Rhombus Systems

Rhombus delivers an end-to-end physical security platform built around enterprise-grade cameras, access control hardware, environmental and motion sensors, and 24/7 alarm monitoring. Hardware options span dome, fisheye, bullet, multisensor, and mini cameras; door controllers, readers, and intercoms; and IoT sensors for audio, temperature, air quality, entry, and panic alerts. All devices integrate into a single cloud console with real-time AI analytics, automated workflows, and 50+ third-party integrations. The platform is designed for large distributed environments—supporting rapid search and review, health monitoring, offline resilience, and strict cybersecurity requirements (NDAA/TAA-compliant hardware, SOC 2 controls, GDPR alignment, and continuous firmware updates).

The company operates a hybrid hardware-as-a-service (HaaS) model built on CapEx hardware paired with annual software licensing. Cameras, access readers, sensors, and relays are purchased upfront (e.g., the R120 Mini Dome at $349 or the R600 Multisensor at $3,099), and each device requires a recurring Professional or Enterprise license ranging from $149-$599 per year, depending on features and video-retention needs (20-180 days). Licenses fund cloud storage, AI analytics, automatic updates, cybersecurity patches, and 24/7 support. Multi-year commitments (e.g., via AWS Marketplace) can reduce subscription costs, but there is no pure CapEx option: Rhombus hardware depends on the cloud service to operate as intended.