Fed up with Avigilon?
A different kind of security
What if you could get smarter AI without the enterprise licensing costs?
Video doorbell
Someone approaches your home
Camera records what happens
You get a notification (maybe)
Crime already happened. You have footage.
Makes criminals vulnerable
Someone approaches your home
AI analyses their behaviour in real-time
Suspicious? System intervenes automatically
They leave. Crime prevented.
ACC licensing can cost £250+ per camera upfront, plus upgrade fees for each major version. A 15-camera system could mean £7,500 in software alone. scOS starts from £19/month - predictable, affordable, no surprise upgrade costs.
Avigilon
ACC licensing costs £250+ per camera, plus paid upgrades for major versions
scOS
Simple subscription pricing
We're not saying Avigilon is bad.
It just wasn't built to prevent crime.
It was built for surveillance.
| Avigilon | scOS | |
|---|---|---|
| Camera Hardware | Premium professional quality | Works with your Avigilon cameras |
| AI Analytics | Powerful (at enterprise prices) | Contextual AI from £19/mo |
| Licensing Model | Per-camera + upgrade fees | Simple monthly subscription |
| Third-Party Cameras | Limited ONVIF support | Any wired PoE camera works |
| Response to Threats | Records and alerts | Prevents before it happens |
| Vehicle Recognition | LPR (additional licence) | DVLA verification included |
| Administration | Server-based, technical | Cloud-based, simple |
| Setup Complexity | Professional installation required | Engineer sets up Hub, connects cameras |
| Total Cost (15 cameras) | £7,500+ upfront + ongoing | From £285/month all-in |
| Avigilon | scOS | |
|---|---|---|
| Camera Hardware | Premium professional quality | Works with your Avigilon cameras |
| AI Analytics | Powerful (at enterprise prices) | Contextual AI from £19/mo |
| Licensing Model | Per-camera + upgrade fees | Simple monthly subscription |
| Third-Party Cameras | Limited ONVIF support | Any wired PoE camera works |
| Response to Threats | Records and alerts | Prevents before it happens |
| Vehicle Recognition | LPR (additional licence) | DVLA verification included |
| Administration | Server-based, technical | Cloud-based, simple |
| Setup Complexity | Professional installation required | Engineer sets up Hub, connects cameras |
| Total Cost (15 cameras) | £7,500+ upfront + ongoing | From £285/month all-in |
If you've invested in Avigilon cameras, you've chosen some of the best professional security hardware available. Avigilon (now part of Motorola Solutions) builds excellent cameras with impressive image quality and durability.
The question isn't whether Avigilon hardware is good. It is. The question is: does ACC software justify its enterprise price tag?
Avigilon Control Center is powerful, but the costs add up quickly:
One user summed it up: "I loved the 30-day trial - it's so much better than anything else I've tried. But damn it's expensive - about £7,500 in camera licenses when I priced it up."
ACC is designed for enterprise deployments with IT departments:
Here's what we believe security should be.
It should focus on one thing: detecting suspicious activity. Not cataloguing every movement. Not drowning you in notifications. Just watching for the things that actually matter.
It should only alert you when something needs your attention. Like a person would. A good security guard doesn't tap you on the shoulder every time someone walks past. They watch, they assess, they act when it matters. That's what scOS does.
It should be designed to be left alone. You shouldn't need to configure rules, adjust sensitivity, or babysit your security system. Set it up once. Then forget about it. It just works.
Every feature should be included. No tiers. No add-on licenses. No "premium analytics" packages. One price, everything included. Vehicle recognition, behaviour analysis, intervention triggers - all of it.
And it should work with any wired camera brand. Your Avigilon cameras. Your neighbour's Hikvision. That old Axis camera in the corner. If it's a wired PoE camera, scOS connects to it.
It's simple. An engineer comes to your property, sets up your Intelligence Hub, and connects your cameras. That's it.
You keep your premium Avigilon hardware. You get cloud storage with local fallback for reliability. And you pay a fraction of what ACC licensing would cost - with no surprise upgrade fees, ever.
No pressure. See what a scOS system would look like for your home. Your dedicated scOS Architect will handle the rest.
From £19/mo · Professional installation included · No contract