Nevtech VMS is a cloud video management and evidence platform that connects existing ONVIF and RTSP security cameras, Axis cameras, body-worn cameras, cellular cameras, and mobile video into one system. Nevtech supports hosted cloud deployment or deployment inside a customer’s own Google Cloud environment, with white-label licensing available for security integrators.
Nevtech VMS gives every camera in an organization one console: live view over WebRTC, cloud recording with a per-second coverage timeline, playback, clip export, and multi-site camera trees with per-user access control. Evidence tooling is built in — SHA-256 fingerprints from the moment of capture, a hash-chained audit log, legal holds, and courtroom-ready exports whose signed manifests verify offline. Detection runs on the platform's own AI workers: motion across the whole fleet, license plate recognition on the cameras you choose, and acoustic gunshot detection — with alerts that show exactly what was heard or said.
Hosted on Nevtech's cloud at published per-camera prices ($15–$32 per camera per month), or deployed inside your own Google Cloud project — your storage buckets, your billing, your retention policy — with platform licensing published from $4 down to $1.75 per camera per month at scale. Security integrators run the entire platform white-label: their brand, their domain, their retail pricing, true multi-tenancy for their customer base.
Body cameras run on rugged Android handsets with their own 4G connection: live streaming with GPS, two-way talk to the wearer, SOS with location, and hands-free voice commands. An event mode arms the camera silently — sound detection and a rolling pre-event buffer on the device — and recording starts itself when something happens, with the two minutes before the trigger already captured. Footage recorded through a dead zone uploads with device-computed fingerprints, so a coverage gap is a pause in streaming, never a hole in the record.
Security integrators sell it under their own brand and keep the customer relationship; multi-site businesses put warehouses, storefronts, and offices on one timeline; agencies pair fixed cameras with body-worn video and evidence workflows built for court. Pricing is published for all of it — plans, licensing, and add-ons — so evaluation starts from numbers, not a sales call.
How this approach differs: your cameras, your cloud, and a timeline that admits its gaps.
A sourced, honest comparison for police procurement — including the section on what we don’t do.
Encryption, tenant isolation, and per-user camera access — how the architecture is built.
Run the whole platform under your own brand, on your own cloud, for your own customers.
Evidence that proves itself: SHA-256 from capture, a hash-chained audit log, and exports that verify offline.
What a camera costs, published — hosted per month, or licensed for your own cloud with no minimum.
Plate recognition on the cameras you choose — and an honest account of what it will not read.
Acoustic gunshot alerts from camera audio, with the limits stated up front.
Software on the camera itself: no NVR, no gateway, no port forwarding.
Body-worn 4G cameras and Android phones on the same wall as your fixed cameras — and an operator who can talk back.
Chain of custody, courtroom-ready exports, CJIS-aligned — a tamper-evident record of who touched what.
The Ulefone Armor X32 Pro, mapped line-by-line to the platform — specs, honest runtime modelling, and the gaps.
The Nevtech Camera and Bodycam apps for Android, and the on-camera connector for Axis cameras.
Specifications, trade-offs and deployment detail for the people who install cameras.
References from real deployments — and why this page is empty until they are signed off.
Nevtech VMS is a cloud video management and evidence platform that connects existing ONVIF and RTSP security cameras, Axis cameras, body-worn cameras, cellular cameras, and mobile video into one system. Nevtech supports hosted cloud deployment or deployment inside a customer’s own Google Cloud environment, with white-label licensing available for security integrators.
The cameras you already own: any ONVIF or RTSP camera connects through a small site gateway, Axis cameras connect camera-direct with no extra hardware via the on-camera app, and body-worn or mobile video runs on rugged Android handsets over 4G. Moving to cloud video is a software decision, not a rip-and-replace project.
Published, with no minimums and no contact-sales gate: hosted plans are $15 (Essential), $22 (Professional), and $32 (Enterprise) per camera per month, with two months free on annual prepayment. Running the platform in your own Google Cloud drops licensing to published rates from $4 down to $1.75 per camera per month at scale.
Yes — the platform deploys inside your own Google Cloud project, so recordings land in storage buckets you own, under your billing, your retention policy, and your access controls. Security integrators can also run it fully white-label: their brand, their domain, their pricing.
Contact: cody@nevtech.io · (317) 508-9493. Demos are live systems, not decks.