Yes, that’s fine.
When choosing a plan, the best way to avoid mistakes is to decide based on the vehicle type, how you use it, your parking environment, and your budget.

When it comes to security, a more expensive plan isn’t automatically the right answer.
The measures you need will vary depending on the type of vehicle and where you usually park it.
That’s why at LOGON, rather than setting everything uniformly, we guide you so you can choose a plan that fits you and stays within a reasonable scope.

For example, these points can serve as guidelines when choosing:

• For those who want to include the necessary measures first
  You can start by considering a plan that covers the basics.

• For those who want to prioritize a balance between peace of mind and ease of use
  Combinations that are easy to use in everyday life and place less burden on you are a good fit.

• For those who want to take measures as thoroughly as possible
  We can propose options that place greater emphasis on theft prevention.

• For those who want to select the necessary features while keeping costs down
  You can narrow down the features you’ll use and adjust the plan to something you can comfortably manage.

Also, where you’ll use it matters.
For example:

• Your home parking lot is the primary place
• You often use a monthly parking space
• You frequently leave your vehicle parked for long periods when you’re out
• Sometimes you park in areas with few pedestrians

Because of differences like these, the content that’s a good match will change.
It’s an image of how even with the same car, if the way you use it differs, the recommendations will also differ.

What you can use will depend on the vehicle model, year, and specifications.
Even if there are features you want to add, it isn’t guaranteed that every vehicle can support them in the same way.
So in practice, we decide by matching to your vehicle—looking at which features can be used and which combinations work well together.

One caution is that if you decide based on price alone, later you may feel, “I didn’t have enough of the measures I needed,” or “I ended up adding too many features.”
That’s why, to start with, it’s recommended that you organize and decide based on:

• Your budget range
• Your usual parking environment
• How you use your vehicle
• What concerns you

Even if you haven’t decided everything in detail yet, that’s okay.
We can guide you while organizing the necessary information so it’s easy to understand even for first-timers.
We won’t push you into a more expensive plan than necessary, so you can choose the right plan that fits you with confidence.