IP Video Software Price Points

Author: John Honovich, Published on May 25, 2009

Two important points about IP video software - tiering price levels and the value of enterprise management.

MSRP around $100 USD seems to be the common price point for IP video software licenses without enterprise management (e.g., Axis Cam Station, LuxRiot, NUUO are all in this range). [Note: there are other similar product offerings that are free but these are usually only for use with the vendor's own IP cameras (e.g., ACTi, Mobotix, IndigoVision, Vicon, etc.]

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