Alarm.com Holdings, Inc. reports news about its cloud-based platform for intelligently connected properties, including security, video surveillance, access control, intelligent automation, energy management, wellness and active-shooter detection. The company serves residential, multifamily, small-business and enterprise commercial markets through professional service providers and commercial integrators, with recurring updates tied to SaaS and license revenue, product expansion and platform adoption.
Company announcements commonly cover AI-driven video analytics, camera hardware, legacy alarm-system upgrades through the Universal Communicator, OpenEye enterprise video capabilities, PointCentral multifamily access and automation, and Shooter Detection Systems gunshot-detection technology. Earnings releases and outlook updates also describe operating performance for the Alarm.com platform and adjacent automation and energy-management offerings.
EnergyHub (subsidiary of Alarm.com, NASDAQ: ALRM) and Rivian announced a partnership dated February 24, 2026 to expand access to utility EV managed charging programs across North America. The collaboration will enable Rivian drivers to join passive and active utility programs and aims to scale grid-aware managed charging alongside EnergyHub’s VPP platform.
The integration intends to simplify driver participation, support utilities recruiting drivers, and coordinate EV charging with local grid conditions to improve reliability and affordability.
Alarm.com (Nasdaq: ALRM) reported Q4 2025 and full‑year results: SaaS and license revenue rose to $180.2M in Q4 and $689.4M for 2025, total revenue reached $1.0112B, GAAP net income was $131.6M, and non‑GAAP adjusted EBITDA was $206.0M. The company provided SaaS guidance of $743.0M–$745.0M for 2026 and full‑year revenue guidance of $1.0580B–$1.0650B.
Recent highlights include a new premium video doorbell (VDB775), a Gen‑AI video search tool, EnergyHub operational metrics, and the acquisition of Resideo Grid Services to expand grid flexibility offerings.
Alarm.com (Nasdaq: ALRM) will report 2025 fourth quarter and full year results after market close on February 19, 2026. Management will host a conference call and webcast at 4:30 p.m. ET that day. Pre-registration and a live webcast will be available on Alarm.com investor relations, and a recording will be posted after the call.
EnergyHub (NYSE:ALRM) and The Brattle Group released a study (Jan 15, 2026) showing active managed EV charging materially reduces grid stress and costs. Key findings: active management cuts charging peaks up to 50%, increases distribution hosting capacity by ~2x, can defer distribution upgrades up to 10 years, and saves up to $400 per EV annually. The study used real-world EV data from an EnergyHub Washington State program and found 95% of charging occurs off-peak under active control, 100% of vehicles with sufficient plug-in time reached target state of charge, and customers averaged 2.3 overrides/month. Active management allowed service transformers to support up to 5 EVs versus 1–2 under unmanaged charging.
Alarm.com (Nasdaq: ALRM) on December 9, 2025 introduced the Video Intercom Mobile Directory, a low-cost visitor-management solution for multi-tenant buildings that uses mobile phones instead of in-unit intercom hardware.
Visitors scan a QR code, browse a tenant directory, and start secure video calls; tenants can view, speak, and unlock doors remotely via the Alarm.com app. The system installs on existing Alarm.com video doorbells/access control or with two components, supports third-party readers, and is available now through Alarm.com and PointCentral service providers across North America and select international markets.
Alarm.com (NASDAQ: ALRM) subsidiary Shooter Detection Systems announced its new SDS Outdoor gunshot detection system was named the 2025 SecurityInfoWatch Readers' Choice Award winner in Threat Detection on December 8, 2025.
SDS Outdoor extends dual-mode acoustic and infrared flash detection to outdoor and perimeter environments, covering up to 15,700 sq ft per sensor and identifying shooter location and firearm type with a stated 99.9% accuracy rate. The sensor integrates with video, access control and mass notification systems to enable faster responder and lockdown actions.
Alarm.com (Nasdaq: ALRM) and Everon announced a strategic partnership on December 4, 2025 to deliver a unified commercial security platform combining intrusion protection, access control, remote video monitoring, and business management tools.
The integration uses Alarm.com for Business and OpenEye enterprise video capabilities to provide mobile arm/disarm, real-time activity monitoring, user management, advanced analytics, and planned remote video monitoring and order-to-cash integrations to streamline operations for multi-location enterprises and small businesses.
EnergyHub (NASDAQ: ALRM) announced on December 2, 2025 the acquisition of Resideo Grid Services to expand its Edge distributed energy resource management system (DERMS) and accelerate Virtual Power Plant (VPP) growth for utilities.
Key points: the combined platform now manages over 2.5 million DERs, EnergyHub serves 120+ utilities covering 55 million customers, and Resideo brings relationships with over two dozen utilities, enabling unified orchestration of EVs, batteries and other DERs. Transaction terms were not disclosed.
Resideo (NYSE: ALRM) announced on Dec. 2, 2025 the sale of its Grid Services demand response business to EnergyHub.
The divestiture shifts Resideo's focus to its core residential controls and sensing products for professional contractors and integrators, while preserving Resideo's ability to control in-home energy loads through integrations with third-party demand response platforms. EnergyHub's platform serves 120+ utilities covering more than 55 million customers. The terms were not disclosed, Resideo said the sale has no material impact on its 2025 financial outlook provided Nov. 5, 2025, and proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes aligned with existing capital allocation priorities.
Alarm.com (Nasdaq: ALRM) launched the ADC-V730, its first Wi-Fi spotlight camera, combining 4MP video, spotlight-enabled color night vision, and AI-driven deterrence.
Built-in video analytics detect people, animals, or vehicles to trigger the spotlight, Perimeter Guard®, and AI Deterrence (AID) verbal responses. The camera offers a 129° horizontal field of view, dual-band Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth enrollment for faster installs, two-way audio, and microSD support up to 1TB. NDAA-compliant construction allows commercial and government use. The ADC-V730 is available now through Alarm.com service providers in North America with international availability coming later.