The device
A Model X14 GPS ankle monitor or an alcohol detection device, with a clip-on charger so the monitor never has to come off to charge.
Get GPS ankle monitors and alcohol devices without the upfront cost. Every lease includes the tracking software license and the participant check-in app. You run your own monitoring. You pay a flat $5 a day for each device, and $2 a day for each House Arrest App participant.
One monthly lease per device covers the device, the software and the people watching the alerts.
A Model X14 GPS ankle monitor or an alcohol detection device, with a clip-on charger so the monitor never has to come off to charge.
Your staff see live locations, compliance status and violation alerts for every participant, and build court-ready reports.
Participants complete scheduled check-ins and location confirmations on their phone, with results sent to your team.
Alerts go straight to your team in the tracking software, so you control how participants are monitored, nights and weekends included.
Standard wear, repairs and hardware upgrades are part of the lease. Faulty units are replaced by us.
Your team is trained on the devices and software before launch, with a partner support line for account and billing questions.
You pay Guardian $5 a day per device. You charge your client your own rate. Here is the math at our suggested rates.
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| Device | You pay | Suggested client rate | Your profitper participant, 30 days |
|---|---|---|---|
| GPS ankle monitor (Model X14) | $5/day | $300/month | $150 |
| Alcohol detection device | $5/day | $300/month | $150 |
| House Arrest App (no device) | $2/day | $150/month | $90 |
You set your own client rate, and rates vary by market. Your profit depends on the rate you set and what you collect. Try your own numbers in the monthly earnings calculator.
Fit the ankle monitor or set up the app, then activate the participant in the tracking software.
We invoice you monthly on net-30 terms: $5 a day for each leased ankle monitor or alcohol device, plus $2 a day for each active app participant. You bill your client on your own schedule.
Remove the device, then put it on your next participant or return it. Your lease flexes with your active caseload.
No long-term contract. Cancel with 30 days’ notice.
The Starter tier is built for small caseloads.
$5 a day per leased device, plus $2 a day for each active app participant.
Some tiers include a one-time activation fee. We quote it before you commit.
Charged when a device is not returned within 10 days of the case ending.
Normal wear and faulty units are replaced at no charge. Deliberately damaged devices are billed at repair cost, up to $300.
Buy the Model X14 for $450 or an alcohol device for $200, and your rate drops from $5 to $2.50 a day per device, with nothing to pay while a device sits unused. An X14 pays for itself in about 6 months and an alcohol device in about 3. Purchased devices have no unreturned fee and no warranty.
Apply in a few minutes. Our partner team will confirm your rates and terms and get your first devices ready.
$5 a day for each GPS ankle monitor or alcohol detection device, and $2 a day for each House Arrest App participant. The price includes the tracking software license and the check-in app. You run your own monitoring.
Not when you lease. Devices are leased, so you avoid the cost of building inventory. If you would rather own your devices, see the purchase program. Ask our partner team about any account setup costs for your program.
The device and its clip-on charger, a tracking software license and check-in app access, repairs and replacements for normal wear, and staff training.
Yes. Your lease flexes with your active caseload. Add devices as you take on participants, and your account manager adjusts your tier as you grow.
Report it to partner support right away. Normal wear and faulty units are replaced as part of the lease. Unreturned devices are $300 each, additional chargers are $75, and deliberately damaged units are billed at repair cost, so many partners have the participant or a co-signer sign a device agreement.
Bail bond agencies, private probation and monitoring companies, courts and pretrial programs, and new monitoring businesses. Every application is reviewed before an account is approved.
More answers in the full reseller FAQ.