Security guard cost in Las Vegas
Security rates in Las Vegas follow the same national ranges XGuard shows everywhere: unarmed guards typically run $35 to $60 an hour, armed guards run $55 to $95 an hour, and executive protection specialists run $85 to $180 an hour. As a major metro with hospitality, convention, and around-the-clock nightlife security demand, Las Vegas rates tend to sit at the upper half of each range rather than the lower end. Every rate is set by the individual licensed provider, not by XGuard, and shown in full on their profile before you book.
Hourly rates by service type in Las Vegas
| Service | Typical rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Unarmed security guard | $35–$60/hr | Property patrol, retail, access control |
| Armed security guard | $55–$95/hr | Licensed to carry, higher-risk assignments |
| Executive protection / bodyguard | $85–$180/hr | Close protection, often a full protective detail |
| Fire watch officer | $30–$50/hr | NFPA-241 compliance: impaired suppression systems, hot-work permits |
| Bulk event staff | Buyer-set rate + 5% platform fee | Unarmed crews of 10–500 for festivals, weddings, stadium overflow |
These are national ranges, not Las Vegas-specific prices. XGuard does not publish per-city median rates; each provider in Las Vegas sets and shows their own rate before you book.
Booking security in Las Vegas through XGuard
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Las Vegas security cost questions
How much does a security guard cost in Las Vegas?
Rates in Las Vegas follow the same national ranges shown on this page: unarmed guards typically run $35 to $60 an hour and armed guards run $55 to $95 an hour. As a major metro, Las Vegas rates tend to sit at the upper half of each range. Each provider sets their own rate, shown in full before you book.
Is there a minimum booking length in Las Vegas?
Most providers set a minimum booking window, commonly a few hours per shift. The exact minimum for a given professional in this market is shown on their profile before you confirm.
How is XGuard different from a security company quote in Las Vegas?
You see the provider's actual rate before you book, not a callback quote, and payment is held in escrow until the shift in Las Vegas is completed.