Angelcam review
A cloud-first camera platform with a free broadcasting tier and paid plans from $4 per month.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Angelcam is a cloud platform for managing security cameras, DVRs, and NVRs, aimed at homes and organizations that want browser or mobile access to video. It supports live monitoring, cloud recording, multicamera views, camera health alerts, private sharing, and alarm or sensor event verification. Public broadcasting and website embedding also make it relevant to users who need to share selected feeds, while API and webhook options serve teams building custom applications. The platform connects with cameras from more than 200 brands using methods including RTSP, H.264, and ONVIF.
Pricing ranges from a free, ad-supported broadcasting tier to paid plans. Essentials costs $4 per month or $36 per year and covers up to 10 cameras, 3 users, and 2 locations; it includes live monitoring, camera health monitoring, and weekday support on the monthly plan. Professional is $39 monthly or $390 annually for up to 25 cameras, 8 users, and 5 locations. Business costs $99 monthly or $990 annually and raises those limits to 100 cameras, 50 users, and 20 locations, with priority support and a dedicated account manager on the monthly plan. Flex is $249 monthly or $2,490 annually, with unlimited cameras, users, and locations, custom service agreements, and priority support on the monthly plan. Optional recording and broadcasting add-ons are priced separately from Essentials account pricing. A 21-day trial is available without a card requirement.
The platform’s reach is a practical fit for teams combining camera types or wanting access across web, iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux, alongside API and webhooks. Health monitoring and offline alerts add operational visibility, while selectable cloud recording retention periods give buyers control over recording needs. Its cloud-first feature set is less extensive than broader video management systems, and it does not include AI analytics. Teams that need flexible remote viewing, sharing, and event checks at a low entry price may find the scope appropriate; buyers seeking AI analysis or a more extensive VMS should consider alternatives.
Angelcam pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Monitors live feeds, camera health, and offline alerts in web and mobile apps
- Offers multicamera views, video walls, cloud recording, and alarm verification
- Connects through RTSP, H.264, ONVIF, API, and webhooks
- Where it doesn't
- Cloud-first focus may not suit teams seeking a broader VMS feature set
- AI analytics are not included
- Essentials account pricing is separate from recording and broadcasting add-ons
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