Price the system you will operate.
Not an abstract camera count.

OspreyVMS combines a licensed capability edition with a deployment sized for your sites, media workload, retention and availability requirements.

A clear functional starting point.

All editions preserve core live, recording, playback and event access. Higher editions add operational, investigation and evidence capabilities.

Basic

Essential operations

For focused local monitoring and core video operations.

Camera inventory
Live view
Continuous or operator-driven recording
In-browser playback
Events and ONVIF event intake

Discuss Basic

Most operational coverage

Cloud Pro

Complete site operations

For organizations that need the full operator and administrator surface.

Everything in Basic
Recording schedules and export
Video wall, maps and PTZ
Health, nodes and camera scopes
Federation, reports and dashboards

Discuss Cloud Pro

Advanced

Evidence and hardening

For investigation-heavy and higher-assurance environments.

Everything in Cloud Pro
Incident and evidence management
Legal holds and forensic search
Playback snapshots
Video integrity and media encryption

Discuss Advanced

Licensing and infrastructure meet in one plan.

We use these inputs to avoid under-sizing the media path or over-selling infrastructure you do not need.

Camera estate

Count, manufacturers, codecs, resolutions, frame rates and ONVIF capabilities.

Recording policy

Schedules, retention, storage tiers, redundancy and export expectations.

Sites and operators

Locations, trust boundaries, concurrent users, live walls and remote access.

Availability and security

Recovery objectives, identity integrations, encryption and evidence requirements.

Useful answers before we talk.

Do you publish a per-camera price?

Not yet. Camera count is only one cost driver; recording, retention, deployment shape and capability edition materially change the system.

Can the core VMS run without a public cloud?

Yes. Standalone and private-cloud deployments keep core camera, live, recording and playback operations inside the customer-controlled environment.

Can we start with one site and add federation later?

Yes, when the edition and deployment are prepared for it. Site trust, remote resource grants and media paths should be qualified as part of that expansion.

Do Windows and Linux have the same client surface?

The web console and services are supported on both. Dedicated native Live Grid and Video Wall clients are Windows-only.

Tell us what must be recorded, where and for how long.

We’ll respond with the questions needed to qualify the edition and deployment.

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Price the system you will operate.Not an abstract camera count.