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Standard monitoring ($14.99): Everything above and 24/7 monitoring and dispatch for police, fire, medical water and temperature detection built-in cell connection seven-day timeline history smart lock control alarm, error, and camera push notifications.

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Self-monitoring ($9.99): Everything in single camera monitoring plus person-detection capability for up to five cameras.

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Single camera monitoring ($4.99): Recording access for 30 days, download recordings, manual recording, phone app.

Unmonitored (Free): Access to basic features (with your own internet or cellular connection).

Not only is the equipment cheaper overall, but SimpliSafe offers a multitude of plans that run from free to $24.99 per month. The budget-minded small business will find the best deals with SimpliSafe. Why SimpliSafe Is Best for Price & Contract Takeaway: SimpliSafe is cheaper, but Vivint offers financing. It also has a jam detection algorithm that notifies you if someone is trying to jam your system, as well as a battery backup in case someone tries to get around the system by cutting power. SimpliSafe: SimpliSafe launched its SS3 version in 2018, which has signal encryption for all messages between products and modes of wireless communication. The door and window sensors also have tamper alerts. Vivint also has two-factor authentication to make sure only approved users can access systems. This may be done through your Wi-Fi network, so it’s important to keep that secure with regular firmware updates, firewalls, and strong passwords. However, clever hackers have been able to hack into the camera feed. They now have 1024-bit encryption and the ability to hide IP addresses of connected devices. Vivint: Of most concern are Vivint’s cameras. However, they have updated their equipment and protocols to protect against hacking. In the past, both SimpliSafe and Vivint have been vulnerable. There’s no point having a security system that can be hacked. Security: Are SimpliSafe and Vivint Easily Hacked?

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Some companies install SimpliSafe systems for you if you prefer. (If you move with Vivint, it will reinstall the system for a fee.) Plans can transfer to new locations as well. SimpliSafe’s equipment is wireless and generally attaches with sticky tape, so it’s quick to install and easy to move with you. This makes it a good choice for gas stations and convenience stores where the button can be hidden but easily accessed. The panic button sounds a siren and alerts the authorities quicker than calling 911. It does have panic buttons, which Vivint does not carry. SimpliSafe lacks the tilt and car sensors Vivint has, though, and also does not have special procedures for duress alerts such as if someone was holding you up. That’s cheaper than most of Vivint’s plans and provides similar services.

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1 on our list of best business security systems, it’s super easy to install yourself, and the plans run from free (to use the equipment in the most basic way possible) to $24.99 per month (for full monitoring). If you are on a tight budget, are in a temporary location, or just need some basic security, then SimpliSafe is a great choice. The most common complaints are the sales practices and problems with customer support if something does not work right. Unlike SimpliSafe, however, you can get financing for your system at 0% interest, but you’ll need to purchase monitoring while you are paying off the equipment.Ĭustomers overall give it excellent reviews.

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(Plan pricing depends on the number of cameras you have.) However, if you upgrade equipment, expect to get put on a contract. If you purchase the equipment outright, you have no obligations for the monthly monitoring, which starts at $19.99 per month. (Be careful, because customers say the salespeople can be pushy on the upsell.) The installation is generally done by professionals-it does involve drilling holes into your walls, so this is not a good choice if you have a picky landlord. With the professional installation, you get a consultation on exactly what you need for the best security for your business. In addition to the equipment it has in common with SimpliSafe, it offers sensors for large doors, vehicle tracking devices, and a smart thermostat. (Note: SimpliSafe also integrates with Alexa and Google Assistant.) Between Vivint and SimpliSafe, we recommend Vivint for established businesses that have security needs beyond a door alarm, fire and flood, and simple cameras. Vivint ranked high on our list of the best business security systems and received special callout for its ability to integrate with smart devices and other equipment. Offers professional monitoring for multiple situations Has a wide variety of sensors for different situations May be able to incorporate existing equipment