Truck roll
A simple reset turns into a costly field visit.
Remote uptime control
Avoid a $150 service call.
Remotely reboot your equipment. No WiFi. No configuration. Just works.
Works even when your network is down.
Powercycle Plug
Cellular connected
Power cycle commandSent
Equipment online
It’s always the same problem.
Your equipment goes offline. A router freezes. A camera stops responding. Someone has to drive out just to unplug it and plug it back in.
Time wasted
Dispatch, scheduling, travel, and on-site troubleshooting add up fast.
Customer downtime
Outages stay unresolved until someone can physically reach the site.
Fix it in 10 seconds. From anywhere.
The Powercycle Plug lets you remotely reboot equipment over a cellular connection. No local network needed. No setup headaches. Just plug it in and you’re in control.
Remote power cycle
Restart frozen equipment on demand in seconds.
Built-in cellular
Always reachable without relying on local WiFi or LAN health.
Portal or API access
Use a clean dashboard or automate resets from your own systems.
Perfect for
Routers & modems
Recover internet links without sending someone on-site.
Security camera systems
Bring unresponsive surveillance hardware back quickly.
NVRs & DVRs
Reset recording systems remotely after lockups.
Remote offices
Keep branch sites online without local IT support.
Kiosks & vending machines
Resolve simple failures before they become revenue loss.
One reset pays for itself.
Avoid just one service visit and the device is already paid for. After that, it keeps saving you time and money every month.
Typical truck roll$150
Powercycle PlugPays back after one avoided visit
Simple pricing
One-time
$199
Includes device + 2 years connectivity
$8/month after
Cancel anytime
Join the pilotEarly access availability is limited.
How it works
Plug the device into power
Connect your equipment
Reboot anytime from your phone or laptop
Want to stop driving out for simple fixes?
Tell us where you manage equipment, and we’ll help you pilot Powercycle Plug in your environment.
FAQ
No. It uses built-in cellular connectivity.
Routers, modems, camera systems, kiosks, and other plug-powered equipment.
The device still works because it does not depend on the local network.
It is purpose-built for remote reboot and uptime, not a generic consumer smart plug.