A property is not one door or one camera. The system connects your approaches, structures, response areas, and independent evidence into a practical coverage plan.
Review activity, check camera views, and stay connected to your system from wherever you are. The interface shown is an illustrative concept, not an actual app screenshot.
Power and internet access can be uncertain on rural sites. Independent cameras, local storage, and cellular options add resilience where applicable; a site review determines what can work at your location.
Review primary and backup connectivity for the site.
Independent layers
Detection, deterrence, and cameras serve distinct roles.
Site-specific
Place equipment around approaches and structures.
Evidence options
Local storage and plan-based cloud backup.
Installation
Planned for the place it protects.
Start with your access points, structures, power, and connectivity. Starter Pasture Guard includes a DIY guide; Ranch Defender includes professional installation. Every plan benefits from clear placement, testing, and handover.
Not every property starts with all four. Starter Pasture Guard includes driveway alerts and cameras; Ranch Defender adds sensory and visual deterrents. A site-specific assessment can help determine what fits.
What happens if internet service goes down?
Independent cameras may use cellular connectivity and local storage. Backup and connectivity capabilities depend on the selected plan and site conditions; discuss those details during planning.
Can I install the system myself?
Starter Pasture Guard includes a DIY installation guide. Ranch Defender includes professional installation. Larger configurations are planned around the site.
Can the system grow with my property?
The system is designed as layers, so a quote can account for more sensors, cameras, structures, or access points as your needs change.