SiteFortress Mini
Serious autonomous jobsite security without renting a full-size surveillance trailer.
Concept render$695/month
$299 one-time DFW deployment & setup
Deployment & setup fee waived with a 6-month agreement.
Serious security, small footprint
Most theft on smaller sites is opportunistic: a truck backs up to an unlit lot, tools and copper leave in minutes, and nobody knows until the crew arrives. The SiteFortress Mini exists to close that gap at a price point that makes sense for smaller projects — $695/month, transparent, no mystery quote.
Four fixed PoE cameras cover the site in 360°, and the AI on the unit — not in a distant cloud — decides in real time whether it saw a person or vehicle inside your defined zones. Events are recorded locally on SSD, alerts leave the site over LTE, and the on-board siren and strobe make it unmistakably clear the site is watched.
Placed where you need it
The heavy steel base has forklift pockets and is pallet-jack compatible where practical, so the Mini can sit inside a fence line, next to a material laydown, or at a gate — spots a trailer can’t reach. Fold-out solar panels and a LiFePO4 battery bank keep it running without any site power, and GPS plus tilt detection watch the unit itself.
Deployment is done-for-you within our normal DFW 50-mile service radius: delivery, placement, camera positioning, AI-zone configuration, connectivity setup, onboarding and verification — $299 one-time, waived with a 6-month agreement.
SiteFortress Mini — common questions
What is the SiteFortress Mini?
The Mini is a portable skid-mounted security tower — not a trailer. A heavy steel base with forklift pockets carries a 10–12 ft mast with 4 fixed PoE cameras, fold-out solar panels, a LiFePO4 battery bank, on-board edge AI, local SSD recording and LTE connectivity. It rents for $695/month with a $299 one-time DFW deployment fee, waived on a 6-month agreement.
How is the Mini different from a surveillance trailer?
It skips the road trailer entirely. That makes it cheaper, easier to place inside tight sites (a forklift or, where practical, a pallet jack can move it), and a better fit for smaller lots, roofing projects and overflow coverage where an 18–20 ft trailer would be overkill. Camera height tops out at 10–12 ft versus 18–20 ft on the SiteFortress 360.
Does the Mini need power or internet at my site?
No. It runs on solar with battery reserve and ships with LTE connectivity included. A Starlink upgrade (+$100/mo) is available for locations with weak cellular coverage. Recording is local to the unit, so footage is captured even if connectivity drops.
What sites is the Mini best for?
Smaller construction sites, roofing projects, equipment storage, small commercial lots, temporary projects, and contractor yards — anywhere you need serious autonomous coverage of a defined area without renting a full-size surveillance trailer. If your site has long sightlines, multiple entrances, or high-value inventory, step up to the SiteFortress 360 or PTZ Pro.
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