Iveda

Name: Iveda
Brand: Iveda

Leader in AI Video Search and IoT Platforms - Making innovative technology simple for global service providers.

Est 2003|Valuation $3.8M|Raised $22.1M

LinkedIn 2K|Web traffic 1K|FTEs 32|HQ Mesa, Arizona, US

MarketsPhysical Security Systems

	Iveda (IvedaAI / Cerebro)	Genetec Security Center SaaS	Verkada
Starting Price	Cloud: entry-level cloud plans priced in the low hundreds/month. On-prem: appliances in the tens of thousands plus annual per-camera analytics licenses priced in the mid-hundreds to low-thousands per camera per year.	Public SaaS pricing shows annual connection fees for different tiers and published options.	Quote-based pricing for hardware plus cloud license; public materials emphasize custom quotes and bundled hardware/software.
Primary Use Cases	Organizations seeking an AI analytics overlay on existing cameras and a smart-city IoT platform; small cloud buyers for entry-level plans; municipal projects.	Enterprises seeking a unified security platform (video + access + intrusion) with published SaaS options.	Organizations seeking integrated hardware plus cloud physical security with simplified deployment.
Key Strengths	Advertised ONVIF compatibility, AI search/analytics overlay, vendor announcement of ISO 27001 attainment, and some published MSRP items.	Broad enterprise positioning, partner ecosystem, and transparent SaaS connection pricing.	Hardware/software integration and cloud-first operations designed for quick initial deployment.
Key Weaknesses	Limited independent third-party review footprint; less publicly documented enterprise identity and audit posture; small-vendor risks and some pricing inconsistencies.	Can be complex to deploy and may require integrators.	Hardware lock-in and limited price transparency without quotes.

	Iveda (IvedaAI / Cerebro)	Genetec Security Center SaaS	Verkada
Starting Price	Cloud: entry-level cloud plans priced in the low hundreds/month. On-prem: appliances in the tens of thousands plus annual per-camera analytics licenses priced in the mid-hundreds to low-thousands per camera per year.	Public SaaS pricing shows annual connection fees for different tiers and published options.	Quote-based pricing for hardware plus cloud license; public materials emphasize custom quotes and bundled hardware/software.
Primary Use Cases	Organizations seeking an AI analytics overlay on existing cameras and a smart-city IoT platform; small cloud buyers for entry-level plans; municipal projects.	Enterprises seeking a unified security platform (video + access + intrusion) with published SaaS options.	Organizations seeking integrated hardware plus cloud physical security with simplified deployment.
Key Strengths	Advertised ONVIF compatibility, AI search/analytics overlay, vendor announcement of ISO 27001 attainment, and some published MSRP items.	Broad enterprise positioning, partner ecosystem, and transparent SaaS connection pricing.	Hardware/software integration and cloud-first operations designed for quick initial deployment.
Key Weaknesses	Limited independent third-party review footprint; less publicly documented enterprise identity and audit posture; small-vendor risks and some pricing inconsistencies.	Can be complex to deploy and may require integrators.	Hardware lock-in and limited price transparency without quotes.

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