Your contract renewed. Your equipment didn't.

Four things that mean you're overpaying

These are the patterns we see in the accounts that end up switching. If two or more sound like you, the call is worth five minutes.

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  Three years or longer on monitoring Long-tenure accounts are the ones whose rate drifted furthest from what new customers pay.
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  Paying $45 to $100 a month That band usually means an old bundled plan rather than a current monitoring rate.
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  Still on the original hardware Same keypad, same door contacts, no cameras added since install.
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  Your agreement renewed on its own You never signed a new term — it rolled over, and the rate came with it.

Take the equipment, or take the months

You can have either one — not both. Tell the specialist which matters more to you and they'll price it that way.

Both offers require the purchase of a new eligible security system and a monitoring agreement. One promotional offer per household — the two cannot be combined. Credit approval may be required. Equipment value is applied as a credit toward the system and has no cash value; the free monitoring period begins at activation. Your final package, price and any remaining balance are confirmed by the specialist on the call.

Three steps, one phone call

1. We check your address

   A Switch specialist confirms your ZIP is in the service area and asks what system you have now. Thirty seconds.

2. You meet the security expert

   We introduce you to a licensed security expert on the same call, then step off the line.

3. They price it and book the install

   Your package, the offer you picked, and a professional installation date — handled before you hang up.