Cloud CCTV

Best Cloud CCTV Systems for UK Businesses in 2026 (Buyer's Guide)

written on 5 January 2026 by Megan Armstrong

Cloud video surveillance is reshaping how UK businesses approach security. With the shift towards remote operations and smarter infrastructure, companies are looking for security systems that deliver instant access, AI-powered insights, and easy scalability. This comparison highlights 14 leading Cloud CCTV platforms for 2026, helping you choose the right option based on compatibility, cost, and long-term flexibility.

Video surveillance is no longer just about recording and storing footage – it’s now a critical part of the modern IT and security stack. As UK businesses become more distributed and digitally connected, traditional NVR-based systems are giving way to Cloud-native video surveillance platforms that offer real-time access, scalable infrastructure, and AI-driven analytics.

But not all “Cloud CCTV” solutions are created equal. Some are truly Cloud-first, designed for flexibility and scale. Others still lean heavily on local hardware like NVRs or lock you into proprietary ecosystems that limit your options.

In this guide, we break down 14 of the top Cloud CCTV platforms in 2026. Whether you’re managing a single office or a global network of sites, we’ll help you compare them across the factors that matter most: hardware requirements, security camera compatibility, AI capabilities, pricing, scalability, and deployment fit.

What Businesses Need From CCTV in 2026

The focus has shifted from hardware and storage to trustworthy, intelligent, and manageable security solutions that actually support your business. That's why in 2026, we're continuing to experience several key trends in the CCTV space:

Cybersecurity is not optional

In 2026, cybersecurity is one of the defining factors in CCTV platform selection. The vast majority of organisations now recognise cyber risk as a board-level concern, with 80% UK businesses naming cybersecurity as their greatest risk this year. That's why we're seeing IT teams increasingly take video surveillance under their wing, where it used to be a security team problem (until something broke).

Traditional CCTV deployments were rarely designed with modern cyber threats in mind. Shared passwords, unencrypted video streams, flat network access, and limited auditability are still common — particularly with legacy NVR-based systems. Cloud CCTV platforms often overcome many of these shortfalls, but can present unique cybersecurity challenges of their own.

Businesses now need a Cloud CCTV platform that is secure by design, not one that relies on bolt-on controls or manual processes. That means:

  • Eliminating shared credentials in favour of individual user accounts
  • Encrypting video and metadata both in transit and at rest
  • Enforcing role-based access controls and least-privilege access
  • Supporting modern identity standards such as SSO and MFA (ideally without charging extra)
  • Providing clear visibility over who accessed what, and when

For IT and security teams, CCTV must now align with the same cybersecurity expectations as any other enterprise system.

AI that delivers easy insight, not just footage

AI promises powerful business insight, but its value depends on usability: features that take hours of self-guided learning are wasted on already stretched teams. Modern CCTV platforms must deliver genuinely useful actionable intelligence that helps teams investigate faster, stay secure, and make smarter decisions — without adding extra workload. This links into the service level of the VSaaS platforms you're looking at; where some look after the software and provide learning resources, others go the extra mile when it comes to training your team. Local support for UK businesses makes all the difference too.

Cloud first CCTV

By 2026, many organisations describe themselves as cloud-first — but that doesn’t mean every system genuinely fits that model.

There’s a growing distinction between:

  • Cloud-based CCTV, where local hardware like NVRs, DVRs, or even CCTV cameras are still relied upon for storage or analytics
  • Cloud-first CCTV, where the platform is designed around cloud principles from the outset

With cloud-first approaches prioritising centralised management, secure remote access, elastic scaling without forklift upgrades, and faster updates, it's no wonder that it's increasingly the preferred approach.

So, what's the best Cloud CCTV platform for businesses in 2026?

That depends on your business needs.  From SEiNG, the UK's managed VSaaS designed to work with your cameras, to top American-founded Cloud physical security leaders like Verkada, let's explore what's out there.

SEiNG

Best for

Multi-site UK businesses prioritising cybersecurity, scalability, and local support.

SEiNG is a UK founded fully-managed Cloud CCTV provider, offering a modern platform that works with any ONVIF or RTSP security camera. You can instead keep your legacy cameras, purchase new ones of your choice, or mix and match across your estates, viewing them all from a single platform. As a true-cloud platform, SEiNG doesn’t require servers or proprietary hardware - although it offers a Cloud Gateway for businesses that want hybrid options or local redundancy. SEiNG is offered as a managed service, giving users peace of mind that the system is performing as it should from day 1 - and importantly, the whole team knows how to use it thanks to the training offered by SEiNG.

Ticking many boxes for UK businesses in 2026, SEiNG is used by UK household names across industries, from Mercedes-Benz South West to Charlie Bigham's.

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Highlights of SEiNG VSaaS

  • Keep your cameras. SEiNG works with a range of new or existing video surveillance cameras
  • Proactive monitoring and managed services (rare in the industry)
  • True Cloud storage (no NVRs required), keeping infrastructure simple and saving space
  • Advanced AI analytics with the option for tailored CCTV analytics
  • Customisable roles and alerts so you can make the system work for you - not the other way around
  • Secure by design built with zero trust principles. Features include single sign on, 2 factor authentication, role based access, and encryption in transit and at rest
  • 24/7 UK-based support
  • Affordable pricing: from £5 per camera/month

Considerations

  • Currently UK focused - fine for UK businesses, but may impact support for businesses outside of the country
  • Not an all-in-one physical security platform – SEiNG focuses on cloud CCTV; additional hardware or access control solutions require separate setup

For multi-site enterprises, SEiNG stands out for providing centralised control without complex deployments or vendor lock-in. For small to medium size businesses, SEiNG can offer a cost-effective way to access the latest enterprise features in video surveillance. For an overview of its features, watch the 5-minute video demo.

Videoloft

Videoloft

Best for

Small to medium size businesses looking to move legacy CCTV systems to the Cloud without ripping out existing infrastructure. Videoloft is UK-founded and acts as a Cloud upgrade layer for existing on-premise CCTV systems. Whilst it’s not a “true Cloud” solution, requiring a Videoloft Cloud adapter, it’s designed to make traditional cameras Cloud-accessible with minimal friction.

Highlights

  • Works with many existing DVRs/NVRs and IP cameras
  • AI capabilities include motion detection, people counting, PPE detection
  • Multi-channel support, including WhatsApp and phone
  • Custom pricing based on camera/storage needs. May be cost-effective for smaller businesses wanting Cloud storage, without the bells and whistles
  • In use across multiple industries, from retail and hospitality to healthcare

Considerations

  • Doesn't offer key cybersecurity features expected of Cloud platforms, like 2 factor authentication - a requirement of Cyber Essentials Plus
  • Tiered subscription, with features like analytics coming in at additional cost
  • Support may be limited - especially for users not on the enterprise plan

It’s a strong and potentially cost-effective fit for businesses that want Cloud CCTV features without starting from scratch.

Verkada

Best for

Enterprises looking for an all-in-one, tightly integrated physical security solution - and are willing to pay for it. Verkada offers high-end security hardware and software bundled into a streamlined, user-friendly platform. While traditionally limited to Verkada’s own cameras, Verkada Connect now allows some legacy ONVIF-compatible cameras to be integrated into the system, reducing the need for hardware replacement. However, full platform functionality and advanced AI features remain optimised for Verkada’s proprietary cameras. True Cloud storage is not provided by default, as footage is primarily stored on the cameras or on-site. Verkada is a US-based company with some UK sales presence but no UK data hosting by default, and support is mainly US-based.

Highlights

  • Works best as a Proprietary camera system, using Verkada’s own cameras - which are well reviewed
  • Advanced AI features: facial recognition, anomaly detection, vehicle tracking
  • Polished, unified interface
  • Market leader, with global customers across industries

Considerations

  • Not true-Cloud; Verkada uses a hybrid model, with storage and analytics within the camera and optional NVR style appliances
  • High upfront hardware cost + annual license ($199 per camera/year)
  • Global support focus; it's not a managed service, so your support level may vary
  • Previous high-profile security breach (though Verkada have since doubled down on their cybersecurity)
  • Controversies including vendor lock-in and deceptive marketing

Verkada suits larger organisations that want a polished, controlled ecosystem - and have the budget for proprietary hardware.

Verkada user interface

Avigilon Alta (Motorola Solutions)

Best for

Large enterprises seeking an integrated security ecosystem and powerful AI tools. Avigilon offers Cloud video surveillance capabilities through Avigilon Alta, but its solutions often involve proprietary cameras and hybrid deployment. Its strengths lie in its enterprise-grade features and integration with Motorola’s security ecosystem. A global company, Avigilon’s UK presence is via resellers.

Highlights

  • Hybrid Cloud model with local and Cloud video security storage
  • Requires Avigilon hardware
  • Strong AI: facial recognition, licence plate, unusual motion detection
  • Integrates with access control and third-party systems
  • Direct UK support is available
  • Pricing is bespoke depending on setup

Considerations

  • Potential for vendor lock-in as proprietary hardware is required; switching providers is complex and expensive.
  • Higher upfront costs compared to other Cloud solutions like SEiNG or Videoloft.
  • Less flexible for customised setups – third-party cameras and bespoke integrations are limited.
  • Global support focus – support is international; UK-specific guidance may not be as tailored.

Avigilon is best suited to enterprise deployments where budget allows for full platform adoption and the priority is robust integration across security infrastructure.

Eagle eye

Eagle Eye Networks

Best for

Businesses of all sizes needing a scalable, open Cloud video surveillance platform. Eagle Eye Networks is one of the more established names in Cloud video surveillance. It offers broad CCTV camera compatibility and multiple service tiers, making it suitable for small businesses and large enterprises alike. Whilst Eagle Eye has a global presence, their UK footprint is limited, and support coverage varies.

Highlights

  • True Cloud CCTV system with flexible deployment
  • Supports a wide range of 3rd-party cameras
  • AI analytics via integration or optional add-ons
  • Mobile viewing, health monitoring, alerts, and user roles
  • Plans from $30 to $50+ per camera/month

Considerations

  • Complex and dated user interface makes Eagle Eye challenging for some users.
  • Not a managed service; users have to train themselves
  • Dependency on Eagle Eye hardware for certain analytics, which can increase cost and complexity

Eagle Eye’s versatility and open platform make it a safe, scalable choice — especially for businesses planning to grow or integrate with other systems.

Morphean

Best for

Businesses seeking an integrated Cloud CCTV and access control platform Morphean is a Swiss Cloud video surveillance provider with a UK office, offering a fully managed Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS) platform that includes Cloud CCTV, access control, and business intelligence tools. The system is designed to work with third-party IP cameras, and its data is hosted within the EU, ensuring GDPR compliance.

Highlights

  • True Cloud platform with no NVRs required
  • Works with a wide range of ONVIF-compliant security cameras
  • Advanced AI features including heatmaps, people counting, dwell time analysis
  • Optional integration with access control systems
  • Custom pricing based on features, storage, and integration level

Considerations

  • Data is hosted in an EU data centre, not a UK one. Check for GDPR compliance
  • May be upfront set-up fees
  • Support times and levels will depend on your reseller

Morphean is suited to medium to large organisations that prioritise data protection, compliance, and integration with existing IP camera infrastructure.

Rhombus

Best for

Mid-sized to enterprise organisations seeking advanced CCTV analytics and integrated hardware.

Rhombus is a full-stack video surveillance provider offering proprietary cameras and software in one tightly integrated solution. While the platform delivers impressive AI capabilities and a smooth user experience, it requires Rhombus-branded hardware, limiting flexibility. As a US company, presence in the UK is limited.

Highlights

  • True Cloud with no NVRs required
  • Advanced analytics: facial recognition, licence plate recognition, object detection, unusual behaviour alerts
  • Health monitoring and role-based access
  • Strong integrations with access control and IoT
  • Generous 10 year warranty on cameras

Considerations

  • US-based support only
  • Upfront hardware costs range from $200–$1,600 per camera, plus annual software licences
  • Tiered pricing - you'll have to pay more to access advanced features like analytics

Rhombus is a strong option for larger businesses ready to invest in proprietary hardware in exchange for powerful Cloud-first functionality.

Rhombus console

Milestone Kite

Best for

Medium to enterprise-level businesses needing hybrid flexibility with enterprise-grade video and CCTV analytics.

Milestone Kite blends Milestone’s heritage in VMS with a modern, Cloud-first approach. It supports third-party IP security cameras but usually requires a gateway device for local site integration. As a global business, there isn’t a UK base, but EU support may cover UK time zones.

Highlights

  • True Cloud with local gateway option
  • Supports IP cameras and integrates with Milestone tools
  • AI features: people counting, heat mapping, occupancy insights
  • Strong integration with access control and analytics platforms
  • Custom pricing

Considerations

  • A gateway is usually required, costing in the region of £1,000-£1400
  • You may be required to pay a year's subscription up-front
  • Support will be via your integrator rather than through Milestone
  • Though it uses Google Cloud data centres, Milestone doesn’t publicly guarantee that your data will stay exclusively in the UK

Milestone Kite is a good CCTV platform for mid-size to enterprise environments, especially those already familiar with Milestone and looking to modernise without losing existing investments.

openeye

OpenEye

Best for

Medium to large businesses seeking hybrid Cloud architecture and a broad analytics toolkit.

OpenEye blends Cloud and on-premise storage, often using existing NVRs and security cameras. It offers strong analytics feature set and integrates with a range of hardware, though setup can be more complex. It’s a US-based organisation, with no dedicated UK support team or offices.

Highlights

  • Hybrid Cloud model – Cloud storage is typically not local to the UK which can have implications for performance and compliance (though a region complaince option is available)
  • Supports third-party video surveillance cameras
  • Cloud video surveillance analytics: line crossing, people counting, queue management
  • Remote viewing, alerts, health monitoring

Considerations

  • Other service related data may be stored in data centres outside of the UK
  • OpenEye cameras and servers may need to be purchased upfront
  • Tiered pricing model - may have to pay more for certain features like analytics
  • Complexity of setup will depend on whether you are connecting existing NVRs/cameras. If starting fresh with only OpenEye cameras, it’s simpler than hybrid setups.
  • Support is primarily US based - UK businesses will have to rely on integrator

OpenEye is ideal for organisations already using local CCTV storage that want to transition to Cloud at their own pace.

Coram AI

Best for

Organisations prioritising security analytics like gun detection, facial recognition, and licence plate tracking.

Coram AI focuses heavily on advanced computer vision capabilities, including weapon detection, facial and licence plate recognition. However, its reliance on local NVR storage and limited UK presence can be drawbacks.

Highlights

  • Strong focus on AI analytics
  • Integrates with a variety of IP cameras
  • Pricing based on camera quantity and licence duration (3–10 years)

Considerations

  • Support is US-based
  • An NVR is required, so it's not true-cloud

Coram AI may suit businesses with on-site infrastructure that want cutting-edge detection tools — but it lacks the Cloud-native simplicity of other platforms.

CamCloud

Best for

Smaller businesses looking for affordable Cloud video surveillance storage for IP cameras. CamCloud is a Canadian business offering a lightweight, Cloud-first VMS that’s especially appealing to smaller businesses or startups. It works with many standard IP cameras and is focused on remote CCTV access and basic Cloud storage.

Highlights

  • True Cloud video storage
  • Works with many IP security camera brands
  • Basic motion-based CCTV analytics
  • Affordable monthly plans
  • Mobile-friendly with basic management tools

Considerations

  • No UK support
  • No UK data centre presence, so clarify GDPR compliance
  • Better for smaller scale setups - less suitable for medium to large enterprises or multi-site businesses

CamCloud isn’t trying to be an enterprise platform - it’s perfect for small-scale surveillance setups where simplicity and affordability matter most. However, with no dedicated UK team or data centre presence, it may not be the best option for a UK business.

Ivideon

Best for

Small businesses and individuals looking for a low-cost Cloud video surveillance solution with global reach. Ivideon is one of the more accessible and affordable Cloud CCTV platforms. It supports a wide range of off-the-shelf IP cameras and offers basic analytics and mobile viewing.

Highlights

  • True Cloud storage
  • Plug-and-play compatibility with many security camera brands
  • Basic AI: motion and sound detection
  • Simple mobile app and Cloud management
  • Affordable Cloud CCTV for small businesses

Considerations

  • No UK support or infrastructure
  • Basic for medium to large enterprises or multi-site businesses

While not a fit for complex enterprise deployments, Ivideon is ideal for retail, hospitality, or office use where cost and ease of use are top priorities. However, it offers no dedicated UK support or infrastructure.

Ivideon

vCloud.ai VSaaS

Best for

Businesses wanting a fully Cloud-native video surveillance solution with strong AI capabilities – but who don’t rely on UK support.

vCloud.ai is a London-founded Cloud-native Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS) platform offering true Cloud storage and real-time AI-powered analytics. It supports a wide range of third-party IP cameras and focuses on delivering scalable, flexible Cloud video management without the need for local hardware. Support is mainly via email and online channels, with no dedicated office.

Highlights

  • True Cloud storage with no on-prem hardware required
  • Compatible with many third-party IP cameras
  • Advanced AI analytics including facial recognition, motion, and object detection

Considerations

  • Support mainly via email and online portals
  • No UK-based support team or physical office
  • vCloud.ai does not publicly guarantee UK-based data centres - consideration for UK GDPR compliance

vCloud.ai suits organisations looking for scalable Cloud-first video surveillance with advanced analytics but who are comfortable managing support remotely.

3dEYE

Best for

Enterprises seeking advanced AI-powered video analytics through integrator partnerships.

3dEYE is a true Cloud-native CCTV platform that offers rich AI analytics such as facial recognition, object detection, and heatmapping. It supports a range of third-party cameras but lacks direct UK support or office presence. UK customers rely on local 3deye integrator partners for installation, maintenance, and ongoing support.

Highlights

• True Cloud platform with no NVRs required • Works with a wide range of 3rd-party IP cameras • Advanced AI features: facial recognition, object detection, heatmaps

Considerations

• Partner-based support only, no direct UK team • No UK office or data centre presence 3dEYE fits enterprises ready to engage integrator partners for highly specialised AI analytics. However, its lack of direct UK support might be a barrier for businesses seeking more hands-on vendor assistance.

Comparing top VSaaS platforms

When it comes to choosing the best Cloud CCTV platform for your business in 2026, it’s not just about ticking feature boxes — it’s about matching the right solution to your goals, budget, and infrastructure. Here's how the top players compare.

Best Cloud CCTV for multi-site flexibility and scalability
  • SEiNG
  • Videoloft
  • Eagle Eye
Best Cloud CCTV for polished, proprietary ecosystems
  • Verkada
  • Rhombus
Best Cloud CCTV for legacy upgrades
  • SEiNG
  • Videoloft
  • Eagle Eye
Best Cloud CCTV on a budget
  • SEiNG
  • CamCloud
  • Ivideon
Best enterprise-grade analytics
  • Rhombus
  • Avigilon
  • Coram AI
Best for local UK support
  • SEiNG
  • Videoloft
  • Morpheon
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Quick comparison table

Compare Cloud CCTV solutions at a glance with our comparison table. We’ve broken down the key features and compatibility of leading UK providers so you can quickly see how they stack up. Scroll through the table for a snapshot, then dive into the blog below for a deeper look at what each solution really offers.

PlatformTrue Cloud3rd-Party Camera SupportAI AnalyticsSupport LevelUK presenceBest For
SEiNGYesYesPeople, motion, PPE, counting, and more.24/7, UK-basedUK business (HQ in UK)Businesses that value flexibility, scalability, and avoiding lock-in
VideoloftYesYesMotion, people counting, PPE, and more.UK-based, multi-channel supportUK-founded, UK officeUpgrading legacy systems to Cloud
VerkadaNoVia command connectorFacial, anomaly, vehicleUS-basedUS with UK sales onlyEnterprises needing all-in-one solution
Avigilon AltaNoCloud ConnectorFacial, LPR, unusual motionReseller-based UK supportUK via partnersEnterprises wanting ecosystem integration
Eagle EyeYesYesOptional add-onsGlobal, mixed UK coverageLimited UK teamScalable platform for all business sizes
MorpheanYesYesHeatmaps, BI, people counting, and moreUK based support via phone, email & websiteEU company with UK officeBusinesses needing Cloud + access control + compliance focus
RhombusYesNo (Rhombus only)Facial, LPR, object detectionUS-based onlyNo UK presenceMid-to-large orgs ready for proprietary investment
Milestone KiteYesGateway requiredHeatmapping, occupancy insightsEU-based support (UK timezones)EU-focusedMedium to enterprise with Milestone heritage
OpenEyeNoYesLine crossing, queue, people countUS time zone onlyYesHybrid transitioners wanting robust analytics
Coram AINoPartialFacial, LPR, gun detectionUS-based onlyNo UK presenceAnalytics-heavy orgs with existing local infrastructure
CamCloudYesYesBasic motionNorth America onlyNo UK presenceSmall businesses needing simple Cloud storage
IvideonYesYesMotion and soundWeb/email onlyNo UK presenceBudget-conscious small businesses needing plug-and-play Cloud
vCloud.aiYesYesFacial, object, people countingEU based email/ chat supportEU company, no UK officeBusinesses with customisable AI use cases
3dEYEYesYesMotion, LPR, line crossing, heatmapsSupport via integratorNo UK presenceIntegrators needing a white-label cloud VMS

What to look for in a Cloud CCTV platform

If you’re now ready to choose which platform is right for you, consider:

  • Camera Compatibility – Can you reuse your existing cameras, or will you need to rip and replace?
  • True Cloud Architecture – Does it run entirely in the Cloud, or is it just Cloud-managed (with local recorders)?
  • Remote Access – Is it easy to view footage from any location, device, or network?
  • Storage Flexibility – Can you control retention periods and mix cloud/local options?
  • Data Residency & Compliance – Does it store data in the UK or EU to meet GDPR?
  • IT Integration – Is it easy for your IT team to support (e.g. single sign-on, cloud-native tools)?
  • Vendor Lock-in – Can you leave without losing access to your footage or having to re-buy hardware?
  • Support Model – Is there UK-based support if something goes wrong?
  • Total Cost of Ownership – Are you paying for licences, hardware, storage… or all three?

If you’re looking for a truly Cloud-native, scalable solution that avoids vendor lock-in while delivering powerful features and support — SEiNG is worth a closer look. Watch the 5-minute video demo to explore the features.

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FAQs about Cloud CCTV for businesses

Cloud CCTV for businesses is a security system where video footage from IP cameras is stored and managed in the cloud rather than on-site. It allows organisations to monitor multiple sites remotely via secure web platforms like SEiNG or mobile apps.

VSaaS provides businesses with cloud-based video storage, remote monitoring, and advanced analytics without the need for local servers, enabling scalable and cost-effective security across multiple locations.

Yes. Cloud CCTV allows businesses to manage multiple sites from a single dashboard, providing centralised control and live monitoring of all locations in real-time.

SEiNG is a Cloud CCTV platform designed to simplify multi site CCTV:

  • View all your sites on one centralised dashboard
  • Easily add (or remove) sites, cameras, and devices
  • Control access across your team, with role based controls, single sign on, and 2 factor authentication
  • AI-backed filters so you can find your footage quickly - no more scrubbing footage for hours
  • Reduce IT burden: SEiNG manages onboarding, training, updates, support, and device monitoring

Benefits include remote access, reduced on-site hardware, scalable storage, AI-powered analytics, GDPR-compliant data handling, and cost savings on maintenance and IT infrastructure.

Absolutely. Leading Cloud CCTV providers like SEiNG offer encrypted cloud storage, secure logins, two-factor authentication, and compliance with UK data protection laws like GDPR to protect sensitive business footage.

Learn more about how Cloud CCTV systems compare to traditional on-prem here.

Cloud CCTV allows real-time monitoring, automated alerts, intelligent video analytics such as anomaly detection, and integration with access control systems, improving operational efficiency and safety.



Cloud CCTV brings competitive advantage and enhanced security to a range of industries. Key sectors include:

  • Retail: Protect assets, ensure staff and customer safety, and improve operational efficiency through AI-driven insights and centralised multi-site management.

  • Construction: Support health & safety compliance and protect high-value assets from theft and vandalism using AI-based video analytics and remote monitoring.

  • Hospitality: Enhance operational efficiency in the hospitality sector, offering minimal on-site hardware and rapid installation, making it suitable for businesses with multiple locations.

  • Government: Flexible operational environments and straightforward procurement as a Crown Commercial Service G-Cloud 13 supplier.

Connect your cameras with a Cloud CCTV platform like SEiNG. Your footage will be stored at a UK data centre compliant with GDPR. You'll be able to view footage across all your sites and devices on one platform. AI-backed object filters will help you find what you need fast. Get instant alerts when custom conditions are met, count objects, and track investigations with ease.

Cloud CCTV systems store footage securely in the cloud, allow role-based access, provide audit logs, and ensure data retention policies comply with GDPR requirements.

Very scalable. Businesses using cloud VSaaS platforms like SEiNG can add more cameras, storage, and sites easily without upgrading on-site hardware, making it suitable for SMEs to large enterprises.

Most Cloud CCTV systems can integrate with existing systems to some degree.

SEiNG can connect with your other systems via inputs and outputs, triggering events.

Other Cloud CCTV providers like Verkada offer a complete business ecosystem - though this is often better suited to larger enterprises on account of cost.

Costs vary depending on the number of cameras, storage requirements, and your provider - with many offering a variety of tiers.

SEiNG simplifies the subscription model; with no upfront fees, all SEiNG users access the full feature set (no tiers) from £5/month. This includes enterprise features like single sign on, AI-backed analytics, and custom alerts.

Learn more about Cloud CCTV pricing:

Total cost of ownership compared to on-prem systems

SEiNG pricing

Cloud CCTV systems minimise local infrastructure, reduce maintenance tasks, and provide automatic software updates, freeing up IT resources for core business operations.

Managed Cloud CCTV solutions (mSaaS) like SEiNG take this a step further. Expect:

  • Smooth onboarding – SEiNG installs, configures and tests your cameras

  • Setup and permissions – All done for you and your team

  • Training included – Be assured that everyone knows how to use it from day 1

  • Ongoing management – We'll add sites, increase your storage, and support you when needed.

  • Active health monitoring – we detect, diagnose, and act to resolve faults, before they reach you


Watch the 5-minute video demo to see some of the features in action.

Deployment is typically quick, as Cloud CCTV requires minimal on-site hardware. Cameras can be connected to the cloud rapidly, enabling businesses to start monitoring in days rather than weeks.

In fact, SEiNG can be up and running in 1 day! Learn about deployment of SEiNG.

Yes. Cloud CCTV is ideal for SMEs due to its flexible pricing, remote monitoring, and scalable storage options, providing enterprise-grade security without large upfront costs.

Cloud CCTV platforms can detect anomalies, identify objects, track movement, and generate alerts using AI, helping businesses proactively manage security and operational risks.

Yes.

Systems like SEiNG offer enhanced access management, so you have full control over who sees what.

  • Role-based access controls allow businesses to restrict footage access to authorised personnel only, maintaining confidentiality and security.
  • Single Sign On is supported by some platforms like SEiNG, meaning users don't have to juggle multiple system passwords and it's easy for IT to revoke permissions if someone leaves.
  • 2FA/ MFA adds another layer of security to your system
  • Custom roles in SEiNG go a step further, allowing you to add more granular permissions (e.g. enable/ disable visibility of certain sites or devices)

 

By reducing the need for local servers, DVRs, and physical storage, Cloud CCTV lowers energy consumption and hardware waste, supporting sustainable business practices.

Learn more about this:

How Cloud CCTV supports net zero

Our guide to sustainable Cloud CCTV

There are many Cloud CCTV systems in the UK, but only a select few offer adequate support for UK businesses:

SEiNG


A UK-founded video software as a service (VSaaS), ideal for multi-site businesses. It's a managed Cloud solution, so onboarding, ongoing support, and proactive device monitoring is included. Fully compatible with any ONVIF or RTSP camera. Provides remote monitoring, a centralised dashboard, object filters and AI analytics. Priced from £5/month with no upfront costs.

Verkada


Enterprise-grade platform combining hardware and software, with remote cloud access and AI-powered analytics. Supports third-party cameras for a licence fee, though full functionality is available with proprietary devices.

Avigilon Alta


Enterprise-grade solution ideal for medium to large businesses already using Avigilon cameras or other systems.

Other resources to check out

SEiNG Secures Cloud CCTV access with SSO, MFA & RBAC
How SEiNG Secures Cloud CCTV access with SSO, MFA & RBAC
Access your video surveillance footage across your entire estate from any device
What is Cloud CCTV?
SEiNG Cloud CCTV with remote access
Key questions to ask when choosing a VSaaS solution
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