About Rook Pest
Connected rodent monitoring for U.S. pest management professionals
What Rook Pest provides
Rook Pest is the exclusive U.S. distributor of GTO connected rodent-monitoring technology. We work with pest management professionals evaluating sensors, gateways, platform access, alerts, and reporting for commercial accounts.
Technology that supports the technician
Connected monitoring adds activity and device-status data between scheduled visits. It does not replace inspection, exclusion, sanitation review, maintenance, corrective action, or professional judgment.
A measured deployment process
Rook helps operators evaluate representative sites, test communication, define alert ownership, train users, and measure whether the service is ready to scale.
U.S. distribution and support
Pest management companies have a domestic point of contact for GTO system evaluation and deployment questions. Current specifications and commercial terms should be confirmed for each proposed project.
About Rook Pest
A practical path from monitoring point to response
Rook Pest brings GTO’s connected monitoring platform to the U.S. pest-control market. The system links compatible sensors to a site gateway and cloud platform so authorized users can review reported activity and device status.
We work directly with pest management professionals. Together, we evaluate where connected monitoring will improve awareness or documentation, how the gateway will communicate, who will respond to alerts, and how the service will fit the existing integrated pest management program.
Our standard is straightforward: use technology to give trained professionals better information, then measure the operating result before expanding.
Our Story
Bringing an established European platform to the United States
Rook Pest was formed to make GTO connected-monitoring technology available to U.S. pest management professionals with domestic distribution and deployment support.
Identifying the U.S. monitoring opportunity
Rook Pest evaluated the need for continuous event data in commercial pest management and established a U.S. distribution relationship with GTO, the Danish developer of the monitoring platform.
2025 — Rook Pest launches in New York
Rook Pest began commercial operations as GTO’s exclusive U.S. distributor, focused on helping pest management professionals understand the technology and assess suitable accounts.
2026 — Supporting initial U.S. deployments
Rook Pest began supporting U.S. operators as they evaluated and deployed connected monitoring at commercial sites. Each deployment informs the guidance for placement, gateway coverage, alert response, reporting, and scale.
Why pest management professionals work with Rook
The value of a monitoring platform depends on how it performs in the operator’s routes and customer environments. Rook focuses on the full deployment—not only the device.
What to expect
The Rook Pest approach
Exclusive U.S. distribution. Rook Pest is the U.S. distributor and domestic contact for GTO connected rodent-monitoring technology.
An established platform. GTO has developed connected pest-monitoring technology since 2005. Rook can provide current specifications and deployment information for a proposed project.
Compatibility planning. The GTSensor can work with a range of compatible traps and monitoring locations. Correct fit, placement, and communication are confirmed during deployment planning.
An operating model. Rook helps pest management professionals define monitoring scope, alert handling, reporting, maintenance, support, and a pilot scorecard before scaling.
Evaluate connected monitoring for your commercial accounts
Tell us about the sites you serve, the monitoring points that are difficult or high risk, the response process, and the reporting your customers expect. Rook Pest can help you determine whether a controlled pilot is the right next step.