Ownership
Three ways to have one.
The system is transferable between vehicles by design. That makes it worth owning outright — and it also makes it easy to lease, and easy to station somewhere it will be seen.
From US$9,995
Installed by an approved partner
You own the system. When you change cars, it comes with you — a new fit kit is the only vehicle-specific part, and it is a fraction of the price of the system.
- Full ownership
- Transfers between vehicles
- Three-year hardware warranty (target)
From US$349 / month
36-month term, ownership at the end
The same hardware, the same installation, at the size of a car payment. Change vehicles mid-term and the system moves with you. At the end of the term it is yours.
- Lower entry
- Vehicle changes accommodated
- Service and software included
By arrangement
Hotels, valet, storage, concours, auction
A demonstration unit on a house vehicle, sited where arriving owners will see it, with referral commission on sales it generates. It is a showroom, not a service — the system is fitted to a specific car, so it cannot protect whatever pulls up next.
- Demonstration unit
- Co-branded
- Commission on referred sales
Why leasing works here
The fit kit is the only part that belongs to the car.
Most vehicle accessories are married to the vehicle. Sell the car, lose the accessory. That makes a four-figure purchase a hard decision and a lease almost impossible to structure.
BRO ARMOR is the opposite. The expensive engineering — arches, cassettes, drive, shell, sensing, battery — is universal within a platform. The only vehicle-specific component is a bracket kit that costs a small fraction of the system.
So a lease survives a change of car mid-term. You keep the system, we supply a new fit kit, and the agreement continues. That is unusual enough to be worth saying plainly.
Venue programme
For the people who park other people’s cars.
Hotels, valet operators, storage facilities, concours and auction houses. Units live at the venue and protect whatever arrives.
A service, not a sale
Arriving cars are protected as part of what the venue offers. Guests do not buy anything, and they remember it.
The best showroom there is
Every owner who watches their own car sealed under one has just had the product demonstrated on the thing they care about most.
Revenue share
Referred sales are credited back to the venue. The demonstration pays for itself.
Why it is a showroom and not a service. The tempting version of this is stationed units that protect guests’ cars as a service. It does not work: the system mounts to vehicle-specific brackets, so it cannot be fitted to an arriving car in the time a valet has. Serving arbitrary vehicles would mean a freestanding structure — which needs permits, occupies revenue parking, and sits idle most of the week. The vehicle-mounted architecture avoids all three of those, and the price of that is that the venue programme is advertising rather than operations.
What none of this is yet. BRO ARMOR is in engineering development. Lease rates, purchase pricing, warranty terms and availability are targets, subject to validation, credit approval and final costing. Nothing on this page is an offer to sell or to lend, and a reservation takes no payment and commits neither side.