Priced per furnace.
Sensor included.
One number per monitored furnace, per month.
- The sensor is included — no separate hardware purchase
- The portal is included for your whole team, with no per-user fees
- Customer logins (homeowner and property manager views) included
- Add furnaces as you install; drop them when an agreement lapses
We haven't published the number yet. FurnaceWatch is enrolling early design partners this heating season, and partners lock in launch pricing. If you want to know where the price is heading for a fleet your size, ask — we'll tell you directly.
Talk to us about your fleetA small number of service companies. One heating season.
We're instrumenting real maintenance-agreement fleets with a handful of companies and building FurnaceWatch around what their dispatchers and technicians actually need.
What partners get
- Sensors and the portal for the season, at no cost
- A direct line to the founder — the person who built it answers
- Real input on the roadmap while it’s still soft
- Launch pricing locked in when the program ends
What we ask
- 10–25 monitored furnaces on active maintenance agreements
- A named contact and a short feedback call each month
- Honest install feedback from your technicians
- A case study at season’s end — you approve it before it’s published
Frequently asked questions
Which furnaces does it work with?
Gas furnaces with standard 24V controls. We confirm fit for your typical installed base during the demo.
Who installs it?
Your technicians, during a normal maintenance visit. The sensor mounts to the furnace cabinet, powers from the furnace’s 24V transformer, and senses the heat call from the thermostat wires.
Does it need internet at the home?
Wi-Fi at the home carries alerts and portal data. Detection itself runs on the sensor, so the furnace is still being watched during an outage — and the portal flags any unit that stops reporting.
What do alerts look like?
A push notification to your team’s phones that names the failure mode — for example, "Heat call with no ignition — thermostat calling since 5:42 AM, furnace has not fired."
Can our customers see it?
Yes. Homeowners and property managers can log in and see only their own equipment, under your company’s service.
Is there a contract?
Monitoring is per furnace — add units as you install them, drop units when an agreement lapses.
Not sure it fits your fleet?
Book a 30-minute call. We'll walk through your installed base and your service model, and tell you straight whether it's a fit.