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With packages starting as low as $250, we found that SimpliSafe is the most affordable option without sacrificing quality.
Updated May 29, 2025
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It shouldn’t feel like you need to take out a second mortgage on your house to afford a home security system. On the other end of the spectrum, we’ve tested cheap security systems that felt, well, cheap. That’s why instead of just looking at prices, we assess security systems based on value.
We spent the past three months testing affordable home security systems that offer comprehensive protections. We lived with these systems, and, ultimately, we’ve named SimpliSafe the best of them. It won’t be the best security system for everyone, though, so we’re also going to highlight five other top contenders. Let’s dig in.
Did You Know? Less than half of Americans can afford a $1,000 emergency, let alone willingly spending hundreds on a home security system.1 That doesn’t mean you can afford to keep your home unprotected, though, which is why we put together this list.
From Anthony Travaglia, Retired Police Officer, Home Security Expert
We believe the only way to give unbiased and trustworthy recommendations is by testing security systems ourselves. Not only do we order and install systems, but we use our own money to do it. We don’t want to be beholden to a company just because they provided us with a free system. We set these systems up in our own homes and test them extensively for weeks. In the end, we write with authority about app usability, monitoring center response times, and which features do and don’t work because we’ve lived with them. We want you to have honest, accurate findings.
We try our best to provide fair and objective comparisons. We start by installing all our test units in the same environment – a two-story, 2,200-square-foot home where one of our security experts lives. In our experience, testing security systems in a real home vs. a lab provides the most precise results.
We also buy the same components from each system we’re testing and set them up in the same locations. The picture below shows where we typically install different types of security equipment:
To zero in on the best affordable security systems, we used our expertise in the home security field to decide the most critical factors to consider. They are:
We compared our top picks based on those criteria, and here’s our verdict.
Rating the Most Affordable Home Security Systems
Unlike other websites that review everything from kettlebells to ceiling fans, our team of experts exclusively reviews security and safety equipment. It means we can dedicate our focus to the task at hand and guarantee our recommendations are trustworthy. The experts who contributed to this guide include:
With over 75 years of combined industry experience, SafeHome.org is the most accomplished home security team online. Since our site launched in 2016, we have been featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, and many other major outlets. Collectively, we have:
Every recommendation comes from our first-hand product experience and thorough understanding of the home security industry. So let’s take a look at the most affordable home security systems in 2025.
| System | SimpliSafe | Cove Security | ADT Self Setup | abode | Frontpoint | Brinks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ranking | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th |
| SecureScore™ | 9.2/10
Most Flexibility |
8.8/10
Most Affordable Equipment |
8.6/10
Best Professional Monitoring |
8.0/10
Best Smart Home Features |
8.7/10
Best Cheap DIY Home Security |
8.7/10
Easiest to Set Up |
| Installation | DIY or Professional | DIY | DIY or Professional | DIY or Professional | DIY or Professional | Professional |
| Requires Professional Monitoring? | No | Yes | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Professional Monitoring Cost | Starts at $21.99 Per Month | Starts at $19.99 Per Month | Starts at $24.99 Per Month | Starts at $16.58 Per Month (Paid Yearly) | Starts at $49.99 Per Month | Starts at $29.99 Per Month |
| Equipment Cost | Starts at $249.96 | Starts at $99 | Starts at $269 | Starts at $159.99 | Starts at $69 | Starts at $399 |
| Read Review | SimpliSafe Review | Cove Security Review | ADT Self Setup Review | abode Review | Frontpoint Review | Brinks Review |
SimpliSafe’s retail prices cost around the industry average, with systems starting at $250, but they almost never charge full price. SimpliSafe is always running a sale, sometimes as high as 70 percent off with freebies like security cameras.
SimpliSafe also does not require a subscription, so you can choose to pay for your equipment up front and leave it at that. They also offer an affordable cloud storage plan for $9.99 per month or professional monitoring that starts at $21.99 per month.
Like we mentioned, SimpliSafe’s retail prices only tell part of the story. Their real prices change based on their current sale. For instance, for their last Memorial Day sale, they discounted their packages by 60 percent, bringing their basic package down to $100. Here’s a comparison between their retail prices and the price during their 60-percent-off sale:
| System Name | Number of Pieces | Regular Price | Sale Price |
| The Beacon | 10 | $729.90 | $292 |
| The Lighthouse | 7 | $479.93 | $192 |
| The Haven | 14 | $529.86 | $212 |
| The Knox | 12 | $489.87 | $196 |
| The Hearth | 9 | $409.91 | $164 |
| The Essentials | 6 | $279.94 | $112 |
| The Foundation | 4 | $249.96 | $100 |
SimpliSafe doesn’t offer as many equipment options as other companies, but they cover all the necessities. When it comes to cameras, for example, choose between two different SimpliSafe indoor cameras, one SimpliSafe outdoor model, and one SimpliSafe video doorbell. Everything you could need without any fluff.
SimpliSafe makes up for its limited selection by letting you choose how you put the equipment together. It offers several packages, or you can start with a base station and a keypad and add whatever devices you want.
Pro Tip: The blue light from the control hub is a little bright, so you might not want to install it in a room where it might disturb anyone’s sleep. Just something to keep in mind!
We bought SimpliSafe’s Foundation package and added a Wireless Indoor Camera and a smoke and CO detector.
When it comes to monitoring, you can self-monitor and access real-time alerts and live footage for free. You can add video storage for $9.99 a month. For professional monitoring, you can pay $21.99 for basic services or $31.99 per month for monitoring, storage, and Intruder Intervention. That’s the most value-adding package from SimpliSafe, in our opinion. It’s cheaper than similar monitoring plans from other companies by as much as $18.
With Intruder Intervention, SimpliSafe’s monitoring agents can access your Wireless Indoor Camera during active alerts. They’ll assess the situation, then use the camera’s two-way talk to guide you to safety or scare off intruders.
FYI: SimpliSafe also offers a Pro and Pro Plus plan, but they cost $49.99 and $79.99 per month, respectively. They add SimpliSafe’s Active Guard Outdoor Protection, which allows their agents to access your outdoor camera when it detects a potential threat. Then, they can take action as needed.
>> Find Out More: Best Self-Monitored Systems
SimpliSafe offers professional installation, but we recommend doing it yourself. They pioneered DIY installation, and now it’s easy as can be. It only took us 30 minutes to install our six-piece system and outdoor camera. We didn’t do anything special, either, just plugged in the base station and followed the step-by-step instructions.
It might take you a bit longer than 30 minutes to install your system, since we recommend using the screw mount instead of the peel-and-stick backings like we did. That way, you have a more permanent installation.
This is the same Entry Sensor we use for our garage door.
FYI: One bonus of choosing SimpliSafe – a modern design aesthetic. The SimpliSafe hub, for instance, is sleek, unobtrusive, and looked great in our home.
SimpliSafe does have its downsides. For example, we think the company should expand its research and development department. Its equipment selection is more limited than other companies’. If you’re in the market for solid equipment at affordable prices, though, you’re not going to do better than SimpliSafe.
>> Compare: SimpliSafe Vs. ADT
| Monitoring options | Professional and DIY |
|---|---|
| Installation | Professional and DIY |
| Smart platform integration | Alexa and Google Home |
| Equipment cost | Packages starting at $249.96 |
| Monthly monitoring cost | From $21.99 |
| Contract length | Monthly |
Cove is a new home security company trying to draw in new customers with low prices. Their systems start as low as $99 with inexpensive security cameras, too. For monitoring, they only charge $19.99 per month and do not require a long-term contract, so you can cancel anytime.
We mentioned Cove’s pricing already. Cove is basically a cut-rate version of a premium system. That is, the company requires you to purchase a monitoring plan, but it offers those plans at a significant discount over other companies. Plans start at $19.99 per month, which is $2 cheaper than SimpliSafe.
In addition, most equipment is less than half of what you’d pay with SimpliSafe or ADT, and that includes cameras. Even Cove’s outdoor camera is just $100 compared to $199.99 from SimpliSafe or $179.99 from ADT.
Cove equipment is sleek, which means it’ll suit most decors. It has a nice heft to it, too. The touch-screen hub, for example, weighs a full three pounds. We live in an older home, so that’s too heavy to mount on our walls. So, we let our hub sit nicely on an end table in our living.
There’s a nice range of equipment as well. It includes indoor, outdoor, and doorbell cameras on top of all the standard home security sensors and some environmental sensors, too.
Cove’s low prices meant we could afford tons of equipment while sticking to our budget.
>> Also See: Video Doorbell Buying Guide
Cove offers two affordable monitoring options. Both give you professional monitoring, environmental monitoring, InstaText notifications, cellular backup, access to the app, and hourly automated check-ins.
The premium, $29.99-per-month plan adds smart features and camera support. We only recommend it if you buy cameras with your system. Otherwise, Cove’s smart features are not worth the extra $10 per month. It only enables voice control through Alexa or Google Home.
>> More Options: Best Systems With Cellular Connections
We found that Cove’s lack of experience came with both pros and cons. The biggest benefit is the price. Their low prices make a full security system affordable. We bought an entry sensor for every door and window in our home, since they only cost $4.50 a piece. Check out our guide to window alarm sensors to find out if you need sensors for your windows.
That said, Cove’s lack of experience showed in the technology they offer. Or, rather, the lack of technology. Their cameras that we tested did not include any AI capabilities to filter out alerts. So, one day, we got about two dozen false alarms at work because the neighbor’s dog was roaming through our yard. They also didn’t work with the Cove app, and instead required us to install a third-party app just for camera monitoring.
Pro Tip: When you’re installing your security cameras, make sure they’re about 6 to 8 feet off of the ground. That’s the sweet spot for picking up activity, and it also makes it so would-be burglars can’t easily tear them down.
Our Cove security system came shipped neatly organized in a box for easy installation.
| Monitoring options | Professional or DIY |
|---|---|
| Installation | Professional or DIY |
| Smart platform integration | Alexa and Google Home |
| Equipment cost | From $300 for hub and keypad |
| Monthly monitoring cost | From $19.99 |
| Contract length | Monthly |
Over the last several years, ADT revamped their pricing for the better. It’s the only company we know of that’s lowered prices over the last two years. They also now offer DIY installation and monitoring, which can help you cut your costs further. Meanwhile, it has continued to improve its products through a partnership with Google.2
No question that ADT’s prices are more competitive than they were in the past. Entryway sensors that used to cost $30 to $50? They now cost only $20, roughly the same price as SimpliSafe’s door/window sensors. You can get motion sensors now for only $40, devices that used to cost $100.
Even better, ADT regularly offers huge discounts on their packages that compete with SimpliSafe’s sales. They regularly discount packages over 60 percent off, making their premium packages cost as much as their basic packages. If you DIY your install, you don’t need to sign a long-term contract either.
ADT offers some of the best equipment on the market, though it doesn’t necessarily offer a wide selection of devices. They offer every component we use to protect our home, though, and they’re some of the highest-quality versions we’ve tested.
As for cameras, those all come from Google Nest, one of the best manufacturers of security cameras, doorbell cameras, and smart home accessories. They also offer other smart home devices like thermostats. However, if you’re looking for niche equipment like garage door tilt sensors, you won’t find it through ADT.
Here we are DIY-installing our ADT entry sensors ourselves to avoid their professional installation fee.
ADT has always offered the best professional monitoring in the business. The company employs a dozen monitoring centers across the country. That way, even if 11 went down, your monitoring would stay intact.
They also use what they call SMART monitoring, which is a text-based alert. It’s sent to everyone you choose in your home as a group message, keeping each member of your household informed. This also encourages faster responses, as anyone in your house can verify an alarm.
In terms of value, ADT reduced the price of their monitoring. You can now get the same monitoring that used to cost up to $60 per month for as little as $24.99 per month. For systems with cameras, though, expect to pay $39.99 per month if you DIY your install or $49.99 per month for professionally installed systems.
Pro Tip: Like SimpliSafe, ADT actually provides customers with the option to self-monitor their system. We don’t really recommend this, but it can definitely help save money if you’re protecting your property on a budget.
We’ve been testing ADT for years, so we’re used to their white-glove professional installation. It was weird installing our ADT system ourselves, but the experience went off without a hitch. We followed the instructions on the app step-by-step and had our system up and running in about 30 minutes.
After finishing the install, it worked like any other ADT system we’ve tested in the past. Everything functioned in harmony; even the Google Nest Cams worked well with the ADT system. We particularly liked their Trusted Neighbor feature that automatically lets in particular guests using our Nest Video Doorbell’s facial recognition capabilities.
Here’s everything that came with our Google Nest Cam.
| Monitoring options | Professional or DIY |
|---|---|
| Installation | DIY |
| Smart platform integration | Alexa and Google Home |
| Equipment cost | Packages starting at $269 |
| Monthly monitoring cost | From $24.99 |
| Contract length | Monthly |
You don’t think of home automation when you think of affordable home security systems, but that’s exactly what you get with abode. They offer cutting-edge smart home capabilities that can compete with the likes of Vivint for a fraction of the cost. Just expect to do the whole setup yourself.
abode is cheaper than SimpliSafe, and that’s true across the board. For instance, abode’s cheapest camera costs just $60, $40 less than SimpliSafe’s cheapest offering. Their subscriptions are about 25 percent lower than SimpliSafe, too, including monitoring and cloud storage plans.
Even abode’s premium iota hub that enables their advanced home automation capabilities costs the same as SimpliSafe’s base station and keypad, which can only integrate with Alexa and Google Home for basic voice control.
All of abode’s equipment offers great value. It’s not the highest quality on the market, but for the price, it’s hard to beat. They offer a huge selection, too, including everything from glass break sensors and smart locks to security cameras and video doorbells.
Where abode’s equipment gets confusing is with their three hubs. There’s the Security Hub, Smart Security Hub, and Iota Hub. Each hub offers different levels of smart home capabilities, but we recommend the Iota for abode’s full suite of capabilities. It only costs $50 more than the other two hubs, too.
We bought the abode Iota Security Kit along with a few extra entry sensors and a motion detector.
>> Find Out More: Best IFTTT Systems
If you’re looking for an affordable security system, avoiding a monthly fee is a major plus. abode’s free plan offers more capabilities than SimpliSafe and ADT. They include full access to their app and all their smart home integrations in their free plan. SimpliSafe and ADT lock app features and smart home integrations behind their subscriptions.
As for professional monitoring, abode keeps their prices low, as long as you’re willing to sign up for a year upfront. An annual plan brings their monitoring price down from $24.99 per month to $16.58. Or, for just cloud storage, they charge $7.99 per month or $6.25 when billed annually.
Did You Know? abode includes cloud storage with their professional monitoring plan. So, even though SimpliSafe’s monitoring starts at $21.99 per month, it’s a more apt comparison to look at their $31.99 plan that includes cloud storage as well when comparing them to abode.
>> Head-to-head: Abode vs. SimpliSafe
There’s no question that abode is affordable, but it’s intelligent, too. Their smart home capabilities are one of their main selling points, and, after testing it ourselves, we can see why. We integrated our system with all of our current smart home equipment thanks to their ZigBee and Z-Wave compatibility, which supports over 4,000 smart home devices.3
After integrating our equipment, we used abode’s CUE system to set up all of our home automation. Since their camera features AI that can differentiate between people, pets, and packages, we set an automation that turned on our porch light when there was a package at our doorstep to deter porch pirates.
>> Read About: Can Smart Lights Deter Burglars?
Pro Tip: If you’re going to be using a lot of smart home technology, you need to protect your home network from intruders as well. Smart home devices are notorious entry points for hackers to gain access to your valuable information.
We like the design of the abode Keypad, and the tactile feel of the buttons is surprisingly satisfying.
We should point out that even though abode supports smart home integrations with their free plan, they require a subscription to access their CUE automation system. That said, the free plan still supports IFTTT, which is a similar open-source home automation system, keeping them on our list of the best no-monthly-fee security systems.
| Monitoring Options | Professional and DIY |
|---|---|
| Installation | DIY |
| Smart Platform Integration | Alexa, Google Home, and Apple HomeKit |
| Equipment Cost | From $159.99 |
| Monthly Monitoring Cost | From $16.58 |
| Contract Length | Monthly |
When it comes to affordability, Frontpoint is a tale of two companies. Their equipment packages are some of the cheapest on the market, starting at $69 when including their constantly running sale. On the other hand, their 24/7 monitoring costs $49.99 per month, but it’s one of our favorite security system monitoring services, so we think it’s worth the price.
Let’s be clear. Sometimes affordable is a relative term. It’s a full-service home security system, and that means a full-service home security system price. Monitoring, for instance, costs $49.99 per month. That’s more than ADT charges for monitoring. It’s also more than Vivint charges.
The good news is that Frontpoint keeps their equipment prices low. Frontpoint packages start at just $69 after discounts. That’s less than SimpliSafe charges even during the best sales we’ve seen them run.
Frontpoint systems center around a proprietary hub that connects their equipment sourced from several manufacturers. Most of their equipment is made by Alarm.com but not all of it. For instance, their smart lock is made by Yale. Either way, Frontpoint sources some of the highest-quality equipment on the market. You’ll even find Yale on our roundup of the best smart locks.
>> Learn More: Frontpoint Home Security Camera Review, Cost & Pricing in 2025
We bought the Frontpoint Essential Home Security System and added four entry sensors.
In the past, Frontpoint required you to sign up for an expensive, $49.99-per-month monitoring plan to use their security system. They remedied that by adding the option for a $14.99-per-month self-monitoring plan, and they even now have a basic monitoring plan that costs $44.99 per month.
We opted for the premium monitoring plan so we could test all of Frontpoint’s capabilities. But, if you’re buying one of their affordable systems with just sensors, you can definitely get by with the basic monitoring plan. You’ll need to give them a call to get a quote, though.
FYI: You can use the app to set up routines for your notifications. That way your phone won’t be buzzing all night from cats and raccoons walking into the path of your security cameras.
Even though, in some ways, Frontpoint charges more than most companies on this list, we find that they consistently deliver good value. For instance, their home automation options compete with the likes of Vivint, but they charge less than half the price for equipment. We particularly like their geofencing capabilities that alert us if we leave our front door unlocked after leaving our home’s perimeter.
Here’s a look at the size of Frontpoint’s Door/Window Sensor compared to our hands.
| Equipment Cost | Packages starting at $386.93 |
|---|---|
| Monitoring Options | Professional |
| Monitoring Cost | Starting at $14.99 per month |
| Contract Lengths | Monthly or 36 months |
| Installation Options | DIY |
| Smart Platform Integrations | Google Home, Alexa, and Siri |
Brinks offers an affordable alternative to ADT. It’s the only company that’s been around as long as ADT, for example, and it offers both top-tier equipment and full professional monitoring. Plus, every system is professionally installed. And, OK, so Brinks doesn’t offer quite the equipment selection that ADT does, but it also doesn’t cost quite as much. Across the board, you can get equipment and monitoring for about 30 percent of what ADT charges.
Brinks doesn’t look like much of a discount system – on paper. Its cheapest packages, for instance, cost around $360. That’s not exactly Vivint territory, but it’s more than ADT charges these days for its lowest-priced packages. The company runs frequent sales, though, and that can save you big. If you time things right, for example, you can sometimes get a Brinks camera for 50 percent off when you purchase another camera at full price. Plus, Brinks offers professional installation for free. You won’t find a deal like that with Vivint or ADT.
It’s worth pointing out as well that Brinks offers some solidly built, sophisticated equipment. Affordability isn’t always about the bottom line. Value matters too, and you get a lot for your money with this company. For instance, every Brinks device integrates with both Alexa and Google Home, so you can control everything with a voice command or two. The touchpad hub includes its own SD card that records video anytime anyone tampers with the system. Even if someone should manage to take down your hub, you’ve got a record of exactly what happened.
We used to knock Brinks when the company didn’t offer its own video doorbell. That changed in the last year. And when the company decided to produce its own model, it made sure to do it right. This doorbell lets you set up virtual zones so you decide what triggers the motion detection. It comes with intelligent notifications that can tell the difference between people, animals, and vehicles. And it’s compatible with smart home devices. We connected ours to our front room lights so that any time someone stepped foot on our front porch it looked like we were home, even when we weren’t.
Brinks equipment
Brinks offers two monitoring plans, the Home Complete and the Home Complete with Video. Of course, that means you can’t self-monitor, but we always recommend professional monitoring anyway. You can never tell when you’re going to be too busy to respond to an alert. As an added bonus, both plans also include cellular backup. Even if your Wi-Fi should go down, you can be sure your system will keep working.
>>Check Out: Brinks vs. ADT
Comparing Brinks to ADT is a serious compliment. After all, ADT is our number one rated home security system. Brinks has a lot in common with ADT, though, beginning with a long history in the industry. Brinks hasn’t been around for quite as long, but the company does date back to the 1800s. In keeping with this long history, Brinks takes an old-school approach to home security. The company doesn’t publish prices online, for instance. You talk with a real honest-to-goodness human being about your security needs and purchase a system that’s custom-designed, especially for you. Then Brinks shows up and installs all of your equipment for free – assuming you’ve signed up for at least three months of professional monitoring.
Yet Brinks is also a forward-thinking company. We got full voice control of our system, for instance, through Google Home. Don’t worry – Brinks also works well with Amazon Alexa, if that’s your preferred smart home ecosystem. Voice control was especially useful when we got an alert on Sunday afternoon while we were up to our elbows in bread dough. Turns out it was just our sister arriving with that extra cup of flour we needed. Luckily, we were able to unlock our Brinks smart lock for her – again, using just our voice.
We’re not saying that Brinks is quite as good as ADT. You get what you pay for, after all. The differences are subtle, but they do matter. For instance, ADT offers its own user-friendly app; Brinks requires you sign up with a third-party app – Alarm.com. In addition, ADT offers a choice between its own cameras and Nest cameras. Brinks’s equipment selection is more limited. ADT has nine monitoring centers across the country, and there’s built-in redundancy; so if one goes down the others step up. Brinks has backup servers and backup generators, but that’s a step down from ADT. In the end, it’s all about price. If you can live without the extras, Brinks makes an excellent backup choice.
| Monitoring Options | Professional only |
|---|---|
| Installation | DIY |
| Smart Platform Integration | Alexa and Google Home |
| Equipment Cost | From $199 |
| Monthly Monitoring Cost | From $39 |
| Contract Length | 36 months |
If you’re going to save money on a home security system, it helps to know what the costs are. That way, you can make informed decisions when choosing the aspects of your system that you want to invest in.
Here we are installing our SimpliSafe motion sensor.
There are three primary costs when it comes to home security systems include:
The goal isn’t to simply cut everything and go with the cheapest options in all these categories. Rather, you want to weigh your particular needs against the costs you’ll pay. Then choose a system that balances security with affordability.
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The right home security system can save you tons of money in equipment and monitoring fees. If you’re looking to save even more, though, you’ll want to keep your eyes peeled for deals and discounts. After watching sales from over 30 companies for about a decade, here’s when home security companies offer the best discounts:
Some security companies run a sale 24/7. They try to make it seem like their pricing will go back to their inflated retail prices in only a few days so you buy a system immediately. Here are a few companies that are always running a sale:
You may need to keep your eyes peeled, but there’s a deal out there that’s right for every homeowner or renter.
Look, it’s a dangerous world out there. Even with a declining number of burglaries, there were still over 800,000 in 2023.4 That’s why everyone needs home security regardless of their current financial status.
Thankfully, plenty of companies offer affordable home security solutions that can cost less than $100. And, if you go with any of the six solutions we listed here, you can get a high-quality security system that can compete with the best providers in the industry.
ADT offered us brown covers for our entry sensors so that they’d blend in with our wooden door and door frame.
Yes, many home security systems, including those with low prices, offer professional monitoring services. SimpliSafe, Cove, and ADT Self Setup are three great examples.
Yes, some home security systems with low overall costs often have upfront equipment costs. But, it does not have to be a high upfront payment as many providers offer starter systems for under $100. All three of our top picks also offer financing options.
In most cases, you can return a home security system. Many companies offer trial plans or money-back guarantees for a set number of days or months. This is a great way to test out a system to see how well it works for you.
Yes, most security systems lock their home automation capabilities behind a subscription. abode lets you integrate your system with other smart home devices, but you still need a subscription to use their CUE automation system.
All of our favorite affordable home security systems do not require a long-term contract. That way, if your financial situation changes, you can always cancel your home security subscription.
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