AEGIS Watch reads the plates coming and going at your entrances and keeps all of it on equipment you own. It does the same job as the big-name cameras for about half the yearly cost, and none of your data goes into a national police network.
The cameras do the same job. The national providers and AEGIS handle your neighborhood's information in completely different ways.
The big providers upload your plate reads into a nationwide database that outside agencies can search. You don't get to say who looks at your neighborhood's traffic, or how long they keep it.
Everything records to a server you control. We don't sell it, and it never lands in a national network unless you decide to share it.
Each camera runs on a solar panel and its own cellular signal. No trenching and no running power. We mount it where you actually need eyes.
One camera is built to read plates in bright sun or full dark. A second wide camera shows the whole scene around it.
Every vehicle gets read on the way past. Put a plate on your watchlist and you'll know the second it comes through.
It all runs on hardware you control, and your people sign in through a private portal. Nobody else gets a key.
Why RLOCKWe came up as locksmiths in northeast Georgia. Keeping people's property safe is the only work we've ever done. AEGIS is that same job with sharper tools.
One local company puts the cameras up, keeps them running, and picks up the phone when you call. No national support queue, no stranger three states away.
One flat rate per camera covers everything: the hardware, cellular, plate reading, and support. You lease it the same way the big providers do, and pay far less every year.
It's all in the monthly rate. That's roughly half of what the big national providers typically charge, which runs $2,500 to $3,000 a year per camera.
| Per camera | Install | Year 1 | Year 3 | Year 5 | Year 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AEGIS Watch | $400 | $1,900 | $4,900 | $7,900 | $15,400 |
| National provider | $650 | $3,650 | $9,650 | $15,650 | $30,650 |
| You save | $250 | $1,750 | $4,750 | $7,750 | $15,250 |
Competitor figures are typical industry estimates for a comparable camera, roughly $650 to install and $2,500 to $3,000 per camera each year, and they vary by provider and by site. Your exact quote is set at the site visit.
Plate-reading cameras for neighborhoods and businesses. Solar, cellular, and self-hosted. The private alternative that keeps your data yours.
Cameras, sensors, and alerts for your own property, built on the same private setup. Ask us what we can do for your home.
We'll come out, look at your entrances, and give you a straight quote. No pressure.