Apply for a pilot.

We would rather turn a site down than take one we cannot help. Answer these and we will come back with a straight yes, no, or not yet — and if it is a no, we will say why.

4+Cameras to qualify
1Site to start
1Working day to reply
2People you deal with

Tell us about your business

Starred fields are required — they are what we need to judge whether a pilot fits. The rest makes the answer sharper.

Goes straight to both of us. We reply the same or next working day — including when the answer is that your site is not a fit.

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What happens next

Three replies, and one of them is no.

We read every application ourselves. There is no qualification queue and no sales sequence — it is the two people who built the thing.

Within a working day

A straight answer on fit

Yes, no, or not yet. If your cameras are too few, the angles too poor, or the class you need is still on the roadmap, that is the reply — we would rather lose the pilot than take a site we cannot help.

If it is a yes

We run your footage first

Send the angle you have least faith in. It goes through a Hive and you get a written read: what we would flag, what we would miss, and where we would not put a promise. Before anything ships.

Before anything ships

Terms in writing

Scope, duration, which detection classes are in, what happens at the end, and the commercial terms — agreed and written down, so nobody is guessing later.

Not ready to apply? Read what a pilot involves first, or just ask for a demo — a pilot is not a prerequisite for buying.