Select the type of property you want to secure. Different facilities—like offices, schools, warehouses, or churches—often require different access control setups. This helps us tailor your estimate to your specific environment.

Select the tier that best matches your facility’s security needs and budget.

• Basic: Ideal for small offices or single-entry points requiring simple key card or fob access.

• Commercial: A reliable solution for most businesses, offering scalable door access, credential management, and strong security features at a cost-effective price.

• Enterprise: Built for large facilities or high-security environments, with advanced integrations, multi-site management, mobile credentials, and the highest level of control.

Would you like to manage your access control system remotely?

• Yes (Cloud-Based): Access and manage your system from anywhere with an internet connection—no onsite server required.

• No (On-Premise): Your system will run on a local server housed at your facility, with all management handled onsite.

• If your door unlocks only with a regular key, it likely does not have an electrified lock.

• If your door is already connected to a keypad, badge reader, or buzz-in system, it likely does.

This question helps us determine how much new hardware and wiring your system will need.

This will calculate your Lock Power Supply Requirement.

Here's an example to help you answer this question. If you have a total of 20 doors that need access control and 6 already have electrified locks, then only 14 doors need power. In this case, move the slider to "16 doors or less". This slider goes up in increments of 4, here's why:

Access control locks need electricity to work. A lock power supply is the device that provides consistent power to the electrified locks on your doors. Each power supply can typically support up to 4 doors.

By telling us again how many of your doors need power, we can calculate how many power supplies your system will require to function reliably.

The number of people who need access helps us estimate how many key cards or key fobs your system will require. Each authorized person typically receives their own credential, so this step ensures we include the right quantity in your estimate.

If NO, keep the slider at 0.

If YES, move the slider to the number of doors that need a biometric reader.

Biometric readers use unique physical traits—like fingerprints, facial recognition, or eye scans—to verify identity instead of a key card or fob.

They offer the highest level of security since credentials can’t be lost, stolen, or shared. Biometric systems are commonly used in high-security environments such as data centers, labs, and government facilities, but can also be added to standard business access control systems.

If you already have an access control system in place, let us know. In some cases, we can integrate with your current hardware (like card readers, panels, or locks) to save costs. In other cases, the old system may need to be fully replacedwith new equipment for better reliability and compatibility.

This helps us determine whether your project will be a fresh installation or an upgrade to what you already have.

The height of your ceilings affects how much cabling and conduit is needed to connect your access control system. Taller ceilings often mean longer cable runs and additional installation equipment (like lifts), which can impact the overall cost. Providing this detail helps us create a more accurate estimate for your project.