Luxer Access vs Paxton10

Luxer Access is a cloud access-control and management system for multifamily properties, offered for new construction and retrofit projects. It combines building access, intercoms, elevator control, cameras, parking, and guest management in one centrally managed platform. Property managers can manage residents, staff, visitors, and access points from any internet-enabled device, with real-time activity and audit history. Residents can use the app to manage access, handle intercom calls, issue guest codes, receive package notifications, view access history, and unlock doors remotely. Delivery carriers can receive codes for areas needed to reach Luxer One Lockers. The lineup includes video intercoms, readers, locks, video doorbells, parking access control, cloud management, and a resident app. Integrations with listed property systems support reading rent rolls and maintaining resident lists. The company states 24/7/365 support and 99.9% service uptime. Pricing requires contacting an expert.

Paxton10 combines access control and video management for managing and monitoring site security. Administrators use a browser interface to manage users, permissions, reports, dashboards, events, site plans, and devices, and to view live or archived video without installing additional software. A system can support up to 100 sites, 1,000 doors, 1,000 cameras, and 50,000 users. Paxton describes the software as licence-free, with hardware priced separately; the Paxton10 Server has a listed RRP of £1166.00 excluding VAT. Paxton Connect offers free remote site management on iOS and Android, while Paxton Key provides free smartphone and smartwatch credentials. The system lists fire and intruder alarm integration and compatibility with PaxLock and Entry. Third-party IP cameras can be added through a video controller or hub, but their streams require compatible recorder hardware. Paxton lists a maximum of 10 simultaneous system sessions and 10 clients viewing live video at once. Remote server access uses an SSL/TLS certificate, and encrypted credentials are supported. Paxton lists support by webchat and phone during specified weekday and Saturday hours.