Partner with Astro

Open an Astro branch

Explore a local operating partnership and a carefully planned path to a new Astro location.

Who this is for

Experienced security operators, local business partners, and prospective regional managers.

Interested in developing an Astro presence in your area? Start with a conversation about your market, experience, operating capacity, and potential clients. A new branch needs more than a name: it requires a compliant operating structure, reliable supervision, realistic finances, and clearly assigned responsibilities.

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What we plan together

01

Assess the local opportunity

Identify the proposed city or region, property types, client needs, competing coverage options, and potential demand. Discuss existing business relationships honestly; prospective interest should not be presented as signed contracts or guaranteed revenue.

02

Build a practical operating plan

Map out recruiting, training, scheduling, local supervision, emergency communication, equipment, vehicles, and client reporting. Review how the location would coordinate with Astro and who would handle everyday decisions and service-quality concerns.

03

Review setup and budget

Prepare a proposed operating budget covering staffing, insurance, equipment, premises if needed, and working capital. Discuss who funds each item, how expenses are approved, and how performance is reviewed. Financial terms, ownership, and any revenue-sharing arrangement require separate written negotiation.

04

Approve the structure before launch

Astro must approve any use of its name, logo, contracts, or operating identity. Applicable licensing, registrations, insurance, employment obligations, and local requirements must be reviewed before work begins. A branch inquiry is not permission to operate under Astro's license or advertise as an authorized location.

What to share with Astro

  • Proposed city, region, and service area
  • Your security or operations experience
  • Local demand and prospective client relationships
  • Available management team and resources
  • Proposed budget and target launch timeline

Send only the information needed for an initial review. Please do not include resident records, financial account details, or confidential lease documents in a public inquiry.

From introduction to agreement

  1. 01

    Introduce yourself and the region you want to serve.

  2. 02

    Review market demand and management experience with Astro.

  3. 03

    Develop a budget, operating plan, and compliant structure.

  4. 04

    Proceed only after written approval and required launch checks.

Let's discuss your branch idea.

Tell Astro which partnership option you are interested in, your location, and the support you need. All partnership terms and pricing are discussed privately.

This is an exploratory partnership inquiry, not a franchise offer or investment solicitation. No territory, earnings, ownership interest, or branch approval is guaranteed.