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

My Verkada hardware is end-of-sale. Can I still renew?

Yes. Verkada supports a product for ten years after its end-of-sale date, and the licences stay purchasable and renewable throughout. Old kit is not a reason you cannot renew — and it is a good reason to talk about replacing it.

The policy

Three things that are true and rarely said

Ten years of support after end-of-sale

Verkada publishes an end-of-support date alongside every end-of-sale one, and it is usually a decade later. A CD52 that stopped being sold in July 2025 is supported into August 2035.

Licences remain renewable

End-of-sale means Verkada has stopped selling the hardware. It does not mean the licence stops. You can renew a licence on a camera that has not been sold for five years.

Licence value transfers to new hardware

If you do decide to replace a camera, Verkada lets the licence value move with you. So renewing and upgrading are not competing choices — and a renewal is the natural moment to look at both.

The published list

Verkada’s end-of-sale dates

Taken from Verkada’s own end-of-sale index. The replacement column is our reading of the model numbering, not Verkada’s statement — we would confirm it before you ordered anything.

End-of-sale and end-of-support dates for Verkada hardware.
Replaced byEnd of saleSupported until
Classic Alarms (UK and rest of world)Not published for the UK — ask us1 Aug 20261 Aug 2027
CB52-E, CB62-ECB53-E, CB63-E5 Aug 20265 Aug 2036
AC42AC4316 Jul 20266 Aug 2036
CH52-ECH53-E, CH63-E1 Feb 20261 Feb 2036
CD42, CD52CD43, CD5331 Jul 20251 Aug 2035
CF81-ECF83-E31 Jul 20251 Aug 2035
AD33AD3431 Jul 20251 Aug 2035
CD62CD631 May 20251 May 2035
TD52TD531 Feb 20251 Feb 2035
CM41-SCM42-S1 Feb 20251 Feb 2035
BR34 glass breakNo like-for-like in Classic7 Feb 2025
AC41AC4331 Jul 202431 Jul 2034
CM41CM4231 Aug 202331 Aug 2033
AD32AD345 May 20235 May 2033
CB51, CB61CB53-E, CB63-E20 May 202320 May 2033
SV11SV23, SV251 Mar 20231 Mar 2033
AD31AD3430 Apr 202230 Apr 2032
CD41, CD51, CD61CD43, CD53, CD632021–20222031–2032
D30, D40, D50, D80The CD series2020–20222030–2032

The one that matters most in the UK: Classic Alarms

The alarm system sold in the UK is Classic Alarms (the BP41 panel with BR-series sensors). Verkada’s newer alarm range is listed as available in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand — not the United Kingdom. Classic Alarms went end-of-sale on 1 August 2026 and is supported until 1 August 2027. Verkada has not published a UK migration path. We can still renew a Classic Alarms licence, and you should still renew it — but if you run Verkada alarms in the UK, that 2027 date is a conversation to have now rather than in eighteen months. Ask us and we will tell you what we know and what we do not.

FAQ

Common questions

Our cameras are from 2019. Are they too old to renew?
Almost certainly not. Even the original D-series went end-of-sale in 2020–2022 with support running to 2030–2032. Send us the models and we will tell you exactly where you stand.
Should we renew for ten years on hardware that is already end-of-sale?
Probably not, and we will say so. Matching the licence term to the remaining support life of the hardware is the sensible move — there is no point holding a licence that outlives the support date on the camera it sits on. This is exactly the sort of thing we check before quoting.
Can we mix old and new cameras on one renewal?
Yes. Licences are per device and co-term to one organisation-wide date, so a mixed estate renews as one schedule.
What happens at the end-of-support date?
Verkada stops issuing firmware and security updates for that model. The camera does not switch off, but an internet-connected device that no longer receives security updates is a different risk conversation. Worth planning for rather than discovering.

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.

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