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I was very interested in seeing what made your cameras and plans cheaper... but was disappointed. VIAAS seems to charge $479/year for 30 days of 1080p video and
by SomeHacker44 9y ago
I was very interested in seeing what made your cameras and plans cheaper... but was disappointed. VIAAS seems to charge $479/year for 30 days of 1080p video and $399 for the camera. I don't use Nest's new camera but I have two of their indoor cameras elsewhere, for which I pay $150/year for the first camera and $100/year for the second (I think) for 30 days video. They also have a $50/year plan for 7 days of video. It also sends me e-mail and APNS alerts when it senses motion or people. So, I don't really see how your parenthetical assertion is true - despite really wishing it were true.
I have evaluated and intend to use a UniFi camera system at my home when I can get around to running the PoE wires.
- danielvinson 9y agoI'm an engineer, so I'm not the best at explaining how pricing works for larger companies, but most customers do not pay msrp. Our 30-day plan is $20/month msrp whereas Nest is $30/month. (Your Nest pricing is not current - you're probably grandfathered on that rate) Our main market is businesses with multiple locations who need role-based access and/or LDAP integration for cameras with cloud storage.