DIY from parts
Checkout looks cheaper, but the homeowner owns protocols, pairing, labels, routines, apps, and troubleshooting.
Tara guide
Most buyers compare three options: buying parts, hiring a professional installer, or using a configured kit.
Plan your Tara kitCheckout looks cheaper, but the homeowner owns protocols, pairing, labels, routines, apps, and troubleshooting.
Custom installs can be powerful, but many projects start at five figures and depend on installer follow-up.
Tara keeps the kit self-install while handling planning, configuration, local server setup, and the handoff.
Next step
Tara starts with the real home count, then confirms protocols, devices, support, and final scope before anything ships.
Open the configurator