BuzzMeBro vs Condo Buzzer: the price, and what each says about your data
Checked 30 September 2026 · Every quote links to its sourceCondo Buzzer and BuzzMeBro are both buzzer services for apartments. Condo Buzzer is $5.00 a month. BuzzMeBro is $9.99 a month for the whole apartment and rings up to 4 phones. Here are the two side by side, with what each company has written down about your household’s data.
Side by side
| Service | Price | Promises not to sell your data | AI training | If the company is sold |
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| BuzzMeBroToronto, ON | $9.99 a month, or $7.92 on the yearly plan. Up to 4 phones | Yes, in the policy | Ruled out in the policy | Your data is deleted before the sale. The buyer gets none of it |
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| Condo BuzzerVancouver, BC | $5.00 a month. 4 phones | No promise either way | Not mentioned | May be transferred, with notice |
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Prices are each company’s own published prices, in the currency they state. “Not mentioned” means exactly that: the policy is silent, so nothing has been promised either way.
Condo Buzzer, in its own words
Condo Buzzer
$5.00 a monthVancouver, BC. 1 phone $2.60 a month, 2 phones $3.80, 4 phones $5.00, each billed every 3 months. Or $24, $36 and $54 a year.- Selling your data
- The privacy policy never uses the word “sell”. It does not say data is sold, and it does not promise that it will not be.
- If the company is sold
- “If we’re involved in a merger, acquisition, or sale of assets, your information may be transferred. We’ll notify you before this happens.”
- Advertising and tracking
- “Marketing Cookies: Used to measure and improve our advertising (Meta Pixel, Google Ads). Set only with your consent.” Also Google Analytics, and “anonymized analytics data” kept indefinitely after you cancel.
- AI training
- Says nothing about AI or model training, either way.
Sources: privacy policy (27 May 2026) · pricingWhat BuzzMeBro puts in writing
A buzzer service holds the mobile number of every adult in your home, your address and unit, and a log of when your door opens. BuzzMeBro is a Toronto company paid by subscription and nothing else, and its privacy policy commits to three things.
- Never soldYour phone numbers, your address and your door log are never sold, rented, licensed or traded. Not to advertisers, data brokers, landlords or anyone else.
- Never used to train AINot our own models and not anybody else’s. No AI company gets your household’s data from us, at any price.
- Not even if we are boughtIf BuzzMeBro is ever sold, your phone numbers, address and door log are deleted before the sale. A buyer never gets them.
What this does and does not show
Condo Buzzer’s privacy policy does not say it sells your data, and this page does not say so either. If price is all you are weighing, read both prices above and pick the one that suits you.
What the comparison shows is what each company has put in writing: whether your data can be sold, whether it can be used to train AI, and what happens to it if the company itself is sold. Open both policies and check. The wording above is copied from Condo Buzzer’s, and ours is here.
Questions people ask
How much does Condo Buzzer cost?
1 phone $2.60 a month, 2 phones $3.80, 4 phones $5.00, each billed every 3 months. Or $24, $36 and $54 a year. That is Condo Buzzer’s own published pricing, checked on 30 September 2026.
What does Condo Buzzer’s privacy policy say about selling your data?
The privacy policy never uses the word “sell”. It does not say data is sold, and it does not promise that it will not be.
What happens to your data if Condo Buzzer is sold?
“If we’re involved in a merger, acquisition, or sale of assets, your information may be transferred. We’ll notify you before this happens.”
How is BuzzMeBro different from Condo Buzzer?
Both are buzzer services for apartments. BuzzMeBro is $9.99 a month and rings up to 4 phones, and its privacy policy commits that your data is never sold, never used to train AI, and is deleted before any sale of the company.
Other services, compared the same way
All 9 services in one table, or one at a time: FreshBuzzer, Ringo, Buzmi, Buzzly, Protobuzz, Enterkey, Lowkey Buzzer, Dingbot.
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