Globelink Security is a direct-to-consumer alarm monitoring service offering 24/7 emergency response at $12.99 per month, positioned as a low-cost alternative to full-service security system contracts common in Oklahoma City. The company handles monitoring only; customers either bring their own compatible equipment or purchase devices separately, making it a fit for homeowners who already own systems or want to avoid long-term provider lock-in.
Globelink operates as a monitoring center without installation or equipment sales built into its primary offering. You provide the hardware (a compatible control panel, sensors, and keypads) and Globelink's operators respond to alarms 24 hours a day, contacting emergency services when needed. The model appeals to Oklahoma City residents who've moved to a new home with an existing system or who distrust bundled contracts from traditional security companies. It does not install systems, perform maintenance, or sell equipment directly, though the company does offer some compatible devices on its website.
At $12.99 per month, Globelink undercuts most Oklahoma City security providers' monitoring-only rates. Vivint, which dominates the Oklahoma City market, typically charges $40 to $50 monthly for monitoring bundled with equipment and installation; ADT's monitoring plans start around $28 to $35 per month after an equipment contract. Frontpoint, another national competitor available in Oklahoma City, offers self-monitored and professional monitoring tiers between $15 and $35 monthly depending on plan type. Globelink's advantage is simplicity and price for those who already own hardware or are willing to buy it separately. The trade-off is that you have no relationship with an installer or technician if your system needs service.
The $12.99 rate verification matters: confirm current pricing directly with the company before committing, as promotional rates sometimes expire after an introductory period.
Globelink works best for Oklahoma City homeowners who are tech-comfortable and own or have inherited a security system they want to keep operational. People upgrading from an inactive system to active monitoring without switching providers find value here. Renters with permission to install systems and plans to move again also benefit from avoiding long contracts.
It does not suit those who need on-site technician support, want a single point of contact for all security needs, or require equipment installation and training. If your system malfunctions, Globelink handles emergency response but not repair. Homeowners uncomfortable self-diagnosing compatibility between their equipment and Globelink's monitoring backbone should expect to troubleshoot or hire a local technician.
Globelink works with many control panels: older Honeywell, DSC, and 2GIG systems are common matches, though compatibility is not universal. Before signing up, you must confirm your existing panel or any panel you plan to purchase can communicate with Globelink's network. The company provides a compatibility checker on its website. Setup involves connecting your control panel to broadband (landline backup is not always included at the base price; verify whether internet-only or dual-path reporting fits your needs). Installation is self-directed; Globelink sends instructions but does not deploy a technician.
Initial contact happens online or by phone. You provide information about your existing system or discuss which compatible hardware to purchase. Globelink can add you to monitoring within hours of account setup if your equipment is already in place and connected. There is no home visit, no sales rep, and no pressure to buy bundled services. Account management and emergency test calls happen remotely.
Globelink's monitoring center operates around the clock. Customer service hours for account changes and questions vary; confirm current hours before calling with urgent issues.
For Oklahoma City residents choosing between lowest-cost monitoring and full-service security, Globelink fills a narrow but real need: keeping an existing system active without the overhead and contract length that Vivint and ADT demand.
