Compare · The buzzer you already have
Forty years old, no camera, no record, and never actually free.
The Tuesday test
The same doorbell, run through both systems. One of them knows who it is.
It is your guest, on video.
The bill
Numbers come from a quote. The shape of the bill, you can see right now.
Side by side
| The buzzer | With Veni | |
|---|---|---|
| On the wall | A 1980s panel, parts discontinued | A decal, using the wiring you already have |
| Visitors | Crackle and guess | Video from their own phone. No app |
| Guests | Buzz blind, or hide a key | Time-boxed passes, revocable |
| When it breaks | A locksmith, again | Reprint a sticker, swap a relay |
| The record | There is none | Every entry, on one building record |
| The monthly bill | Repairs, keys, quotes declined | One subscription: less, and it is the whole suite |
| Beyond the door | It is a buzzer | Desk, packages, maintenance, community |
The suite
The buzzer does one thing, badly. The subscription that retires it runs the desk, the packages, the repairs, and the neighborly life.
The honest ledger
What the buzzer gets right
When it still wins
Straight answers
No. The smart relay connects to the buzzer wiring and strike you already have. That is the whole install.
No. They scan the decal and the call opens in their phone's browser.
Clear, simple, per unit x per month pricing with volume-based discounts. Installations are charged separately.