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LobiBox

OEM & private label

Your brand. A connected entry platform.

Expand your product portfolio with LobiBox video intercom, access-control hardware and private-label software options. Build on an existing platform, with the commercial and technical scope defined around your business.

Concept rendering of unbranded LobiBox intercoms for OEM programs
Concept visualization

Build an offering your customers recognize.

Branded hardware

Evaluate logo, finish, packaging and product configuration options for your target customers.

Branded software

Discuss mobile app, administration and operator-interface branding as part of the agreed program.

Technical collaboration

Review required interfaces, feature gaps, deployment needs and the product roadmap with the team.

A clear path from evaluation to launch.

01 / DISCOVERY

Confirm the fit

Share target markets, expected volumes, channels and the use cases your product needs to support.

02 / EVALUATION

Validate the experience

Demonstrate the platform and evaluate hardware, software and any requested integrations.

03 / COMMERCIAL SCOPE

Agree the program

Document branding scope, pricing, responsibilities, development work and acceptance criteria.

04 / LAUNCH

Pilot, then expand

Validate the complete customer journey in a controlled deployment before scaling rollout.

Know what belongs in the OEM agreement.

  • Hardware configurations, forecast volumes and ordering terms.
  • Branding assets, software scope and publishing responsibilities.
  • Subscription billing, renewals and customer ownership.
  • Installation, onboarding, technical support and escalation responsibilities.
  • Integration acceptance, change control and product lifecycle expectations.

OEM questions

Who is the program for?

Manufacturers, established integrators and security brands that want an entry and access platform under their own brand. We evaluate fit, expected volume and support capability together.

Can we request a custom integration or feature?

Bring the requirements to the technical review. Feasibility, development scope, cost and acceptance criteria need to be agreed before any custom capability is promised.

How long does an OEM launch take?

Timing depends on branding scope, engineering work, approvals, supply and pilot requirements. A schedule is confirmed after evaluation; software publication or app-store approval cannot be guaranteed in advance.

Is OEM pricing public?

OEM hardware, software and development terms are scoped to the program. Request a commercial review for a written proposal.

Start your OEM evaluation.

Tell us about your company, target market and expected deployment scale. The LobiBox team will review the opportunity with you.

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