What your building gains by becoming connected

You see who rings, wherever you are

The video door station calls your phone: you see, you speak, you open. From the kitchen, the office or abroad. The house always answers, even when empty.

You finally measure where your money goes

Heating and hot water are the largest energy item in a home, and most owners only find out once a year, on the bill. Neolia measures continuously: the heat pump drifting, the unusual month, the real effect of a setting. You only correct what you can see.

The house reports its problems before they get expensive

A silent leak, the heating off while you are away, a cellar taking on water: water damage is the leading cause of building claims. The alert reaches your phone while the problem still costs a few hundred francs.

One app for the building

The app brings together the intercom, energy and alerts. Neolia is not a home automation system: connecting your existing connected devices, such as Philips Hue, remains a made-to-measure option, at your request.

One price, no subscription

A villa with the same features as a building costs 2 000 CHF: the video door station, the sensors, the commissioning and the app. A price paid once, no subscription afterwards, and no quote: the details are on the villa page. For a specific request, we make you an offer.

For your building: charges under control and a documented asset

In renovation, from 8 dwellings per stairwell, there is no investment to carry: we cover the equipment and its installation, at our own cost. For new builds and renovations alike, the operating agreement sets a term of 36 or 60 months. Below this threshold, still in renovation, installation costs 2 000 CHF per stairwell, once.

Operation costs 120 CHF per dwelling per year. This amount pays for the whole operation, with no split by service: intercom and access, reading and billing of consumption, technical alerts and the resident app. There is no module to unlock. The price owed to Neolia and the share you can charge to your tenants are two separate questions: nothing is automatic, and an invoice description is not enough. What can be charged depends on the lease and on Art. 257a and 257b CO (Article 4 of our terms). Your tenants pay for what they actually consume, not a theoretical allocation key. And the statements come out ready.