AngelCam

Angelcam operates a cloud video platform that connects existing IP and CCTV security cameras, alarms, speakers and other devices to the cloud for live viewing, cloud recording, public broadcasting and timelapse. The platform is brand-agnostic and states support for more than 200 camera brands, with connection either through plug-and-play devices (the AngelBox gateway and the AngelCamera Two PoE camera) or through the Angelcam Connector software, an open-source client embeddable in cameras, routers and speakers from vendors including Axis, Hikvision, Raspberry Pi, Ubiquiti EdgeRouter, OpenWRT routers, ZTE LTE routers and Tonmind speakers. The approach removes the need for a public or static IP address, port forwarding or an on-site NVR/DVR, although manual port-forwarding setup remains available for experienced users.

The company sells to two audiences. End customers buy tiered subscriptions (Essentials, Professional, Business and Flex) that differ by number of locations, users and cameras, with add-ons for cloud recording of up to three years of history, public broadcasting, timelapse and real-time security features, plus iOS and Android apps, multicamera and video wall views, camera health monitoring and offline alerts. Builders and OEM partners use a developer platform consisting of a cloud API, licensable white-label mobile applications shipped with source code, an operator web application for video verification and active deterrence (including speaker and fog-cannon control), and white-label hardware such as branded cameras, AngelBox gateways and speakers produced with partner Goodcam.io.

Stated customer segments include government and institutions, banking and finance, transportation and manufacturing, and energy and industry, with published use cases covering construction sites, manufacturing plants, warehouses and cannabis retail. The company reports over 50,000 connected devices, more than 150,000 users and service in over 200 countries.

Business model

Angelcam combines recurring software subscriptions with hardware sales and platform licensing. Consumer and business plans start at $4 per month for the Essentials tier (10 cameras, 3 users, 2 locations) with a 21-day free trial, while developer/OEM customers use a FLEX plan starting at $249 per month, connector licensing at $1 per gateway per month and $0.40 per device per month, and custom plans up to $999 per month. Hardware is sold outright: AngelBox at $169 (USA and rest of world) or €129 (Europe/UK), and AngelCamera Two at $189 in the US and €119-€129 in the EU/UK, all with a lifetime warranty and money-back guarantee. Usage-based add-ons include event recording from $0.02 per camera per month and continuous 24/7 recording from $2 per camera per month per day of retention; bespoke engineering is billed at $900 per day.

Recurring subscription fees for cloud plans and per-device/per-gateway connector licenses, one-off hardware sales of AngelBox and AngelCamera Two, paid add-ons for cloud recording, broadcasting and timelapse, and day-rate custom development. A third-party business database estimated annual revenue in the $1M-$10M range as of August 2026.

Traction

Company materials report over 50,000 connected security devices, more than 150,000 users worldwide and cloud services delivered in over 200 countries. The Android app lists over 50,000 downloads and a 3.7 rating from 425 reviews. Named deployments and integrations include Jablotron (custom-branded AngelBox and cameras, with more than 10,000 devices expected to be connected in 2026), Madeta a.s., the Grand River Dam Authority via a custom API integration, and the ekolo.cz electric bicycle showroom using automated audio deterrence linked to a central monitoring station.

Latest developments

In January 2025 Angelcam introduced Real-Time Security solutions for proactive incident response, and in June 2025 a partnership with Axis Communications was announced following an Axis camera integration in December 2024. Recent work also includes custom API integration with the Grand River Dam Authority (August 2024) and an AngelBox-based deployment with Madeta (June 2024). Current site materials emphasize the developer and OEM platform, a licensable operator web application for video verification and active deterrence, and a Jablotron program targeting more than 10,000 connected devices in 2026. The Android application received a stability update on 31 August 2026.