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The cloud VMS that publishes its prices.

Eagle Eye Networks — Brivo Eagle Eye since their December 2025 merger — is a serious cloud VMS, and like us it runs on the ONVIF cameras you already own. The difference starts the moment you ask what it costs: een.com has no pricing page, and their own FAQ says they sell only through channel partners. Our answer to the same question is a published price sheet — $15, $22 or $32 per camera per month, every add-on priced, no minimum order, no quote cycle.

What does Eagle Eye Networks cost per camera?

Eagle Eye does not publish list prices — their pricing page does not exist, and subscriptions are quoted by resellers from a price list the resellers hold. The figures below are the closest thing to a public answer: real reseller and distributor price sheets. Every one is linked at the bottom of this page.

UK reseller · G-Cloud 14 (2024)
£13.53
per camera / month · 1MP, 30-day retention

From a government price schedule filed by reseller Reliance High-Tech. The 2MP 30-day SKU is £18.53; 2MP at 90 days is £27.80.

EU distributor · ADI (2024)
€17.33
per camera / month · 2MP, 30-day retention

From ADI's "Capture Cloud — Powered by Eagle Eye" sheet, same SKU scheme. 4K/10MP at 30 days is €41.93.

US reseller · yearly SKU
$256.82
per camera / year · 2MP, 30-day retention

Amerisponse's published price for EN-HD2-D30-12 — about $21.40 a month (our division, not a published monthly price).

The on-site box
$539–$1,045
bridge / CMVR, US reseller listings

Eagle Eye's application note: a Bridge or CMVR is required for most installations (camera-direct covers six cameras or fewer). Larger CMVRs list to $5,891.

In their own words

"We do not sell directly to the user. We sell through the channel, which means that we work with partners who sell to the end customer."

"Please contact us for more details."

— een.com Cloud VMS FAQ and Cloud VMS Subscriptions pages, retrieved October 12, 2026. een.com/pricing/ returns a 404.

Line by line.

Both platforms connect third-party ONVIF cameras — on that, credit where it's due. Here is where the two approaches separate.

Nevtech VMSBrivo Eagle Eye
Finding the price PublishedThe full sheet — tiers, retention, bandwidth bands, add-ons, even white-label licensing rates — is on one public page. You can budget a deployment before anyone calls you. Quoted through resellersNo pricing page on een.com; subscriptions are quoted by channel partners from a reseller price list. Public reseller sheets (left) are the only visible data points.
Per-camera cost $15 / $22 / $32 per monthBy retention tier — Essential (3 days continuous + 30 days of motion), Professional (30 days), Enterprise (90 days). Annual prepayment is two months free. Resolution doesn't change the tier; published bandwidth bands cover high-bitrate cameras. A resolution × retention matrixSeparate SKUs from SD/analog through 10MP+, 7 days through 5 years, each quoted. Sourced 2MP/30-day data points: £18.53, €17.33, $256.82/yr.
Feature editions Features ride the tierLive view, playback, clips and multi-site in every tier; PTZ and two-way audio from Professional. Add-ons have published prices: license plate recognition $20, gunshot detection $12. Editions cost extra per cameraProfessional and Enterprise Editions are per-camera add-on SKUs on top of the subscription (£6.03 and £11.68 per month on the UK sheet).
On-site hardware A small gateway — or noneOn Axis cameras our on-camera app connects the camera straight to the cloud with no appliance at all. Everything else connects through a compact tunnel gateway you own. Bridge or CMVR for most installsTheir application note requires one for most installations; the FAQ states Eagle Eye owns the bridge. US reseller listings run $539–$850 for a Bridge 304+, CMVRs $1,045 to $5,891.
Buying it Direct or through your integratorMonthly, no minimum order — and if you're an integrator, the same platform white-labels under your brand at published licensing rates. Channel onlyEnd users are referred to a reseller; the reseller quotes and sells. Monthly, yearly and multi-year subscription terms exist per their documentation.
Beyond fixed cameras One system of recordBody cameras on rugged Android handsets, live GPS mapping, two-way talk and evidence management with chain of custody — same login, same timeline, same bill. Video + access controlThe Brivo merger pairs the VMS with access control; body-worn and evidence workflows are not the platform's center of gravity.

Straight answers

How much does Eagle Eye Networks cost per camera per month?

Eagle Eye Networks does not publish list prices — they sell through channel partners who quote from a reseller price list. The closest public figures: a UK government reseller sheet lists 1MP/30-day cloud recording at £13.53 and 2MP/30-day at £18.53 per camera per month (2024); ADI's EU distributor sheet lists 2MP/30-day at €17.33; a US reseller publishes the 2MP/30-day yearly SKU at $256.82 per camera per year, about $21 a month. A Bridge or CMVR appliance is also required for most installations. Sources are linked at the bottom of this page.

What is a good Eagle Eye Networks alternative that works with existing cameras?

Nevtech VMS connects the same ONVIF/RTSP cameras Eagle Eye does, with published pricing instead of a reseller quote: $15, $22 or $32 per camera per month by retention tier, add-ons priced on the same public page, and no minimum order. Axis cameras connect with no on-site appliance at all via the on-camera app, and the platform extends to body cameras and chain-of-custody evidence management in the same system.

Price it yourself

Budget your deployment tonight, without a quote cycle.

Every number you need is on the pricing page — per-camera tiers, bandwidth bands, add-ons, onboarding. Then book a demo to see it on your own cameras.

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About these figures. Eagle Eye / Brivo Eagle Eye facts on this page trace to public documents retrieved October 12, 2026: the een.com Cloud VMS FAQ (channel-only sales; bridge ownership) · the Cloud VMS Subscriptions page ("contact us"; the resolution × retention matrix) · Eagle Eye application note AN045 (bridge/CMVR requirement, subscription terms, editions) · a UK G-Cloud 14 price schedule filed by reseller Reliance High-Tech (May 2024, GBP figures) · an ADI "Capture Cloud — Powered by Eagle Eye" distributor sheet (EUR figures) · Amerisponse's published price list (US yearly SKUs and CMVR hardware) · US bridge listings at Off the Grid IT and Security Tekton · the Brivo–Eagle Eye merger announcement. Reseller and distributor sheets are those sellers' prices, not necessarily Eagle Eye's list prices, and prices change — tell us if one has moved and we will correct it. Eagle Eye Networks, Brivo and related marks are trademarks of their owners, who are not affiliated with and do not endorse Nevtech.