Simple, per door pricing.
Price any mix of access and bookable doors by region, with hardware bought up front or covered through Opex. Bookable features are added only where you need them.
How many doors?
How many are bookable?
Every door includes access, identity and management. Bookable doors add live availability, tap-to-book and automated billing.
Hardware
Wireless locks (Reader + Hub always included)
Opex pricing replaces the subscription and includes Reader + Hub hardware. For 50+ doors, talk to sales for volume pricing.
What's included
One platform. Two door types.
Access and identity capabilities run on every door. Booking and commerce capabilities are activated on the doors you make bookable.
Bookings & commerce
Access & identity
Portfolio operations
Insights & integrations
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FAQ
Pricing, answered.
What counts as a door?+
A door is any indoor, door-controlled space fitted with an elumo Reader — such as a meeting room, private office or entrance. The usual setup is one Reader and one Hub per door.
What’s the difference between an access door and a bookable door?+
An access door uses elumo for identity, permissions, wallet passes and a complete tap audit trail. A bookable door includes all of that, plus live availability, tap-to-book, booking-platform sync and automated charges. You can mix both types in one site and pay the bookable upgrade only on the doors that need it.
What contract length does elumo come with?+
Software runs on a 12-month agreement billed monthly. Rented hardware runs on a 36-month term with replacement cover included; purchased hardware is yours from day one.
Can we add doors mid-contract?+
Yes — new doors join the agreement at the same per-door rate from the next billing cycle. Contact sales for volume pricing from 50 doors.
How is our data handled and secured?+
essensys has a SOC 2 Type II report. elumo data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with access controlled according to each user’s permissions.