), and ongoing support

—
Ring / SimpliSafe / Nest

$10–$30/mo platform fee — often required just to access your own recordings

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One more thing worth knowing: A Minted system is part of the house. Hardware mounted properly, wiring routed to fit the aesthetics of your property, everything installed with the intention of staying — when you sell, the system stays and adds to the value. Box brands don’t work that way. Ring, SimpliSafe, and Nest go with you when you leave — and what they leave behind are holes in your walls, adhesive marks, and cable runs that were never meant to be permanent. A proper security system isn’t a gadget you unplug. It’s infrastructure.

Common areas, exterior coverage, clear ownership

Exterior and common-area systems are positioned as property protection — not tenant perks. We define ownership, access, and privacy boundaries from day one so there’s no ambiguity later.

What this covers

Cleaner access control — fewer disputes — better documentation for insurance and claims — stronger deterrence at entry points and shared spaces.

Tell us about your property

We’ll put together a system recommendation based on your property, goals, and budget. No pressure, no obligation.

What we’ll ask

Property address — number of cameras — doors and windows to cover — coverage goals — current Wi-Fi setup — timeline