Transparent pricing for a modern security guard patrol system with GPS and QR-based patrol verification, AI-assisted review, incident reporting, and client-ready patrol proof — without proprietary RFID hardware.
No credit card required. Unlimited QR/GPS checkpoints are included in every paid plan.
Start with a security guard patrol system pilot before rolling out to more guards, sites, supervisors, and client reporting workflows.
Start monthly or choose a longer billing cycle. Prices are shown in USD and update automatically when you change the billing period.
For small sites testing digital patrol verification with a simple guard team.
For established security operations managing multiple sites and field teams.
For larger operations with more sites, more guards, and stronger reporting needs.
For companies that want unlimited site and guard capacity under one SaaS plan.
Add the QR and GPS checkpoints your patrol workflow needs. Pricing is not based on checkpoint count.
Guards use the mobile app, QR checkpoints, GPS context, and the web dashboard. No special scanner purchase is required.
Incident photos, patrol history, read-only access, and exports help turn daily guard activity into operational proof.
For enterprise buyers, security groups, and organizations that require dedicated infrastructure, stronger separation, and system-level control beyond a standard SaaS subscription.
Download a short U.S. overview or review the enterprise deployment document before starting a pilot.
A short, client-ready overview of Trinity Guard® for security teams, property managers, and decision-makers who want a clear summary before starting a pilot.
For larger organizations, enterprise buyers, and IT/security leadership evaluating self-hosted deployment, infrastructure control, and operational governance.
Clear answers for U.S. security buyers comparing patrol verification software.
Start a 14-day free pilot, configure your first site, invite guards, add checkpoints, and see whether Digital Guard Tour fits your security operation.
