Every service has a different scope, so one universal hourly rate would not make sense. Send us the date, place, service type and a basic idea of the operation. We will return a clear proposal for headcount, service setup and an indicative price.
We build the price around what security actually needs to handle: entrances, shifts, risks, attendance, team responsibility and links to the operation.
The offer separates the service itself, transport, special equipment, waiting time and extraordinary requirements.
You receive a clear service scope, price assumptions and inputs you can pass on internally.
Model scenarios
The same number of hours can mean a different responsibility. These are three typical situations where we ask for different inputs.
Evening programme, two entrances, invited guests and part of the space for organisers only.
What affects the price
The price mainly depends on the number of entrances, programme length, backstage or VIP procedures and who leads the team on site.
Site outside working hours, supplier vehicle entries, patrols and checks of risk points.
What affects the price
The budget is affected by the number of shifts, entry regime, patrol length, camera connection and reporting handover.
Day operation of a building, visitors, keys, cards, mail and basic security supervision.
What affects the price
It is important to separate routine reception work from security situations and set cover for holidays or outages.
Try our indicative calculator. You will see the result immediately, without entering contact details. Only then can you decide whether to send an enquiry based on the calculation.
From estimate to offer
The calculator gives quick orientation without contact details. If you send us the result together with the date, place and service type, we will prepare a more concrete deployment and price proposal.
What you receive from us
We send a proposal that makes clear how many people we recommend, what the service covers, what is included and what needs to be confirmed before deployment.
Inputs for pricing
You do not need a finished security brief. For the first estimate, the place, date, service type, expected operation and what security should guard or manage are usually enough.
For an event, the date, location, expected attendance, number of entrances, backstage scope and event length help us. Based on that, we propose headcount and team roles.
How we build event securityFor a site, we look at the operation type, entrances, shifts, patrols, reception, links to technology and who should make decisions on site during an incident.
Site security in BrnoFor personal protection, we need deployment length, route, movement style, discretion level and whether this is a one-off escort or a longer setup.
Personal protectionThe price changes according to how many people are needed, what responsibility they have on site and how demanding the operation or event is.
A calculation for a single guard on a site differs from a multi-zone event with an event security lead, entrances and backstage.
Day, night, weekend or holiday deployment has a different operational impact. For longer assignments we also handle rotation and cover.
A festival, logistics facility, office building and VIP escort each have different requirements for team experience and risk management.
Brno is our base. Deployments outside Brno, multi-day events or complicated starts are handled openly as part of the offer.
Dog handlers, plain-clothes supervision, work with client technology, complicated backstage or stricter entrance control directly affect the calculation.
A patrol system, entrance records, shift reports or detailed operational leadership of the assignment mean higher service operation requirements.
A simple process from first contact to agreed team deployment.
Briefly describe where and when you need the service and what security should handle. If you are not sure about the scope, we will ask the right questions.
We clarify shifts, capacity, entrances, risks, technology or the responsible person. The goal is an offer that can actually be deployed.
You see the recommended headcount, service setup, price assumptions and items that are included or invoiced separately.
After the offer is approved, we confirm the date, information handover, contacts and rules for scope changes.
Invoicing
We confirm in advance what is invoiced hourly, what belongs to the monthly setup and which items are handled separately. This prevents ambiguity after the service ends around transport, waiting time, special equipment or scope changes.
Short services are usually invoiced according to confirmed hours, headcount and roles agreed before deployment.
For long-term operation, a monthly setup is clearer because shift coverage, cover and reporting are agreed in advance.
To keep invoicing smooth, we confirm billing details, the contact person and the method for approving the service in advance.
Note on the hourly rate
A lower hourly rate alone does not necessarily mean a better solution. What matters is the overall service setup: who is on site, when, with what responsibility, how incidents are handed over and who manages team deployment. For an unclear brief, it can also help to use a security audit.
For sites, shift setup, patrols, entrance regime and links to technology are decisive.
For events, number of entrances, capacity, backstage, VIP zones and team logistics are decisive.
For personal protection, risk profile, route, discretion level and deployment length are decisive.
Short answers on how an offer is created, what is usually included and why the calculation depends on a concrete brief.
Next step
The fastest offer is created when the service type, responsibility scope and cooperation inputs are clear from the start.
Pricing enquiry
Send the service type, place, date and basic scope. We will not return only an hourly rate, but the next step that can support approval.
Quick enquiry
The service, place, date and a short description are enough. We review the brief and usually respond within one business day with the next step or clarifying questions.
Send the place, date and basic service description. We will return with a proposal for scope, headcount and an indicative price based on a real brief.
