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Hollon supports Tactacam REVEAL connections. Camera syncing runs automatically within plan limits; new paid subscriptions remain paused during beta. Your REVEAL service plan is separate from your Hollon subscription.

When syncing resumes, enter your Tactacam REVEAL email and password on the camera setup page. Hollon saves your encrypted login and starts the connection. Choose the cameras you want to follow using the slots included in your plan. Connect your cameras →

Cameras currently appear after their photos are imported. A camera without imported photos may not appear yet. Check that it has uploaded photos to REVEAL.

Your imported photos stay in your collection. Disconnecting stops future imports until you reconnect. Manage your connection in camera setup.

Check now requests new photos from one selected camera and uses one credit. Choose a camera from the dashboard’s Check now control. New photos appear when the import finishes.

Free includes one check each day. Plus includes seven checks a week. Pro includes 100 weekly checks shared across cameras, then one check per hour across the account. Premium includes 100 weekly checks per camera, then one per hour per camera. Weekly allowances reset Monday at midnight, America/New_York.

Yes. Open camera setup to assign cameras to your available slots. Tap to choose on your phone, or drag cameras into slots on desktop. Your subscription determines your camera allowance.

No. During beta, Free access needs no card. Camera syncing runs automatically within plan limits. New paid subscriptions remain paused. When paid plans reopen, you are charged only if you choose a paid upgrade.

Open Account to manage your plan, payment details, invoices, or cancellation. Compare camera allowances and prices on the pricing page.

New imports pause when you reach your plan’s monthly photo cap. Existing photos are preserved. Photo and history limits are provisional during beta.

Sign in to Hollon and invite three different friends from your affiliate dashboard. Eligible new accounts receive a year of Plus. You start with 90 days of Pro. Paid members also earn five permanent camera slots. Affiliate benefits and paid plans can work together.

Reach any one target each 90-day period: 10 paid signups, 20 free signups, or 40 delivered and opened invitations. Track your progress and deadline in the affiliate dashboard.

Each month, invite at least one person who opens the invitation and creates a free account. Missing this target pauses new Buckz, and missed rewards are permanently forfeited. Meeting a quarterly target can keep Pro active even while Buckz earnings are paused.

An opened invitation earns 10 Buckz; a free signup earns 40. Paid signups earn 100 each for the first ten, 200 each for the next ten, increasing to 1,000 each. This ladder resets every 90 days. A later upgrade earns 10 Buckz in good standing and does not count as a paid signup.

Earn permanent Plus with 10 paid referrals or 100 free signups in a rolling 12 months. Participating members can retain a lifetime 5% product discount after leaving, usable once a month and stackable. Members with no activity do not earn an exit benefit. Buckz spending options will be announced separately.

Two consecutive failed quarters end membership; no activity in the first quarter can end it sooner. Leaving ends complimentary affiliate access. Earned permanent benefits, paid subscriptions, camera bonuses, and legitimate Buckz remain.

Invite people who expect to hear from you. Self-referrals and duplicate accounts do not qualify. Emailed invitation codes are single-use and tied to the recipient’s verified email.

Hollon tags new photos as they arrive within your plan limits. Clear deer photos can get buck or doe labels. Uncertain results stay in Review for you to correct. Your saved corrections take priority.

Yes. Open a photo in Review and update its tag when needed. Your saved corrections take priority over automatic classifications.

Sign in and press Connect camera to link Reveal. Hollon imports and sorts new photos within your plan limits.

Treat forecasts as estimates based on your camera history and weather. Camera coverage, missing photos, and uncertain classifications can affect the results. Use them alongside what you know about your property.