Compare · Wired video intercoms
A wired intercom is a real upgrade. It is also a construction project.
The Tuesday test
The same three minutes, run through both front doors. Watch the clocks.
Maya, holding wine.
The bill
Numbers come from a quote. The shape of the bill, you can see right now.
Side by side
| Wired panel | With Veni | |
|---|---|---|
| On the wall | Powered panel, cable runs per entrance | A decal on the door you already have |
| Visitors | Directory screen, often a PIN or app | Their own phone's browser. No app |
| Residents | The vendor's handset or app | Video answer anywhere, one-tap open |
| The install | Wall work, wiring, scheduling | One short visit, certified installer |
| When it breaks | Truck roll. The door waits | Reprint a sticker, swap a relay |
| Guest access | PINs, shared and re-shared | Time-boxed passes, revocable |
| The record | The vendor's silo | One building record, read every morning |
| A desk later | A second system | Front desk mode. Same record |
| The monthly bill | A service contract on hardware | One subscription: less, and it is the whole suite |
| Beyond the door | It is an intercom | Desk, packages, maintenance, community |
The suite
A panel is one product. The subscription that replaces it also runs the desk, the packages, the repairs, and the neighborly life.
The honest ledger
What the hardware route gets right
When it still wins
Straight answers
No. The call opens in their phone's browser.
Yes. The smart relay connects to the release you already have.
Clear, simple, per unit x per month pricing with volume-based discounts. Installations are charged separately.