Four Seattle ADT prices, a $99 install, and the cameras you actually asked for
The search is “how much is ADT in Seattle,” “ADT cost Seattle Washington,” and “ADT packages Seattle.” The answer is a monthly number plus an install charge plus an agreement length — not a banner and not a national average. Promotional packages on this site currently start at $53.99 per month* for ADT Secure+. That is the monitored door-and-window plan. Everything else is an add you asked for on the call.
Home Security Systems Seattle is the local order line at seattlehomesecuritysystems.com. The lockup is Seattle Security Pros. SafeStreets is the ADT Authorized Provider that installs. ADT monitors 24/7. This site is not ADT corporate. Seattle homeowners can trust a SafeStreets security system monitored by ADT. Call (425) 600-9043 with your ZIP for a quote that matches the openings on your house. There is no contact form that prices a Capitol Hill condo or a Redmond two-story. The specialist says the number out loud.
Four Seattle prices, not a national “from” line
The four promotional tiers we quote in this Seattle territory are locked:
- ADT Secure+ — $53.99/mo.* Doors, windows, keypad, ADT Control app, cellular path, 24/7 professional monitoring.
- ADT Secure+ — $53.99/mo.* Secure+ plus smoke or carbon monoxide on the same center.
- ADT Smart+ — $63.99/mo.* The most popular. Adds a smart lock, thermostat, or garage opener on the same app.
- ADT Complete+ — $74.99/mo.* Video-ready. Doorbell and cameras sit here.
Many plans have a $99 install*. Qualifying monitoring can include a free alarm system promo ($850 value)*. A new monitoring agreement is required — typically 36 months. Early termination fees apply. Credit approval applies. Offers are for homeowners. Other rate plans exist. The number on a homepage tile is not a contract until the specialist attaches it to your openings. The packages page is the same four numbers. This article is what changes them on a Seattle house.
Taxes, extra cameras you add later, and any city paper are separate. Do not add Seattle’s $115 false-alarm bill or Bellevue’s $25 registration into the monthly in your head and then argue with the quote. Monitoring dollars and city dollars are different lines. The 425 order call is how a number becomes a date.
ADT Secure+ at $53.99*: doors and 24/7 on a Ballard bungalow
Secure+ is the honest first number. It is not a teaser that becomes $90 once someone counts a slider. Door and window sensors, a keypad, the app, a cellular path, and ADT 24/7. A Ballard bungalow with a front door, a back door, and a basement stair can live here. A Capitol Hill 98102 condo with two doors can live here too. The plan is occupancy, not square footage.
People skip Secure+ because they saw a doorbell ad. A doorbell is useful. It is not a door sensor. If you jump to video and skip the contacts, you have a picture of a person walking in and no alarm until you happen to look. Start with doors. Add video if you want video. Secure+ is how most Seattle orders should begin, even if you later land on Smart+ or Complete+.
If you have a slider, say the slider. If you have a basement door on a Fremont, Green Lake, or Ballard lot, say that door. The specialist adds the openings. The $53.99* is still the promotional door-and-window tier. A banner that says “from $53.99” is not a contract until those openings are named. Indoor sensors plus ADT still work if you never add a camera.
Secure+ at $53.99*: smoke or CO, not a camera upgrade
Secure+ is Secure+ plus one smoke or carbon monoxide detector. A small step up. Useful in older Ballard, Fremont, West Seattle, and Magnolia houses, in any Queen Anne two-story where the existing smokes are not monitored, and in any house where you want a life-safety device on the same center that watches the doors. The extra four dollars is not a camera. It is a sensor that can request help for fire or CO, not just a break-in.
Seattle City Light outages and winter closed-up houses make carbon monoxide a real conversation when a generator or a gas furnace is in the mix. A detector that only screams in the hallway does not call anyone if you are at work in South Lake Union or on the Eastside. A monitored detector can. That is the Secure+ argument. It is still not Complete+. It is still not a twelve-camera grid. Ask for smoke or CO if you want it. Do not assume it is already in Secure+.
If you already have working local smokes and you only want doors, stay on Secure+. If the house is a 98107 resale and you have not tested a detector since closing, Secure+ is the cheaper conversation than a fire you find out about from a neighbor. The quote can include it. The $99 install* on many plans can still apply. Ask.
Smart+ at $63.99*: the plan most Capitol Hill and Queen Anne callers pick
Smart+ is the most popular package we quote in Seattle. It is Secure+ plus a smart lock, a thermostat, or a garage opener on the same ADT app. People pick it because they arm from a South Lake Union garage, a downtown office, a Link platform, or a Redmond campus lot, and they want the lock to match the alarm. The extra dollars are not cameras. They are control of an opening you already decided to watch.
A Capitol Hill condo with two doors and a lock is a Smart+ conversation. A Queen Anne two-story with a garage opener is a Smart+ conversation. A Ballard bungalow where you want the thermostat on the same app as the alarm is a Smart+ conversation. None of those sentences require a doorbell. If you want the doorbell too, that is Complete+, not Smart+. Say which one you actually want.
Smart+ is popular because occupancy in this metro is a weekday empty. You leave for Amazon, downtown, Microsoft, UW, or a Kirkland office, and you want to arm from the car. The $63.99* is the promotional price for that habit. It is still a 36-month monitoring agreement. It is still homeowners only. It is still not a custom automation project. Weekday empties on I-5, 520, and Link is why people pick Smart+. This page is the dollar amount.
Complete+ at $74.99*: video when you asked for video
Complete+ is the video-ready tier. A doorbell and cameras sit here. $74.99/mo* is the promotional monitoring number. It is not a twelve-camera commercial quote. It is not a promise that every porch in Ballard gets four outdoor heads. If you want a doorbell because packages sit on a Capitol Hill stoop, say doorbell. If you want one outdoor camera on a Magnolia driveway, say one outdoor camera. The specialist prices what you named.
Outdoor cameras can move the install above $99. That is the sentence people miss. Indoor sensors and a keypad on many plans still install at $99*. A custom camera grid is extra labor and extra equipment. Ask the install number out loud. If the specialist says $99, write it down. If the specialist says the cameras push install higher, write that down too. Do not hear $74.99* and assume the truck is $99 when you asked for four outdoor heads.
Some Bellevue, Kirkland, and Redmond boards limit what faces the street. A board rule does not cancel indoor monitoring. Complete+ without a street-facing camera is still Complete+ if the quote put video inside or on a doorbell the board allows. Bring the covenant to the call. Indoor sensors plus ADT 24/7 still watch the unit. The price still comes from this 425 line.
The $99 install and the $850 equipment promo
Many plans have a $99 install*. That is a customer installation charge, not a free truck. Qualifying monitoring can include a free alarm system promo ($850 value)*. Those two sentences travel together. They are both asterisks. They both require a new monitoring agreement — typically 36 months. Early termination fees apply. Credit approval applies. Offers are for homeowners. Tenants do not get this promotion. Landlords who own the property can order on their own occupancy card.
The $850 figure is an equipment value on qualifying monitoring, not a check. Do not subtract $850 from the monthly in your head. Do not expect a rebate envelope. The specialist will tell you whether your quote qualifies. If it does not, you will hear that before a date is on the calendar. A leftover keypad you already own can change the equipment conversation. It does not erase the monitoring agreement.
Ask whether the $99 install applies to this address with these openings. Ask whether cameras change it. Ask whether a leftover panel we reactivate still sits on the $99 line. Those are fair questions. They belong on the call, not in a comment box. There is no comment box. Call (425) 600-9043.
What actually moves the Seattle quote: openings, smoke, cameras
Three things move the number after the ZIP is confirmed. Openings: every door and window you want covered. A Capitol Hill condo with two doors is not a Fremont bungalow with a slider, a basement, and six windows you actually open. Smoke or carbon monoxide: that is the Secure+ step. Cameras: that is Complete+, and that can move install. A lock or thermostat is the Smart+ step. None of those are square footage. None of those are “because Queen Anne.”
People try to price from a listing. The listing says 2,400 square feet. The specialist still needs the door count. A 1920s Ballard house can have more openings than a 4,000-square-foot Redmond two-story with a builder panel already on the wall. The leftover keypad can shorten the visit. It cannot skip the opening count. Photograph the panel. Count the doors. Then talk cameras.
If you only want doors, stay on Secure+ or Smart+. If you want smoke on the same center, say Secure+. If you want a doorbell, say Complete+. Do not let a homepage tile pick for you. The tile is $53.99*. Your house is the openings. How installation works is the visit. This page is why two Seattle houses do not cost the same even when they sit on the same promotional tier.
Leftover keypad versus a new panel — the price conversation
A leftover keypad is not a discount code. It is equipment that may be reusable. If SafeStreets can reactivate it onto ADT 24/7, the visit is often shorter. The monthly still starts at $53.99* for Secure+. The $99 install* on many plans can still apply. Hardware you inherited does not erase the 36-month agreement. Hardware you inherited is not monitoring until someone orders monitoring.
Ballard, Capitol Hill, and Queen Anne resales produce leftover pads every week. Redmond and Bellevue new-builds produce builder pads. Both are photographs, not live accounts. Bring the photo to the 425 call. The specialist will say reactivation or replace. Replace is still a professionally installed system. It is not a punishment. It is the clean path when the plastic on the wall will not talk to ADT the way we need it to.
Do not pull the pad before the photo. A hole in the drywall does not lower the monthly. It can turn a reactivation into a full replace. Photograph the leftover keypad is the hallway article. Both still price on this page’s three tiers.
Asterisks that belong on every Seattle number
Every price on this site carries an asterisk. $53.99, $63.99, $74.99, $99 install, $850 equipment promo — all of them. The asterisk is the 36-month monitoring agreement, early termination fees, credit approval, homeowners only, and the fact that other rate plans exist. It is also the fact that camera labor can move install. It is also the fact that city paper is not included in the monthly.
We will say those sentences on the call. We will not hide the agreement length. We will not hide the early termination fee. We will not quote a tenant onto a homeowner promotion. If you are renting a Capitol Hill apartment, say you are renting. The specialist will tell you what we can and cannot do. The promotion on this site is for homeowners. Landlords who own can order. Occupancy cards matter more than the marketing tile.
The City of Seattle does not charge a residential user-permit dollar. That $0 is not a discount we invented. It is SMC 6.10: the company is licensed, the subscriber does not register. Bellevue’s $25 registration is a Bellevue line, not a monitoring line. Those dollars never belong inside the $53.99*. Which desk your ZIP actually files is the permit article. This article is the monitoring number.
House versus condo math without a square-footage lecture
A house usually costs more in equipment because it has more openings, not because it is “a nicer neighborhood.” A condo usually costs less in equipment because it has fewer doors. The promotional monthly can still be the same tier. A Capitol Hill condo on Smart+ at $63.99* and a West Seattle house on Smart+ at $63.99* are the same promotional monitoring number with different opening counts. The install conversation can differ. The agreement length does not.
Apartment and rental is a different card. If you own the building, you can order as a homeowner. If you are on a lease, you are not on the homeowner promotion. Do not call this a loophole. Say the occupancy honestly. A leftover keypad in a rental unit is still not your account until someone who is allowed to order monitoring does so. The specialist will not pretend otherwise to win a date.
Condo boards and HOAs change cameras, not doors. Indoor sensors plus ADT 24/7 still work if the board hates a street-facing head. Price the doors first. Price video second. Bring the rule. The FAQs repeat the homeowner rule because people skip it. This page is the dollar amount attached to the card you actually hold.
What is not in the monthly, and what we will not invent
The monthly is monitoring and the equipment on that promotional plan. It is not a Seattle user permit, because Seattle does not charge one. It is not Bellevue’s $25 registration. It is not a Kirkland or Redmond permit we invented. It is not Seattle City Light. It is not a twelve-camera grid you did not ask for. It is not a gate. It is not a building camera in a South Lake Union high-rise. If the building already has a lobby camera, that is the building’s. Your unit still needs doors watched if you want ADT on your openings.
We will not invent a residential permit dollar for Kirkland, Redmond, Shoreline, Renton, or Edmonds. We will not fold unincorporated King County’s $75 / $100 false-alarm ladder into the $53.99*. We will not tell you the $99 install covers outdoor cameras you have not named. We will not quote a house outside King County and close-in Snohomish as if it were Ballard. Confirm the ZIP. King County and close-in Snohomish are this line.
Same-day or next-day is common when the calendar is open. That is scheduling, not a price. We do not sell a rush fee to jump the line. We do not discount the monthly because you can “come tomorrow.” The number you hear is the offer for the openings you named. Cellular backup on a Seattle City Light outage is included in the professional monitoring conversation. It is not a separate gadget line you have to remember to buy at the big-box store.
Ballard, Capitol Hill, and West Seattle openings versus Eastside plats
In-city houses in Ballard, Capitol Hill, and West Seattle often have more odd openings: basement stairs, alley doors, side porches, sliders that only get used in July. Count them. The promotional tier can still be Secure+ or Smart+. The equipment count is what changes. A leftover pad that only watches two doors is not a complete watch. The quote can add the rest.
Eastside plats in Bellevue, Kirkland, and Redmond often have a builder panel, a garage as the everyday door, and an HOA sentence about cameras. Smart+ is popular there because the garage opener wants to live on the same app. Complete+ is the driveway camera if the board allows it. The $53.99* / $63.99* / $74.99* ladder does not get a secret Eastside fifth tier. The desk is Bellevue CryWolf or another city we name from the ZIP. The monthly is still this page.
Shoreline, Renton, and Edmonds sit in the same promotional math. Confirm the ZIP. Confirm the utility — Seattle City Light, Puget Sound Energy, or Snohomish PUD — because the outage path is part of professional monitoring, not a surcharge we hide. The four prices do not change because the meter says a different name.
Call with the ZIP if you want a number that sticks
Call (425) 600-9043. Have the ZIP. Have house versus condo. Have a rough door count. Have cameras yes or no. Have a photo of any leftover keypad. You will hear Secure+ $53.99*, Smart+ $63.99*, or Complete+ $74.99*, the $99 install on many plans, the $850 equipment promo on qualifying monitoring, the 36-month agreement, and the early termination fee. SafeStreets installs. ADT monitors 24/7. Seattle Security Pros is the local voice. Home Security Systems Seattle takes the order at seattlehomesecuritysystems.com.
If the reason you are pricing is a leftover pad, start with the photo. If the reason you are pricing is a weekday empty, say the hours. If the reason you are pricing is a porch that collects boxes, say the doorbell. The three tiers do not change. Your openings do. That is what ADT home security in Seattle actually costs.