A person watches your cameras day and night. The moment we spot theft, trespass or anything out of place, we call your first contact and text your list. The clip follows by email once it has pulled off your recorder. What happens next is your call — we never attend and we never phone police.
Remote monitoring in the US and UK runs $50 to $150 per camera per month, and the premium 24/7 packages go past $200. We price per site, not per camera, because a wall takes one operator's attention whether there are eight cameras on it or twenty-four.
16 cameras watched around the clock is $1,119 a month. 48 cameras is $2,245 — about $47 each, because the bigger your site gets, the less each camera costs you. There is one $49 setup fee at the start and nothing else: no hardware to buy, no per-alert charges, and no hidden costs.
Your contacts decide whether to phone police, send someone down, or leave it until morning. We never call police for you and nobody from Imperium Hub goes to your site — you keep that decision, and the clip follows by email.
Hikvision, Dahua, Axis, any IP camera. No hardware, set up remotely on the cameras you already own.
The same two or three people on your site every week, with scheduled camera checks all night.
All three, to the list you set, in the order you set — with the clip attached.
Every event logged within 15 minutes, a 6 am summary daily and a report each week.
One service, two windows. Both include call, SMS and email alerts with the clip, a written entry within 15 minutes, a 6 am daily log and a weekly report. The price is per site and set by the band your camera count falls into — tap a plan to open it.
No hardware — we plug into the Hikvision, Dahua, Axis or any IP cameras you already have. No long-term tie-in and no hidden charges. Start with a 7-night pilot at $295 or 14 nights at $495, plus the one-time $49 setup, and we credit the whole pilot against your first month if you carry on. You read the log with your coffee and decide from there.
On our own monitoring floor in Lahore, Pakistan — a room we run, not a home office or a shared call centre. Dual fibre lines and generator backup keep the watch running through outages. Our support line is staffed 24/7 if you want a voice on the phone.
A person. An operator looks at the camera before anyone's phone rings — which is why you are not woken for a raccoon. The same two or three operators are assigned to your site and named on your account, whichever window you are on.
No. We alert your contacts and send the clip; you decide whether to call police or send someone down. That line is deliberate — you know your site and your people, and a call from the owner carries more weight than one from a monitoring room.
No. We are a monitoring and alert service — we watch cameras and notify your contacts, and nobody from Imperium Hub sets foot on your site, which is why we are not licensed as a response provider. We are a Pakistan-registered company, and the monitoring agreement sets out exactly what we are responsible for before the pilot starts.
It will happen — a camera pointed at a hedge, a figure we read as a shadow. You get the recording and our written account of what the operator saw and when. We fix the gap that week and name it in the report; if we keep missing, you cancel by text.
Camera or NVR access and a contact list with names, numbers and the order to work through them. Tell us what is normal after hours — trucks that belong, staff back for a forklift — and we write it into your account.
Bundle live monitoring with your camera installs and earn commission on the first three months. We stay behind your brand if you want, and we never quote your client direct.
Send us the site and we will price it exactly — how many cameras, and whether you want the overnight watch or round the clock.