For Licensed Security Companies

We bring the neighbourhood. You bring the patrol.

GoldenEye signs up residents street by street. When a neighbourhood reaches its subscription threshold, the patrol contract goes to a licensed partner — with the customers already in place.

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No obligation. We'll walk you through how the model works and what we look for.

The Usual Way

The hardest part of residential security isn't the patrol.

It's the selling. Door-knocking, flyers, quotes that go nowhere — a single street can take months to sign, and when it lapses you start over. Your licensed officers and your vehicles carry that cost the whole time.

How It Works

Four steps. No canvassing.

1

We build the demand.

GoldenEye markets to residents street by street and collects subscriptions before any patrol begins.

2

A cluster reaches its threshold.

Every neighbourhood has a subscription target. When enough households commit, the area becomes eligible for patrol.

3

We offer you the cluster.

A mapped patrol area, the household count, a proposed route and the monthly rate — all presented before you commit to anything.

4

You accept or decline.

Nothing is assigned to you. If you accept, a patrol start date is set and the area is yours to run.

What's Included

A contract, a route, and the tools to run it.

Customers acquired for you — residents subscribe before a partner is assigned. You never knock on a door.

A monthly rate, agreed before you accept — pricing for each cluster is set with you in advance, not after the fact.

A defined patrol area — mapped boundaries and an approved route, not an open-ended beat.

The patroller app — shift clock-in, GPS breadcrumbs, incident logging with photos, and dispatch broadcast to your officers.

Resident communication handled — residents message through the platform, not to your office line at 2am.

Billing handled — GoldenEye bills residents directly. You're paid per cluster at the agreed rate.

Our Standard

We vet every partner — because residents trust the badge.

Every company that patrols a GoldenEye neighbourhood clears the same bar. That protects residents — and it protects the operators who already work this way.

Licensed under the Private Security and Investigative Services Act — Ontario's governing law for professional security

RCMP criminal record screening on every officer before they're approved to operate

Certified in use-of-force and de-escalation — trained to protect, not to escalate

Reviewed and approved by GoldenEye before being assigned to any neighbourhood

If that's already how you operate, you're the kind of company we're looking for.

A Good Fit

Built for operators who'd rather patrol than pitch.

This works best if you:

Hold a current PSISA agency licence in Ontario

Employ licensed security guards rather than subcontracted individuals

Operate marked patrol vehicles

Have capacity for overnight residential work

Carry commercial general liability insurance

Not sure whether you qualify? Ask us. The bar is the one you already meet to operate legally.

Next Step

Tell us about your company.

We'll be in touch to walk you through how clusters work in your area and what partnership involves. No obligation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Nothing. There's no fee to become a GoldenEye partner. Residents pay GoldenEye for the service; you're paid per cluster at a rate agreed with you.

No. Each cluster is offered individually, with its boundaries, household count and rate. You accept or decline. Declining doesn't affect future offers.

GoldenEye maps each cluster and generates a proposed patrol route. You review and approve that route before patrols begin, and you can request changes.

Residents use the GoldenEye app. Non-urgent messages reach your officers on shift through the platform. Emergencies go to 911 — GoldenEye is not an emergency service and does not replace one.

Then nothing is scheduled and nothing is charged. Clusters activate only once enough households have subscribed.

Yes. GoldenEye is the platform and the customer relationship. You supply licensed officers, marked vehicles and supervision.

Patrol contracts activate when a neighbourhood cluster reaches its subscription threshold. GoldenEye Canada does not guarantee activation timelines or contract volume. Partner rates are agreed per cluster prior to acceptance. All partners must hold a current licence under the Private Security and Investigative Services Act.