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Wyze Home Monitoring review

A low-cost DIY sensor system with 24/7 professional monitoring by Noonlight and tight integration with Wyze cameras.

By the DBotMaker research desk · Updated November 12, 2026

Capabilities (40%)
7.6
Ease of setup (30%)
8.8
Value (30%)
9.4

Wyze Home Monitoring ranks fifth on our weighted score but first on price: 24/7 professional monitoring costs $9.99 a month, or $99.99 a year against a regular $119.88, and one subscription covers the whole household. Noonlight's agents handle alarms using a three-step process that Wyze says reduces false alarms while getting help out fast. The hardware is built for renters: the hub, keypad, entry, motion, leak and climate sensors all peel and stick, the system scales to 100 sensors, and everything comes down when you move. Leak and climate sensors are monitored too, so Noonlight texts and calls if a pipe bursts or freezes. In the Wyze app you can arm on a schedule, share and revoke access, and view Wyze camera feeds next to the alarm. The ceiling is lower than SimpliSafe or Abode: integrations are mostly Wyze's own devices, and Wyze does not run the monitoring center itself.

Who it is for

renters and budget buyers who already own Wyze cameras

Price

$9.99 per month or $99.99 per year (regular $119.88) for 24/7 professional monitoring, one plan per household.

Monthly License plan Regular price $9.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 12, 2026.

Key features

  • 24/7 professional monitoring by Noonlight agents
  • One subscription covers a single household
  • Supports up to 100 sensors, all peel-and-stick
  • Leak and climate sensors trigger a text and call from Noonlight
  • Arming schedules and shared access for family members in the Wyze app

Strengths and weaknesses

  • Strength: Cheapest professional monitoring on this list at $9.99 a month
  • Strength: Annual plan at $99.99 brings it to about $8.33 a month
  • Strength: No contracts and no tools needed to install
  • Weakness: Monitoring is run by a partner, Noonlight, not Wyze
  • Weakness: Smart home support centers on Wyze's own devices
  • Weakness: Leak and freeze alerts need separate Wyze Sense Leak and Climate Sensors

Key facts

  • Monthly plan: $9.99
  • Annual plan: $99.99
  • Monitoring partner: Noonlight
  • Sensor limit: Up to 100

Where it ranks

Wyze Home Monitoring is No. 5 in our Best Home Security Systems verdict.

Alternatives we scored

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