Nova vs. Omni

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  How large is the area you want to fence?

  • A.
    1/3 acre to 1 acre
  • B.
    1 to 5 acres
  • C.
    5 or more acres
• 2.
  Describe your property environment?

  • A.
    🌞 Mostly open land with clear skies
  • B.
    🏡 Some trees or structures, but mostly open
  • C.
    🌲 Heavily wooded, hilly, or near metal buildings
• 3.
  How is cell service in your area?

  • A.
    Good
  • B.
    Spotty
  • C.
    Non Existent
• 4.
  Which best describes your dog?

  • A.
    🎇 High prey drive, stubborn, or escape prone
  • B.
    💨 Energetic, but generally responsive
  • C.
    😎 Laid-back and predictable
• 5.
  Which matters most to you right now?

  • A.
    Maximum accuracy and reliability in any conditions
  • B.
    New, exciting features like voice commands and activity tracking
  • C.
    Best value for my current needs

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Omni Edition — Still a Great Fit

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  Based on your answers, your needs fall well within the range where SpotOn Omni performs exceptionally well—even if some of Nova’s newest features like Custom Voice Commands initially caught your eye. For your type of property and setup, Omni delivers the core performance that matters most: consistent accuracy and reliable containment.Your responses point to a setup with fewer GPS challenges—such as more open space, reliable cell service, and a dog that generally respects boundaries. In situations like these, Omni delivers the dependable accuracy and containment SpotOn has been trusted for by over 100,000 dog owners.If you already own Omni, this result confirms what many long-time customers know: you’re still using a top-tier GPS fence that works exactly as intended. Omni remains more accurate and reliable than any other GPS fence brand, and for your environment, there’s no performance gap you need to solve.If your needs ever change—such as fencing a smaller area, dealing with heavier tree cover, or managing a more escape-prone dog—Nova introduces meaningful performance upgrades designed for those situations.
• 2.
  Nova Edition — Built for Your Needs

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  Your answers point to conditions where Nova’s upgraded performance really shines.You indicated one or more factors that push GPS technology harder—such as a smaller fencing area, challenging terrain, limited cell service, or a dog that’s more escape-prone or high-drive. These are exactly the scenarios Nova was engineered for.With a significantly larger dual-band, dual-feed antenna, access to 151 satellites, and dramatically reduced GPS drift, Nova delivers cleaner boundaries, sharper alerts, and more consistent containment where precision matters most.Omni remains a solid system but for your environment and dog, Nova’s upgraded technology and smarter features offer a noticeable upgrade in confidence and reliability.