A six storey apartment building at blue hour, its windows lit in an irregular pattern
Works with the intercom you already have

Unlock Smarter AccessZero Upfront Cost

Your entry panel already dials a number. We change which number, so the buzzer rings a resident's phone instead of a handset nobody is standing next to. No hardware in the lobby, no contractor, and no capex.

The BuzzMeUp resident app showing a live buzz at Skyline Tower, with Decline, Answer and Unlock door actions
Reduction in package theft
89%Reduction in package theft
Higher rents per unit
$25-$50Higher rents per unit
Install, 99.9% uptime
Same-dayInstall, 99.9% uptime
Monthly revenue per building
+$1KMonthly revenue per building
An apartment vestibule at dusk, a scuffed steel intercom panel on the concrete wall and a wet street through the glass doors

Buildings Lose Revenue Being "Dumb"... Not Anymore

Smart access isn't a luxury; it's table stakes. We make it profitable and painless for portfolios of any size.

Street entry panel / already at the door

What It Costs You Today

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87% of residents consider smart features essential, yet 23% of prospects walk away from 'dumb' buildings

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34% cite amenities (or lack thereof) as move-out reason; intercom issues top complaints

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$5K–$15K+ per building for modern video systems, plus $1K–$3K per access point installs eating into NOI

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Demographic Shift: 73% millennials/Gen Z renters expect app-based services; 67% would pay for them

Your Upside

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Zero Upfront

No hardware, no installs. Program and launch in days

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Parking & Amenities

Visitor permits metered by the hour and bookable spaces with deposits taken at booking, all managed from the same dashboard

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Property Value Lift

Smart buildings command 3-5% premiums; add $600K–$1M to a 100-unit asset's valuation

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Proven Scale

Integrates with Yardi, RealPage, Buildium; white-label for REITs (recoup $50K build in revenue)

Simple 3-Step Launch
Live in Days, Not Months

From agreement to resident notifications, we handle the heavy lifting. Your role? One-time number swap and marketing nudge.

  1. Day 1

    Agreement

    Program our numbers into your existing intercom. No new hardware. Receive custom marketing materials and your unique building code.

  2. Days 2-3

    Setup

    We configure everything technically. Test with your team for seamless handover. PMS sync optional for auto-tenant data.

  3. Days 4-7

    Launch

    Notify residents via email/text (templates provided). Roll out in-building posters/flyers. Onboard support + 24/7 resident help included.

Launch schedule / day one to day seven
What We Handle
All tech setup, maintenance, updates, and monthly analytics reports.
What You Handle
Intercom number update (one-time) and lease marketing integration.
Result
100% audit trails for compliance, instant security alerts, and upsell paths to boost adoption.
A finger about to press the worn call button on a steel entry plate marked CALL APT 3

The Same Button. A Different Building.

Nothing changes at the door. Everything changes for the resident behind it. The buzz arrives on their phone, access is theirs to grant, and every entry is on the record.

Call button / the moment before
  1. On the phone

    The buzz reaches you anywhere

    A visitor presses the same button they always have. It rings your phone instead of a handset on the wall, so you can answer, decline, or unlock the door without being home.

    The BuzzMeUp resident app showing a live buzz at Skyline Tower with Decline, Answer and Unlock door
  2. Access

    You decide who gets in

    Invite people by email. Everyone with access is listed: the owner, members, and invitations still pending. Any of them can be revoked the moment you want them gone.

    The BuzzMeUp access list showing an owner, two members and one pending invitation
  3. The building

    Book a space, park a guest

    Shared spaces are bookable from the same app, with a deposit taken at booking where the building asks for one. Visitor parking is metered by the hour against your building's quota, and a permit is issued on the spot.

    The BuzzMeUp spaces and amenities list showing a party room, rooftop terrace, gym and guest suite with their deposits
  4. On the record

    Every entry is accounted for

    Door unlocked, visitor buzzed, missed, declined. Each one is logged with who responded and when, so there is never a question about who was let in.

    The BuzzMeUp buzz history grouped by day, showing outcomes and who responded
Resident app / what a resident actually has
A unit directory behind scratched glass, its slips of paper hand written and mismatched
Unit directory / the record it replaces

Your Building at a Glance

Access, visitor parking and bookable amenities in one place. Every buzz logged, every permit metered against its quota, every booking and deposit accounted for.

Building Information

Name
Skyline Tower
Address
123 Main Street, Suite 100
Total Units
240
Country Code
+1 (US)

Unit Statistics

Occupancy Rate78%

187

Claimed

53

Unclaimed

Buzz Me Up
Operator dashboard / live
A courier at a lit apartment entrance in the rain at night, reaching for the intercom panel

What actually Changes in the Building

One line in the entry panel's directory. Everything else in the lobby stays exactly where it is.

The courier presses the unit. The panel places the same call it has always placed, to a number that now reaches the resident wherever they are, and the door opens from their phone.

No hardware
Nothing is added to the lobby panel.
No contractor
Setup is a directory change, not an installation.
No capex
Nothing to buy or approve before a pilot starts.
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Ready to Buzz Up Your Portfolio?

We work with developers, REITs and value-add operators. Tell us about your buildings and we will come back to you.

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