Pricing
Two plans, no contract, cancel whenever. Free is not a trial - it does one complete thing reliably, forever.
Your three people, told at once. One alarm, one panic button, one single-level policy - the moment your alarm trips, everyone gets the text together.
Escalation that keeps going until someone answers - and a phone that actually rings at 3am.
All prices USD.
| What You Get | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Locations | 1 | 10 |
| Alarms | 1 | 25 |
| Panic Buttons | 1 | 25 |
| Contacts | 3 | 100 |
| Escalation Policies | 1, single level | 50 · up to 5 levels · repeat |
| Channels | Email, SMS | Email, SMS, Voice |
| Acknowledgment | Yes | Yes |
| False-Alarm Window | Yes | Yes |
| Custom Modes | - | Yes |
| API Keys | 50 | 50 |
Fair questions
You can build the trigger - that part stays yours. What you'd still be building is reliable SMS and voice delivery, escalation with acknowledgment, a false-alarm window, and consent handling - and then maintaining it forever. We manage that layer so a real emergency never hits a bug you shipped at 1am.
It's your people, not a call center - alerted in seconds, escalated if the first person misses it. That is deliberately different from monitoring: the people who actually know your home decide what happens next.
Open ecosystem: it works with any hardware and nothing locks you in. The Home Assistant integration and SDKs are open source; the hosted service is the paid part.
Test it tonight. Test mode runs your real policy on its real timeline and records exactly who would have been reached - then flip to live and trip it once for real. Your own phone ringing is the proof.
No. Alerts arrive as normal texts, calls, and email, and acknowledging is one tap on a link. Every contact consents before they can be alerted, and they can always opt out.
Nothing breaks and nothing is deleted. Upgrade when a single text to three people stops being a response plan - that is usually the moment you want escalation and a phone call.
No card for Free, no contract for Pro, and your setup carries over untouched.