Pricing
A whole-home smart system is quoted per home, not from a price list — every floor plan is different. Here’s how Homynex pricing works, the one-time-vs-monthly math over ten years, and what actually shapes your quote.
The short answer
A whole-home smart system from Homynex is quoted per home because every floor plan differs in size, room count and which systems it includes — there is no single price. It is a one-time purchase with no monthly fee, sized to fit inside a new-home upgrade budget rather than a lifetime of recurring payments. You are buying one integrated system tuned to the home, not a cart of devices bought box by box. The quote is built around your specific home, so the honest answer to “how much” is a number that reflects the home in front of us — not a sticker price copied from a catalog. Homynex is supplied by SmartSync Electric and quoted across Utah’s Wasatch Front — Lehi, Provo, Salt Lake City and St. George.
One-time vs monthly
The clearest way to compare a one-time system with a monthly one is to run the meter forward ten years. The subscription figures below are illustrative only — a typical range for a professionally-monitored plan, not a quote from any provider.
An illustrative monthly plan in the $30–60 range, carried over ten years, is $30–60 × 120 months ≈ $3,600–$7,200 — and the meter keeps running after that.
Homynex is a one-time purchase quoted per home, with $0/month after. There is no recurring fee to total up — once it is installed, the ten-year cost of keeping it running is nothing.
The $30–60/month figure is illustrative only and not a quote from any provider; real subscription plans vary. We do not publish a Homynex price because every home is quoted individually — ask for a quote for your specific floor plan.
Timing matters
The cheapest moment to add a whole-home system is while the walls are still open. Wiring it in during the build lets your electrician run cable as part of the work already happening on site — no opening finished walls, no patch-and-paint, no second trade to coordinate later.
Retrofitting the same system into a finished home means cutting in, fishing wire and making good afterwards — added labor that a new build simply avoids. Specify during construction and the system is part of the home from day one, at the lowest cost it will ever be.
What shapes your quote
Every quote is built from the same handful of inputs. None of them is a per-device price list — they describe the home, not a catalog.
Square footage and the number of rooms set how many switches, sensors, locks, cameras and climate zones a home needs. A larger floor plan covers more space, so its quote runs higher than a compact one.
Entry, lighting, climate, security, audio, energy and the rest are modular. A home wired for every system is quoted differently from one that starts with the core few — you only pay for the systems you include.
Wiring a system into a home under construction is far cheaper than opening finished walls later. A new build is the lowest-cost moment to specify; a retrofit carries the added labor of working around an existing home.
Essentials, Enhanced or Whole-home — the tier is defined by which systems are included, not by a per-device price list. Moving up a tier adds systems to the home, never a monthly plan.
Common questions
A whole-home smart system is quoted per home rather than from a fixed price list, because every floor plan differs in size, room count and which systems it includes. Homynex prices it as one integrated, one-time purchase with no monthly fee, sized to sit inside a new-home upgrade budget. The cost is driven by home size, which of the eleven systems are included, whether it is a new build or a retrofit, and the scope tier. The honest answer to "how much" is a quote built around your specific home — not a number copied from a catalog.
Because there is no single price that would be true for every home. Two houses can have the same square footage and still need very different amounts of wiring, devices and systems. Publishing a device price list would also push the decision toward a cart of gadgets bought one at a time, which is the opposite of what Homynex is — one integrated system tuned to the home. Instead of a misleading sticker price, we quote each floor plan individually so the number reflects the actual home.
Yes. Wiring a whole-home system in while the walls are open, during the build, avoids the labor and finishing cost of cutting into a finished home later. Specifying during construction is the lowest-cost moment to add automation, which is why Homynex is designed to be installed by your licensed local electrician as part of the build rather than retrofitted after move-in.
No price list — a real number for your home
Tell us your floor plan and which systems you want, and we’ll quote one integrated whole-home package — installed by your licensed local electrician, owned outright, with $0/month forever.
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