Sentry by Flight Tactics Sentry

Pricing

Hardware, access, and people who have done the work

Buy or rent the trackers, choose how long they stay on the map, and add the TAK feeds, maps, and on-site support your event actually needs. We’ll size it with you — no email list required.

Sentry Trackers

Purchase from $100, then choose how you stay connected

Standalone LTE trackers are available to purchase starting at $100. Platform access, data, and central management are billed month-to-month, annually, or as a three-year commitment. Every option includes assignment, renaming, recovery, Sentry maps, and TAK publishing.

Flexible

Month to month

Keep trackers online only while you need them. Best for seasonal teams, short deployments, and agencies still proving the picture.

  • Start or pause around the operational calendar
  • Same Sentry maps and TAK feeds as longer terms
  • Scale device count without a multi-year lock-in

Standing operations

One year

A full year of access for agencies that need people, K9s, vehicles, and equipment on the map as a normal part of work — not just a special event.

  • Predictable annual access and support
  • Central management for assigned devices
  • Better value than month-to-month for year-round use

Best value

Three years

The lowest cost of ownership for agencies building a lasting common operating picture across events, incidents, and daily operations.

  • Multi-year pricing for devices that stay in service
  • Stable TAK and map connectivity for long-running programs
  • Room to grow the fleet without re-buying access each season

Current hardware, data, and access rates depend on device mix and volume. We’ll quote month-to-month, one-year, and three-year options against the same kit.

Tracker Event Kits

Trackers, chargers, and access in a single kit

For races, festivals, and multi-day incidents, rent a complete kit instead of standing up a fleet. Each kit includes the trackers, chargers, and Sentry access needed for the event window. Choose Zeros, Pros, Vehicle Trackers, or a mix.

Personnel & K9

Zero kits

Small-form-factor trackers for medical teams, sweepers, K9s, and equipment caches. Built for long event days with 24–36 hour battery life in typical use.

  • Zeros sized to the event roster
  • Chargers and spare power for multi-day ops
  • Sentry access for the rental window

High-demand teams

Pro kits

Pro trackers for units that need more endurance, denser updates, or a device that can stay on key people and assets for the entire operational period.

  • Pro trackers for command, security, and specialty teams
  • Charging workflow that survives 24-hour coverage
  • Sentry access for assignment and live maps

Mobile assets

Vehicle kits

Vehicle Trackers for response vehicles, floats, and mobile command. Powered with the asset so the picture does not die when a handheld comes off a belt.

  • Vehicle Trackers for cars, trucks, and parade assets
  • Install guidance and recovery at the end of the event
  • Sentry access alongside personnel trackers

Sentry AI / Integrations

Feed the picture into TAK servers and maps

Trackers are only useful if the right people can see them. Sentry AI and integrations move positions, alerts, cameras, and partner data onto hosted TAK servers and Sentry maps — without asking every team to switch tools.

  • Publish trackers into TAK for ATAK, WinTAK, TAK Aware, and TAK Tracker
  • Live Sentry maps for command posts that are not on a TAK client
  • Video, geofence, and movement analysis that alerts the closest capable unit
  • Cameras, UAS, CUAS, dispatch, and partner feeds on the same picture

Scoped to the operation

Integrations are quoted against the systems you already run — Esri, SARTopo, CCTV, 911, drone detection, or a custom bridge. We will tell you what can be on the map for this event, and what should wait for a standing deployment.

Custom Event Consulting

Practitioners on the problem before the radios get loud

Some events need more than a box of trackers. Consulting covers how the picture should work: who needs to see what, which devices go where, how TAK and maps stay up, and who is on call when something breaks at mile 18.

Before the event

Course or venue walkthrough, device mix, naming conventions, TAK groups, map layers, and a comms plan that matches how your agencies actually work.

During and after

On-site or remote watch, tracker recovery, live adjustments, and an after-action that captures what command could see — and what to change next year.

Need a quote?

Tell us the date, the footprint, and whether you need trackers, a kit, TAK feeds, or people on site. We’ll come back with a clear package.