Camzify as an alternative
Guides for a business that already has a security provider and is weighing a move to cloud video surveillance with virtual patrolling. Each one says what you keep, what you give up, and who should not switch. For two products weighed side by side, see the comparisons.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
A comparison weighs two products for a buyer choosing between them. An alternative page starts from the product you already have and asks what a move would mean: which cameras you keep, which services stay with your current provider, and what you give up. The two Verkada pages, for instance, share sources but answer different questions.
Only from that vendor’s own website, opened on the date shown at the bottom of each page and listed there. Nothing comes from reviews, forums or third-party listings, and pricing is never characterized beyond what the vendor’s own pricing page states.
Each one has a section on where the other vendor is the better choice, and it is written to be true. A business that wants doors, alarms and professional monitoring from one provider will usually read it and stay.
Camzify does not touch alarm panels, access control or monitoring centers, so those stay with whoever provides them. What it needs is a camera that publishes an ONVIF or RTSP stream, or one reachable through the Camzify Connector.
See your cameras in a cloud VMS
A 15-minute demo of the live console: cloud recording with retention per camera, live view and AI detections on the cameras you already have. Pricing starts from $5 per camera per month.