Meeting room video kit for small offices

Supply and install screens, cameras and speakers so small businesses can run clear video meetings.

Startup costA$2k to A$8k
Monthly revenueA$1.5k to A$8k
Time needed10+ h/week
First incomeWeeks
  • A$2k-8k
  • Side hustle
  • Out and about

Estimates for a small start in Australia, not guarantees.

What it is

You recommend, supply and set up video conferencing kits (screen, camera, microphone and speaker) in meeting rooms for small offices, clinics and professional firms. You work from home and visit customers to install and test.

Your first three steps

  1. Pick two or three kit bundles (small, medium, large room) and ask distributors about trade accounts and pricing
  2. Set up a simple quote sheet and install checklist, then practise by fitting a room at a friend's business
  3. Contact local accountants, clinics and office managers offering a free room assessment
Who pays

Small businesses, accountants, law firms, medical and allied health practices, and co-working spaces that need reliable video meetings.

How it makes money

A margin on the equipment you resell, plus a fixed fee for installation and setup. Some owners add a small monthly support fee.

Skills that help
  • Comfortable with audio-visual and network basics
  • Clear explaining for non-technical customers
  • Tidy cable work and careful installation
  • Quoting and basic sales
Watch out for
  • Register an ABN and check when GST registration applies to your turnover
  • Public liability insurance, and check whether you need professional indemnity cover
  • Any fixed wiring or new power points must be done by a licensed electrician, check your state's licensing rules
  • Check warranty terms with suppliers and your obligations under Australian Consumer Law
  • If you work from home, check whether your council requires approval for a home-based business

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Questions people ask

How much does it cost to start a video conferencing installation business?

Startup costs are typically around $2,000 to $8,000 as an estimate, depending on the demo kit and tools you buy, insurance and your quoting setup. Your own costs will vary with the range you offer.

How much can a video conferencing installer earn?

Monthly revenue is typically around $1,500 to $8,000 as an estimate, depending on how many installs you complete, the kit you supply and your pricing. These figures are a guide only, not a promise.

What licences and insurance should I check?

Check whether you need an ABN and when GST registration applies, plus public liability and possibly professional indemnity insurance. Fixed wiring or new power points must be done by a licensed electrician, so check your state's rules and any council rules for working from home.

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