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Implementing an RFID attendance system in schools typically costs between 2,000and15,000+, depending on school size, hardware choices, and software features. While initial investments vary, RFID systems reduce administrative workloads, improve accuracy, and enhance campus security. Here’s a detailed cost breakdown and how schools can maximize ROI.
| Factor | Low-Cost Scenario | High-End Scenario |
|---|---|---|
| School Size | Small (100 students): $2k | Large (2,000+ students): $15k |
| Tag Type | Basic PVC cards | Reusable silicone wristbands |
| Features | Attendance tracking only | GPS tracking, emergency alerts |
A high school with 1,200 students cut daily attendance reporting time from 2 hours to 20 minutes using Cykeo’s RFID system, saving $12,000 annually in labor.
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