Ocula is an AI remote guarding service for commercial sites. It monitors every camera at once, all night, escalating incidents to live operators who dispatch police.
See pricing See how it worksAny camera with an RTSP stream. Nearly all of them.
Unlimited cameras, no event count.
Nothing waits on a person.
Sirix, 60 sites, 2023 to 2026.
Quiet nights included.
A camera records the break-in and shows it to you in the morning. What actually stops one has always been priced out of reach: $12,000 a month for a guard post, $1,500 to $2,500 for a room of people watching your feed.
Recorded in full. Nobody came.
Response in about a second, police dispatched by an operator.
Floodlights and speakers where the site already has them fitted.
From detection to dispatch in seconds.
Six steps, from the first person on site to a written record.
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Four differences between Ocula and everything else a site can buy.
Any camera with an RTSP stream, which is nearly all of them. Nothing replaced, nothing new on the wall.
No guard to hire, no minimum term, and no equipment to buy.
$399 per site. More cameras does not change the bill, and there is no cap on events.
An operator confirms on live video first, so police treat it as verified rather than as an alarm.
Monitoring services rotate. An operator moves between feeds, so the camera being watched is the only one being watched, and everything else on the site is recording to nobody until they come back around. Ocula does not rotate, because nothing has to wait its turn.
Whichever camera they are on, the other fifteen are recording to nobody.
Every camera, at the same time, all night.
$399 a month, flat.
Remote monitoring runs $1,500 to $2,500 a month. Vision Detection Systems. The 16-camera operator figure is Sirix’s own, published.
Compare what a site is already paying for against what Ocula does for $399 a month.
of alarm activations attended by police are false
International Association of Chiefs of Police
of verified intrusions resolved without police dispatch
Sirix, published
lower burglary risk for properties with layered security than with none
Tseloni et al., UK Crime Survey
Two or three nights a year have an incident. The other 362 still get written up.
Four false calls in a year and police stop responding to your address.
And nobody calls police until someone has watched it happen.
The cameras already installed are reviewed on site, after dark. No cost either way.
Zones and armed hours are set on the recorder already there. Nothing is installed.
Detection runs with response held back until the site's normal activity is known.
Response is armed zone by zone, once the escalation plan is agreed in writing.
A guard post on one site runs $144,000 a year. Ocula is $4,788.
Published Ontario rates for a 24/7 single post.
Unlimited cameras. Every night.
Book a site assessmentNothing upfront. Billing starts the day the service is armed.
Runs on the cameras already installed. Any camera with an RTSP stream.
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It can justify $4,788.
Guard and monitoring rates from published Ontario postings.
Yard, lot, compound, plaza, building between tenants.