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Smart toilet leak detection · A NoliX® brand

Your toilet could be wasting 200 gallons a day. You'd never hear it.

Silent toilet leaks drain water and money around the clock, and you only find out when the bill arrives. DripX® watches every toilet 24/7 and alerts your phone the moment one starts leaking.

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The silent problem

The leak you can't hear is the one that costs the most.

A worn flapper or faulty fill valve can leak for weeks without a sound, a puddle or a clue, until the water bill lands.

200gal/day

Wasted by an average leaking toilet

73,000gal/yr

From just one leaking toilet, left unfixed for a year

9,300gal+

Lost to leaks in the average U.S. home every year

1trillion gal

Wasted by household leaks across the U.S. each year

You can't hear it

Most toilet leaks are silent. Water slips past a worn flapper day and night.

You can't see it

No puddle, no drip. The water goes straight down the drain.

You find out too late

The first sign is usually a water bill that's weeks old and far too high.

Nobody reports it

Guests, tenants and staff rarely mention a running toilet. It just keeps running.

What is a leaking toilet costing you?

Based on the EPA estimate of about 200 gallons a day for an average leaking toilet. Change the rate to match your local water bill.

Water wasted per day200 gal
Water wasted per year73,000 gal
Money down the drain per year$730
vs. $69.99 to protect 1 toilet with DripX
Stop the leak with DripX →

Sources: U.S. EPA WaterSense (Fix a Leak Week). Leaking-toilet figure as cited by Denver Water from EPA. Your actual costs depend on your local water and sewer rates.

The difference

Guessing vs. knowing

Without DripX

  • Leaks run silently for weeks
  • You find out from a shocking water bill
  • You check toilets by hand, one by one
  • Overflows damage floors and ceilings below
  • No idea which unit or restroom is the problem

With DripX

  • An alert on your phone the moment a leak starts
  • Fix it in minutes, not after the bill
  • Every toilet monitored 24/7, automatically
  • Catch problems before they become damage
  • Know exactly which toilet needs attention
How DripX works

Set it up once. It watches forever.

DripX learns each toilet's normal flush pattern and flags anything that isn't.

  1. 01

    Place

    Drop DripX into the toilet tank, where it floats on the water. No plumber and no tools needed.

  2. 02

    Detect

    AI tells normal flushes apart from running water, slow leaks and faulty flappers.

  3. 03

    Alert

    Get an instant alert in the NoliX app, plus reminders until the issue is fixed.

  4. 04

    Save

    Fix leaks early and stop paying for water you never used.

See it in action

Watch DripX catch a leak

See how DripX spots running and leaking toilets early and alerts you before the water bill does.

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Who it's for

If you pay the water bill, DripX pays for itself

Homeowners

Catch a running toilet before it shows up on the water bill.

Short-term rentals

Know about leaks between guests, even when you're miles away.

Property managers

Monitor every unit's toilets from one app and dispatch fixes faster.

Hotels, offices & schools

DripX Pro covers every restroom in the building, on one dashboard.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How does DripX detect toilet leaks?

DripX monitors the toilet around the clock and uses AI to tell normal flushes apart from running water and slow leaks. When it spots a problem, it sends an alert to the NoliX app.

Do I need a plumber to install it?

No. DripX simply floats on the water inside the toilet tank, so there are no tools or plumbing work.

How much can a leaking toilet really cost?

The U.S. EPA estimates an average leaking toilet can waste about 200 gallons a day. Use the calculator above with your local water rate to see what that means for you.

What's the difference between DripX WiFi and DripX Pro?

DripX WiFi connects directly to your WiFi and suits homes and rentals. DripX Pro uses long-range LoRa through a NoliX Gateway, which suits buildings with many restrooms.

Is there a subscription?

Yes. The NoliX app costs $2/month or $15/year per DripX device and includes real-time alerts, leak history and reminders.

Who makes DripX?

DripX® is a NoliX® brand from IoTX Tech. Learn more about the NoliX ecosystem at nolix.ai.

Part of the NoliX family of brands

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Every drop you don't see, you still pay for.

Put a $69.99 DripX on every toilet and stop paying for leaks you can't hear.