For small business and multi-location owners
Business security camera monitoring for small and multi-site operations
If you own or operate a commercial property, monitoring is not another subscription — it is the part of your camera system that actually prevents a loss instead of documenting one.
What it does
What this service actually covers
Monitoring is priced per camera, so a single storefront and a twelve-acre yard use the same model. You pay for the cameras you want watched during the hours you want them watched.
For a small business, that usually means covering the back door, the alley, the dumpster area, and the storefront overnight. For a larger operation it means perimeter, docks, yard, and lot on a schedule that follows your shifts.
The business case is straightforward: one prevented equipment theft or one avoided break-in repair typically costs more than a year of monitoring on a modest camera count.
Active deterrence
How the response works, step by step
Detection alone is an alert. Deterrence is what happens in the seconds after it.
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Detection
Active deterrence motion detection watches the zones that matter — fence lines, gates, docks, lots — and classifies people and vehicles instead of firing on wind, rain, or headlights.
- 02
Live verification
A monitoring agent sees the event as it happens and confirms whether it is a real intrusion or normal activity, so you are not paying attention to false alarms.
- 03
Voice-down
The agent speaks over your on-site speakers, describing what the person is doing and where they are standing. Most people leave at this point, before anything is taken.
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Escalation and evidence
If they stay, the agent escalates with strobes, sirens, and a call to law enforcement, then hands over time-stamped clips of the event.
More detail: how monitoring works end to end and how active deterrence cameras work.
Best fit
Who this is best for
- Small businesses that cannot justify a guard but keep getting hit
- Owner-operators who are tired of being the after-hours alarm response
- Property managers responsible for buildings they do not sit in
- Companies with locations in more than one city or state
- Businesses whose insurer or landlord is asking for real security measures
Pricing
What it costs
Monitoring is priced per camera, so you control the number directly.
$24.99
Per camera, per month — 12-hour overnight monitoring.
$249.90
Ten cameras — enough to cover most buildings' full perimeter.
24 hr
Continuous coverage is quoted per site, based on camera count and daytime traffic.
Questions
What buyers ask about this service
- Is there a minimum number of cameras?
- Monitoring is priced per camera, so small camera counts work. During the assessment we tell you which cameras are worth monitoring and which add nothing.
- How many cameras does a typical business need monitored?
- Ten monitored cameras covers most buildings' full perimeter, which is $249.90 per month on the 12-hour overnight plan. Smaller sites often start with the entry points and problem areas only.
- Do you serve businesses outside Las Vegas?
- Yes. We are based in Las Vegas, Nevada and monitor commercial properties nationwide, because monitoring happens over your camera feeds rather than by driving to your site.
- Is there a long contract?
- Terms are kept short and simple. We would rather earn the next month than lock you into something that is not producing results.
More answers on the frequently asked questions page.
Related
Where to go next
Buyer guides
Get a free assessment for business monitoring
Tell us about your site and we will build a deterrence plan that fits it — monitoring starts at $24.99 per camera, per month.