Security and connectivity for Alberta farms and remote sites

Ask anyone running an operation outside Calgary or Edmonton and you’ll hear the same thing: the further you get from the city, the worse the options get. Spotty internet, long waits for a service truck, and security systems that were designed for a strip-mall storefront, not a working farm or a remote yard. The result is that the sites that most need reliable eyes and a reliable signal are the ones that get them last.

That’s exactly the gap we built our Alberta model to close.

Start with the link, not the camera

At a rural site, the hard part was never the cameras — it’s getting a dependable network to them. Rural internet is often a single fragile connection the whole operation leans on, and hanging a camera system off it creates two problems at once: the security stack competes with the business for bandwidth, and one outage takes everything down together.

We design the other way around. The security system gets its own dedicated link — Starlink where fibre and fixed wireless don’t reach, with automatic cellular failover so a single dropped connection doesn’t leave a property dark. Connectivity is a priced, managed line, not an afterthought bolted on at the end. For a lot of acreages and remote work sites, that dedicated, monitored link is worth as much as the cameras.

Remote-first management is the whole point

The reason distance stops being a problem is that we manage every site remotely, continuously. We see a camera drop or a link degrade from our side — usually before the owner does — instead of waiting for someone to drive out and discover it. On-site work still happens when it’s genuinely needed, delivered by a vetted local install partner on the ground in Alberta, but the day-to-day watching and management runs from our side around the clock.

You own the hardware. We own the management.

The model is the same one we run across our markets: you buy the equipment (through us, so it’s compatible and warranty-aligned) and you own it outright. We run the software, the monitoring, and the advisory for one flat monthly fee per site — no long lock-in, 30 days’ notice, and a clean exit if you ever want one. No leases, no repossession games.

What it costs

Alberta pricing is a flat monthly management fee per site, in Canadian dollars, with GST added on top and no provincial sales tax to worry about. A small site that rides your existing network starts at C$400/month; a larger property or a multi-building operation scales from there. Connectivity, hardware, and any on-site visits are itemized separately, so you always see what you’re paying for. You can size your own site in about a minute with our estimator, or see the full pricing first.

If you run a farm, an acreage, or a remote site in Alberta that the big providers treat as an afterthought, that’s precisely the kind of site we built this for. Tell us where it is and what it runs, and we’ll show you what management-first coverage looks like up north.