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

Which licence does my Verkada kit need?

Every current and end-of-sale Verkada product, and the licence each one takes. Type the model number off the label — it is usually on the back of the camera or inside the door controller.

59 devices

CD53-EOutdoor dome, 5MP varifocal
One camera licence
CD63-EOutdoor dome, 4K varifocal
One camera licence
CB53-TEOutdoor bullet, 5MP telephoto
One camera licence
CB63-TEOutdoor bullet, 4K telephoto
One camera licence
CF83-EFisheye, 12.5MP, 180°
One camera licence — not a multisensor licence, despite the view
CR63-ERemote camera with built-in LTE
One camera licence, plus a cellular data plan unless you supply the SIM
Command ConnectorThird-party ONVIF or RTSP cameras
One camera licence per channel, the same as a Verkada camera
AC43Four-door controller
Four door licences
AC62Sixteen-door controller
Sixteen door licences
AC41One-door controller (previous)
One door licence
AC42Four-door controller (previous)
Four door licences
AD34Multi-technology reader
No licence of its own — the door licence covers it
AD64Reader with keypad
No licence of its own — the door licence covers it
AL54Wireless lock, cylindrical or mortise
Almost certainly a door licence, but we confirm this before quoting rather than assume it
AX11IO controller
One IO controller licence. Controls lifts, barriers and strobes — not doors
Verkada PassBluetooth credential on a phone
Included — no licence
Desk Station iPadThe intercom answering app
One desk station licence per iPad. Answering on a phone or in a browser needs none
SV21Sensor: temperature, humidity, CO₂
One sensor licence. No vape detection on this model
SV23Sensor: adds vape, TVOC, PM, noise, motion
One sensor licence
SV25Sensor: adds CO, formaldehyde, light, audio
One sensor licence
SV11Sensor (previous generation)
One sensor licence
BZ11Horn speaker
Only if you use the monitored features. Verkada's datasheet says basic user talk-down needs no alarms licence
BP41Alarm panel (the UK system)
One alarm licence per site, basic or standard. See the end-of-sale note
BR11 / BR12 / BR13Wired alarm sensors
Covered by the site alarm licence
BR31 / BR32 / BR33 / BR35Wireless contact, motion, panic, water
Covered by the site alarm licence
GC31Indoor cellular gateway
One cellular gateway licence, plus a data plan licence for each video device behind it
GC31-EOutdoor cellular gateway
One cellular gateway licence, plus a data plan per video device
ACC-CEL-LTE / -2Cellular backup module
A cellular backup licence, one per module. Ask us
Guest iPadVisitor sign-in
Covered by the Workplace site licence
MailroomParcel handling
Covered by the same Workplace site licence
Three rules that catch people out

Worth knowing before you count

A four-door controller is four licences

An AC43 needs four door licences and an AC62 needs sixteen — the licence is per door, not per box. Readers on those doors need nothing of their own.

A fisheye is one camera, a multisensor is not

The CF83-E sees 180° but takes a single standard camera licence. A CH53-E or CH63-E is four cameras in one housing and takes the four-sensor licence.

Extended storage multiplies on multisensors

A two-sensor multisensor needs two extended storage licences and a four-sensor one needs four. This is the most common over- and under-count on a renewal.

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.

Found yours? Add it and we will price it.

Or send us what you can see and we will match the part numbers before quoting. That check is the reason this site does not just take your card.

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