Visylix review
Broad VMS capabilities from $49 per month, with cloud and self-hosted deployment.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Visylix brings camera ingestion, recording, playback, event handling, access management, and AI video analytics into a video management system for organizations running camera networks. Its stated audiences include enterprises, cities, hospitals, retailers, and transportation providers. Cloud and self-hosted deployment options suit teams with different infrastructure needs, while the product's range of VMS functions makes it relevant to buyers looking beyond basic recording. The Starter plan begins at $49 per month, and a seven-day trial is available without a card requirement.
The plans add capabilities in distinct steps. Trial includes recording, snapshots, events, 13 streaming protocols, ONVIF discovery, and AI engines. Starter adds unlimited streams and retention, MFA, role-based access control, bookmarks, PTZ, and email, webhooks, and MQTT. At $99 per month, Pro adds camera groups, per-user access control, multiple recording destinations, evidence lock with SHA-256 chain of custody, SDKs, and full API access. Scale is $399 per month and adds Face Recognition AI, SSO, SMS alerts, archive tiering, and multi-site federation. Enterprise offers a custom subset of AI models, high availability, air-gapped licensing, unlimited multi-site federation, and 24×7 dedicated support; its price is not specified.
Integrations span access-control systems including HID, Lenel, AMAG, Brivo, and Genetec; security and observability tools including Bosch, Splunk, Datadog, Elastic, and QRadar; plus Twilio and S3-compatible storage. That breadth and the email, web, and phone support channels may appeal to teams connecting video with existing operations. A notable trade-off for mobile-focused teams is that native mobile apps are not currently available, though the web interface works in mobile browsers. Choose Visylix if flexible deployment, protocol support, evidence integrity, and multi-site capabilities matter; consider alternatives if native mobile apps are essential or a fixed Enterprise price is required.
Visylix pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports ONVIF and 13 streaming protocols for camera and stream ingestion.
- Offers multiple recording modes, playback, PTZ, and multi-site federation.
- Adds evidence locking with SHA-256 integrity checks and chain-of-custody tracking.
- Where it doesn't
- No native mobile apps are currently available; access is through mobile browsers.
- Face Recognition AI and multi-site federation start at the $399 Scale plan.
- Enterprise pricing is not shown as a fixed monthly amount.
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