A: PSN is a private membership network that connects families in need of emergency shelter ("Guests") with landowners offering safe, vetted locations ("Hosts"). It uses a membership model and is designed for emergencies, not vacations. It's basically insurance, but for a physical space. Guests pay a little bit every month, and the space is there if needed.

A: If a trigger event occurs (like a natural disaster or civil unrest), PSN “activates” and Guests can deploy to their Safehouse. Hosts are notified and ready. Payments and logistics are handled by PSN.

A: Guests pay a one-time background check/setup fee of $50 and a monthly subscription that ranges from $19 to $100s (depending on the property). Hosts may receive a monthly readiness fee from matched guests (even if no Guests stay there) to reserve the location, or choose a no-fee/no-reservation status. All Hosts earn additional nightly fees during an activation.

A: Safehouses vary widely in accommodations, sizes and price, but are all certified to have basic survival supplies available. Safehouses may be 1) a campground space (RV or clamping), 2) rooms within a shared home, 3) cabins, 4) apartments or conversions, or 5) whole house or other private, self-contained units. Guests choose the Safehouse type that fits their needs and budget.

A: Guests and new Hosts undergo a background check. PSN includes a verification system, optional readiness visits, and strict privacy protocols to ensure mutual trust.