What is current, and what was announced earlier

Resideo’s November 10 statement says HVAC professionals already subscribed to Pro-IQ services can access Predict functionality through an over-the-air software update. The company had described the service in a separate November 2 announcement, so this is not its first public introduction.

Predict analyzes connected-equipment data to flag developing problems to an HVAC contractor. Resideo’s descriptions cover more than 80 system behaviors or issues, depending on the document. This is a vendor-described capability, not an independently verified guarantee that breakdowns will be prevented.

The listed price is a contractor service rate

The current US Pro-IQ comparison table lists Predict at US$5.00 per month per home. It is a paid tier, distinct from the free Install plan.

That listed subscription rate does not establish a homeowner’s complete installed or maintenance-service price. The hardware is separate, and a participating contractor needs to confirm the equipment, service package and charges for the home.

A software update alone is not the full setup

Resideo’s detailed Predict guide specifies a compatible Honeywell Home ElitePRO thermostat, current-transformer clamps and an Equipment Interface Module, with an optional Equipment Remote Module. The thermostat and modules are sold separately.

Those requirements do not establish that every Honeywell Home thermostat, or every existing HVAC installation, supports Predict. Homeowners can use the official Find a Pro page to ask a local installer to check their configuration. The service feeds contractor insights through the Resideo One portal.

Renewal and rollout checks

Resideo’s subscription terms provide for automatic renewal until cancellation, with the renewal period based on the initial term selected at purchase. Contractors can manage cancellation through Services & Subscriptions in their Pro account or contact support.

The November 2 guide had described the software update as coming later in the fall; the newer November 10 statement describes access for existing subscribers. Neither statement confirms activation on an individual account. Check the actual account and hardware before treating the announcement as a completed installation.