Free intro call
Twenty minutes on what you own, what works and what infuriates you.
A drawer of half-configured plugs is the normal outcome. The difference is picking one platform, wiring a handful of reliable triggers, and stopping there.
We take nothing from manufacturers, so the advice can be to buy less, or nothing at all.
Choosing the ecosystem you'll live with, and which devices are worth starting with — usually fewer than you think.
See the programTriggers, conditions and sensors — so lights and heat behave without anyone touching a phone.
See the programCoverage, channels, mesh and guest networks — because most 'broken' devices are a network problem.
See the programWhat a camera records, where it goes, who can see it, and what local-only actually means.
See the programWritten instructions fall apart on the third screen of a vendor app. Watching you do it is faster.
Twenty minutes on what you own, what works and what infuriates you.
Devices, apps and accounts, in one list. It is usually a revelation.
What stays, what goes, what gets replaced later.
Screen share while it is happening, not after.
Month to month, cancel anytime. The 20-minute intro call is free.
A weekly session on setups, automations and problems members bring.
$25/ month
A coach on your home, your platform and your automations.
$79/ month
For a new build, a move, or a system that has grown into a mess.
$159/ month
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime, no contract.
Nexella takes no commission from any brand. Half of good smart home advice is telling people not to buy something, and that is impossible when the advice is paid for by a catalog.
There is also work we won't touch: anything behind the drywall. Smart switches that replace mains wiring, new circuits and panel work go to a licensed electrician, and we are not an alarm monitoring company — no device here is a substitute for one.
Yes, with reasons, and we earn nothing either way. Sometimes the answer is to keep what you own.
We can explain what it needs and how it fits your system. The wiring itself is for a licensed electrician — mains work is not a video-call job.
Not at all. Plugs, bulbs, sensors and a decent network do most of the useful work and come with you when you move.
No. Cameras and sensors are useful, but this is not monitored security and we won't pretend a doorbell camera prevents anything.
It is a whole program. We go through what each device collects, what stays local, and the state rules about recording audio and neighbors.
Yes. No contract, no minimum term. Access stays open until the end of the month you already paid for.
Twenty minutes on what you own and what one platform would look like. Free.