Seamless integration with leading camera brands
As an open VSaaS, SEiNG works with any ONVIF or RTSP CCTV camera. Keep your existing setup (unless you fancy an upgrade), cut costs, and stay free to choose the brands that suit you — while gaining Cloud CCTV storage, remote access, and smart AI tools.
SEiNG is camera agnostic, so you can use your existing security cameras or choose from a wide range of leading CCTV camera brands. With three deployment methods, we have options to suit you and your hardware - whether you've got IP cameras, an analogue CCTV system, or Cloud-connected CCTV cameras.
We’ve thoroughly tested a wide range of leading security camera brands; see the list below for those already verified to work with SEiNG. If yours isn’t listed, no problem - we’re confident it’s compatible, and you can confirm that with a 30 day free trial.
No vendor lock-in, just smart Cloud physical security that works for you.
FAQs about compatible cameras
SEiNG is hardware agnostic, meaning there are no preferred brands or proprietary hardware. It works seamlessly with any legacy or new ONVIF/RTSP CCTV camera.
Tried and tested CCTV cameras that SEiNG has taken to the cloud include:
- Pelco
- March Networks
- Lorex
- Reolink
- i-Pro
- Idis
- Hanwha Vision
- Hikvision
- Dahua
- Avigilon
- Axis
- Annke
- Amcrest
- Revotech
- UNV
- Vivotek
Video surveillance as a service (VSaaS, or Cloud CCTV) platforms like SEiNG remove the need for on-site servers, NVRs and DVRs - and the limitations associated with them.
It can be a cost-effective way to modernise security, as no upfront costs are required for servers and if a hardware agnostic platform is used, tools can be layered onto existing cameras.
- A centralised platform to manage and view all devices
- Enhanced cybersecurity, with a platform that's secure by design
- Tightened access controls, including SSO and 2-FA
- Automatic updates and with SEiNG, a fully managed service with system health monitoring
- Anywhere access - from any device
- AI analytics, alerts, and search to boost efficiency
- A cloud-first approach to security - no more vulnerable servers
Hardware agnostic video surveillance as a service (VSaaS) platforms are compatible with a broad range of CCTV cameras - not just proprietary hardware.
They can work with the cameras you already have in place - saving considerable upfront cost. Or enable you to choose the right cameras for your set-up if new ones are needed.
Hardware agnostic cloud CCTV platforms also make it easy for you to switch providers in the future, overcoming the concern of vendor lock in with cloud CCTV.
Hardware agostic Cloud CCTV platforms include SEiNG - which is completely hardware neutral. There are no proprietary cameras, just full compatibility with ONVIF or RTSP cameras. There are 3 deployment options, 2 of which involve no local on-site bridge devices at all (though a gateway is available if buffering or bandwidth management is needed).
Most cloud CCTV platforms are compatible with legacy cameras. SEiNG, for example, will enable you to access tools like remote access, plus AI search, alerts, and analytics, using your legacy hardware. This saves time, hassle, and cost.
The cost of a VSaaS depends on your provider. SEiNG costs from £5/camera/month, with all users accessing features like:
- Managed service: set-up, training, health monitoring, troubleshooting, UK support
- UK cloud storage
- AI analytics, alerts, and search
- Cases for investigation tracking
- Remote access
- Single Sign On and 2-Factor Authentication
There are no upfront fees or tiers, to keep it simple.
Other VSaaS providers may charge upfront costs and license fees even if you use your own cameras, in addition to the monthly subscription. They often also have tiers and add-ons for tools like analytics and even security features like SSO - which all adds up.
As long as your cameras are ONVIF or RTSP enabled, SEiNG will work smootly.
As a true cloud VSaaS, all footage is analysed on the cloud rather than in the camera. This means that even a legacy or cheaper brand camera can get all of the features - including AI-backed search, alerts, analytics, and remote access.