One QR sign at the gate.A full access control platform behind it.

Plan on 30–45 minutes of active manager time. We meet by video, map your relay, generate signs per gate, and help you import your resident roster (CSV or from the current callbox). Most communities are live the same week.

Almost certainly. If your relay opens on an authorized caller ID or an incoming SMS, we are compatible. Mighty Mule®, All-O-Matic®, Linear®, USAutomatic®, DoorKing® telephone entry with cellular, and most GSM callboxes all work.

Yes. Anywhere there is a relay we can drive, the same QR + phone-verified flow works — apartment lobby doors with a mag lock or electric strike, condo front doors, package rooms, garage entries. We always recommend a licensed locksmith or electrician for the physical wiring (fire-code nuances apply to mag locks), but once the relay is in place, the software side is identical to a gate.

Same platform. Each amenity becomes its own access point with its own QR sign and its own schedule (pool 8am–10pm, gym 5am–11pm, package room 24/7). Residents see all of them in one PWA; you configure schedules and per-resident allowlists once. Audit logs are unified across every access point.

Yes. Every package ships with a GateLink R1™ 4G cellular router — it works anywhere with cell coverage, no property WiFi needed. If you already have WiFi at the gate, you can also use a GateLink W1 relay for additional access points at minimal cost.

No problem. A Sure-Fi® wireless bridge carries the relay signal from the building to the gate without trenching — up to a mile through walls. You mount a GateLink W1 or E1 indoors, wire it to the Sure-Fi transmitter, and mount the Sure-Fi receiver at the gate. See our integrations page for details.

Yes. We connect to your existing MQTT broker over TLS with topic prefixes per gate, so GateMonitor becomes one more device on the same broker. Your maintenance team does not learn a new admin tool. See /integrations for the full list of supported configurations.

Three packages from $199/mo (GateMonitor) to $499/mo (SmartPath + LPR) per property. Each includes 1 gate, 1,000 tenants, cellular router, and signage. Add gates ($49/mo each), access points ($29/mo each), and tenants ($25/mo per 250 above 1,000) as you grow. One-time hardware cost from $1,495 to $2,995 depending on the package, or lease from $65/mo with $0 upfront. We can send you a 1-page board summary.

We import a CSV of authorized phone numbers, you send residents a pre-written welcome text from your dashboard, and they set up their guest-invite page in under a minute. The old callbox can stay live in parallel during the migration.

GateMonitor is not a callbox replacement — it is a faster lane that runs alongside it. Most communities keep the callbox as a fallback for the rare visitor with no phone or a dead battery. Pre-invited guests use the tap-to-open link pass, walk-ups with a phone scan the QR, and everyone else can still press the callbox button. Over time, the callbox handles fewer and fewer calls — but you decide when (or if) to retire it.

Click Deactivate. Their phone, their delivery codes, and any guest passes they sent stop working — at every gate, immediately. The event is logged with who deactivated and when.

Yes. Scheduled access is included with every property. Great for contractors (e.g. lawn care, 8am–5pm Tuesdays only) or amenity-only staff.

Property managers and admins. Residents only see their own activity and the guests they invited. Role-scoped by design.

The sign is non-electronic and the relay runs independently. If GateMonitor is ever unreachable (our SLA is 99.95% on Enterprise), your relay still opens for authorized callers.

Month-to-month by default. Annual terms available with a ~10% discount. Cancel any time; we export your data.

No. We target HOAs, gated communities, and managed residential. If you operate a regulated facility, we can scope a custom deployment on Enterprise but it is not our default.