How Much Does a Smart Home Cost in Canada? (2026 Pricing Guide)
The honest answer is: it depends entirely on what you’re solving for. A single smart thermostat is a $350 decision. A whole-property security and automation system is a $2,000–$6,000 decision. Here’s how the numbers actually break down by category, so you can budget before you start.
Security
- A single outdoor camera: $350–$600
- A 4-camera system for a typical home: $1,200–$2,200
- A smart lock: $450–$750
- A video doorbell: $350–$650
See the full security product lineup.
Lighting
- A single smart switch: $150–$250
- A smart bulb bundle: $80–$150
- A whole-home lighting bundle (8–15 switches): $1,500–$3,500
See the full lighting product lineup.
Energy
- A smart thermostat: $350–$550
- Room-by-room sensors (add-on): $150–$250 per room
- An energy monitoring system: $400–$800
Most Canadian homeowners report $300–$600 CAD per year in heating savings from a smart thermostat alone — the fastest payback of any category in a Canadian climate. See the full energy product lineup.
Health & Wellness
- An indoor air quality monitor: $400–$700
- A fall detection system: $400–$650
- Sleep monitoring: $450–$700
See the full health monitoring lineup.
Whole-Home Bundles
A whole-home security and automation bundle covering multiple rooms typically runs $2,000–$6,000, depending on the number of devices and how much of the home you’re covering. Most customers don’t start here — they pick one category, live with it for a while, then expand. Every IoTiq product is designed to integrate with what you add later, so there’s no penalty for building gradually.
What’s Actually Included in the Price
Every price above is the full hardware cost — there’s no separate installation fee added on top, because every product ships pre-configured and self-setup takes minutes, not a technician’s day rate. What’s included with every order:
- Pre-configured, bench-tested hardware
- A step-by-step in-app setup guide
- The manufacturer’s warranty, plus 30 days of free setup support
- Free shipping across Canada on orders over $150
Ways to Reduce the Upfront Cost
Order in phases: start with the single highest-priority category (usually security or a thermostat) and add the next category once the first is paying off. Because setup takes minutes rather than a scheduled appointment, there’s no efficiency loss in buying gradually — unlike traditional installation services where each visit costs a separate labour fee.
See the full pricing page for category-by-category detail, or check the FAQ for shipping, setup and warranty questions.