GoSense Monitor

Know when temperatures drift before it gets expensive.

Use simple cellular temperature monitoring for freezers, storage rooms, utility spaces, and remote sites. Get alerts early enough to act before the issue turns into a loss.

Why it matters

Temperature problems usually get expensive before anyone notices.

Late alerts lead to spoiled inventory, site visits, and avoidable downtime.

Early alerts Know when a reading starts drifting instead of finding out after the fact.

Pain

Manual checks are too slow.

  • A freezer runs warm overnight.
  • A remote utility room overheats after an HVAC issue.
  • A storage space drifts out of range between technician visits.

Solution

Simple monitoring that works where you need it.

GoSense Monitor sends temperature data and alerts over cellular, so you do not have to depend on local Wi-Fi or a customer network. Deploy quickly and keep the setup easy to explain.

  • Useful for unattended and remote spaces
  • Fast installation and simple alerting
  • Clear enough for non-technical buyers

Example use-cases

Environmental monitoring without extra complexity.

Freezers and cold storage

Catch drift early enough to respond before product loss becomes urgent.

Utility and equipment rooms

Spot overheating conditions that can lead to outages or equipment stress.

Remote locations

Monitor unmanned spaces without relying on site IT or existing network access.

ROI

Prevent losses before they spread.

One early alert can prevent spoilage, emergency dispatches, and avoidable downtime.

Outcome

See drift sooner.

Teams get a simple signal to act on instead of waiting for a complaint or failure.

Simple pricing

Hardware from $199

Includes 2 years of connectivity for early deployments.

After year two

Subscription continues

Connectivity and platform access continue on a straightforward subscription after the included term.

Talk to GoSense

Need remote temperature visibility?

Tell us what you need to monitor, how often readings drift, and where local network access gets in the way.