BlueGPS publishes RTLS pricing starting below 1 euro per square meter
BlueGPS has released public pricing for its real-time location system, giving companies a clearer way to budget for asset tracking and room-level visibility before entering a sales process. The move includes software-only pricing, deployment examples and per-square-meter rates that vary by accuracy, infrastructure and scale.
Why it matters: - BlueGPS is trying to make RTLS easier to budget and compare against the operational cost of asset loss, search time, downtime and process delays. - Public pricing lowers a major barrier for operations teams that need a business case before approving location technology projects. - The pricing covers new deployments and software upgrades for facilities that already have compatible hardware.
What happened: - BlueGPS published RTLS pricing for three deployment types: precise RTLS, Mesh RTLS and software-only location services. - The company framed the move as a way to give buyers a clear starting point before site assessments and engineering work. - The pricing page is available at further pricing information.
The details: - Precise RTLS starts at 9€ per square meter in year one, including hardware, cabling, installation and software. - Annual software, support and maintenance for Precise RTLS start at 1€ per square meter from year two. - Precise RTLS uses Bluetooth Angle of Arrival and provides about one-meter accuracy with positions updated every second. - Mesh RTLS starts at 1.50€ per square meter in year one, including hardware, installation and software. - Annual software, support and maintenance for Mesh RTLS start at 0.80€ per square meter. - Mesh RTLS uses cable-free, battery-powered anchors for room-level or zone-level visibility. - BlueGPS software-only pricing starts at 0.50€ per square meter per year for sites that already have compatible localization hardware, plus a one-time integration cost. - BlueGPS said the platform can connect with Bluetooth, Quuppa, Wirepas, Ultra-Wideband, GPS and compatible Cisco or Aruba infrastructure. - The software package includes dashboards, location history, heatmaps, movement analysis, workflows, alerts, web and mobile interfaces, and API access. - Rates vary by application, facility layout, required accuracy, coverage area and deployment scale. - Lower per-square-meter rates are available for larger sites. - Active asset tags are sold separately and cost about 3€ to 25€ each, depending on model, quantity, environment, update rate and battery life.
Between the lines: - BlueGPS is positioning RTLS as a modular purchase, so customers can choose between precision, basic coverage and software modernization instead of buying a full-stack system. - The pricing model also reflects a shift toward reusing existing infrastructure, which can reduce the upfront cost of adoption. - Mariotti said clear pricing helps companies decide where RTLS solves a real operational problem and where the expected return supports the investment.
What's next: - BlueGPS plans to use the published rates to help customers estimate facility-level costs before a detailed site design. - The company then evaluates the building, accuracy requirements, update frequency, existing infrastructure and asset count to produce a final deployment plan. - BlueGPS has also started publishing example deployments to show how pricing translates into operational use cases. - One example covers a 3,000-square-meter aircraft maintenance bay in a hangar with 15-meter ceilings. - That deployment uses 20 positioning antennas to track up to 1,000 assets with second-by-second updates. - BlueGPS said the setup cost 48,000€ per aircraft bay, with annual software, support and maintenance from year two at 9,000€. - The system is intended to help maintenance teams track tools and other assets across the hangar and support tool-control and foreign object debris procedures.
The bottom line: - BlueGPS is betting that transparent RTLS pricing will shorten sales cycles and widen adoption by making location tech easier to evaluate before a site visit.
Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.
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