Verkada licence renewals — add what you have, we price it and confirm it in writing.
Camera licence — Verkada

Camera licence renewal

Renews one camera. From £183 for 1 year, or £162 a year on the five-year licence.

The price

LIC-CAM — all four terms

The pound figure is ours, converted from Verkada’s dollar list. The dollar figure beneath each one is theirs.

1 year £183 £183 a year LIC-CAM-1Y-RNW Verkada list $249 · $1 = £0.7362
Best per year 3 years £485 £162 a year LIC-CAM-3Y-RNW Verkada list $659 · $1 = £0.7362
5 years £809 £162 a year LIC-CAM-5Y-RNW Verkada list $1,099 · $1 = £0.7362
10 years £1,619 £162 a year LIC-CAM-10Y-RNW Verkada list $2,199 · $1 = £0.7362

Converted from Verkada’s US dollar list at $1 = £0.7362, 28 August 2026. Ex VAT. Confirmed in writing before you commit.

What you get

What this licence actually covers

  • Command, on the web and on the mobile app, with unlimited users
  • AI search across people, vehicles and motion
  • Cloud backup of footage for the retention window on the licence
  • Firmware and security updates for the life of the licence
  • Verkada technical support by phone and email

Worth knowing

One licence per camera. A multisensor camera needs a multisensor licence instead — see below.

The hardware

Which devices take the camera licence

Verified against Verkada’s own datasheets. If your model is not here it is almost certainly an older one, and it almost certainly still licences — search the full list or just ask.

Devices covered by the camera licence. If yours is not listed, ask — an older model almost always still licences.
ModelWhat it is
CD22Indoor dome, 3MPFixed lens, 10 m IR. 30–90 days onboard. 5-year warranty
CD32Indoor dome, 3MPFixed lens, 15 m IR. 30–90 days onboard
CD43 / CD43-EDome, 5MP, indoor or outdoorFixed 3.2 mm, 20 m IR. 30–365 days onboard. -E is IP66/67, IK10
CD53 / CD53-EDome, 5MP, varifocal2.8–8 mm, 30 m IR. 30–365 days onboard
CD63 / CD63-EDome, 4K, varifocal5.9–13.3 mm, 40 m IR. 30–120 days onboard
CM22Indoor mini, 3MP79° view, 10 m IR, IK08. 5-year warranty
CM42 / CM42-SIndoor mini, 5MP95° view, 20 m IR. The -S splits the lens onto a cable for tight spaces
CM41-EOutdoor mini, 5MPIP67 and IP6K9K, IK10. 97° view, 15 m IR
CB53-E / CB53-TEOutdoor bullet, 5MPVarifocal or telephoto. 30–50 m IR
CB63-E / CB63-TEOutdoor bullet, 4KVarifocal or telephoto, 50 m IR. The -TE is the long-range and plate-reading model
CF83-EFisheye, 12.5MP180° in every direction. Takes one standard camera licence, not a multisensor one
CP63-EPTZ, 4K32× optical zoom, 360° pan. 5-year warranty
CR63-ERemote camera, 4KBuilt-in LTE with dual SIM, solar or battery. Also needs a cellular data plan licence. 5-year warranty
Third-party camerasVia Command ConnectorAn ONVIF or RTSP camera brought into Command takes one camera licence per channel, exactly like a Verkada one
Older modelsCD41/51/61, CD42/52, CD62, CB51/61, CB52/62, CM41, CF81-E, D-seriesAll end-of-sale, all still licensable. See below

Is your hardware end-of-sale? It still renews.

Verkada supports a product for ten years after its end-of-sale date, and licences stay purchasable and renewable throughout — a CD52 that went end-of-sale in 2025 is supported into 2035 and renews normally. Better still, Verkada lets licence value transfer to upgraded hardware, so a renewal is also the natural moment to replace a camera without throwing the licence away. The full end-of-sale list is here.

Counting

Count every Verkada camera on the estate, including the ones nobody looks at.

Cameras that have been taken down but never removed from Command are the most common thing we find on a renewal. Tell us and we will drop them.

Co-terming

Verkada licences share one expiry date across your whole Command organisation, so this renews alongside everything else you hold.

Drop before you renew

Devices that have been removed but never deleted from Command are still billable. Tell us and we will take them off.

We check before we order

You are not committed to the counts you put in the basket. We confirm the part numbers with you first.

FAQ

About the camera licence

What does the camera licence actually pay for?
It renews one camera. In practice that is continued access to Command on the web and the mobile app, the AI and alerting features, cloud retention where the licence includes it, firmware and security updates, and Verkada’s own technical support. The hardware is yours either way; the licence is what makes it usable.
Can I renew just some of them?
Not really, and this trips people up. Verkada licences co-term to a single expiry date across your whole Command organisation, so the estate renews together. What you can do is drop devices you no longer use before the renewal — which is worth doing, and is the main reason it pays to look at the list rather than just say yes to last year’s number.
Is the price on this page what I will pay?
It is Verkada’s list price converted into pounds, which is a fair anchor and is more than anyone else in the UK publishes. It is not a quotation. Your price is agreed with us and confirmed in writing, and in practice it lands below list.
Is a longer term cheaper?
Per year, yes — £809 over 5 years works out at £162 a year against £183 a year on the one-year licence. Whether that is the right call depends on how confident you are about the estate over that period, which is a real question and not just a sales objection. There is an honest page about it.

Build your renewal and we will price it properly.

Add what you have, choose a term, and send it. We check the part numbers against your estate, get the price, and come back to you in writing — before anything is ordered.

Build your renewal Call 01727 822 833