Fixed scope · 30 days · paid

Prove AI camera intelligence on your site in 30 days.

The QORA 30-Day Camera Intelligence Pilot adds AI detection to up to four cameras you already own — at one site — and shows you, in writing, what it catches and how often. No rip-and-replace, no long contract. If it earns its place, the pilot fee credits toward an annual plan.

QORA is a monitoring & notification tool — not a guard service, alarm, or replacement for emergency services. It surfaces events for a human to review; it never takes automated action against a person.

The base pilot

What's included

1 site · up to 4 cameras

Your existing compatible IP cameras (RTSP / ONVIF). We work with what you already have.

Up to 2 detection scenarios

Chosen with you from the list below and tuned to your site over the pilot.

System configuration

We connect the cameras, set zones and schedules, and configure alert delivery.

Camera-health monitoring

We flag cameras that go offline or degrade — often the most immediately useful signal.

Weekly findings summary

A short written report each week: what fired, what was confirmed, what was noise, and tuning changes.

Final review meeting

A written pilot report and a call to review results, limitations, and whether a recurring plan makes sense.

Start narrow, tune well

Detection scenarios for the first release

After-hours person detection

A person present on-camera during your defined closed hours.

Restricted-zone crossing

Movement into an area you mark as off-limits.

After-hours vehicle entry

A vehicle entering the site outside operating hours.

Camera offline / degraded

A feed that drops, freezes, or loses quality.

PPE detection where suitable

Optional — missing hard hat / hi-vis, where camera quality and placement are adequate.

We don't promise perfect detection. The pilot's job is to measure real accuracy on your cameras and get the false-positive rate to something you'd act on — then put that in writing.

Straightforward pricing

Pilot, then a plan that fits the site

30-Day Pilot
$1,000

Typical range $750–$1,500 by scope. The pilot fee credits toward an annual agreement if you proceed.

  • Cloud-first — most 4-camera sites need no hardware
  • Edge appliance only where connectivity or scale requires it
Site Starter
$299/mo
  • Up to 4 cameras · 1 site
  • Core detections
  • Email & webhook alerts
  • Camera health
Site Professional
$499/mo
  • Up to 8 cameras · 1 site
  • Additional scenarios
  • SMS / mobile alerts*
  • Incident dashboard
Site Advanced
$899/mo
  • Up to 16 cameras · 1 site
  • Advanced workflows
  • Multi-user roles
  • Extended reporting

Additional cameras from ~$45/camera/month. Edge appliance (when required): purchase $1,200–$2,500, or rental $99–$199/month. Annual plans discounted. *Where the channel is supported.

Will it work on my cameras?

Camera requirements

RTSP or ONVIF

Most business IP cameras and NVRs expose an RTSP stream or ONVIF. We confirm this in the assessment.

Reasonable resolution & framing

The camera should actually see the area of interest, at enough resolution for the scenario.

Usable at night

For after-hours scenarios, the camera needs workable low-light or IR at the times that matter.

Network reachable

QORA reaches the stream on-site (edge) or via a secure path; we work within your network restrictions.

Not sure? That's what the free assessment is for. We'll tell you which cameras are Compatible, Compatible with limitations, Requires adjustment, or Requires replacement — before you pay for a pilot.

Straight talk

What the pilot is — and isn't

The pilot gives you

  • AI detection on up to 4 existing cameras
  • Alerts you can act on
  • Camera-health visibility
  • Weekly + final written findings
  • An honest read on accuracy for your site

The pilot is not

  • A guard service or alarm-monitoring center
  • A replacement for emergency services or human judgment
  • A promise of perfect detection
  • Facial recognition or automated enforcement (off by default)
  • A rip-and-replace of your cameras or NVR
How it works

From request to results

1 · Request

Tell us about your site and cameras with the form below.

2 · Qualify & assess

A short call, then a camera-compatibility assessment — no charge.

3 · Proposal

A fixed-scope pilot proposal: cameras, scenarios, price, timeline.

4 · Connect & baseline

We connect the cameras and observe a baseline before tuning.

5 · Tune & run

Detections tuned to your site; weekly findings for 30 days.

6 · Review & decide

Final report + review call, then convert to a plan or walk away.

Responsible by default

Privacy & data handling

You own your data

Configurable retention and deletion. Sensitive analytics stay off unless you explicitly enable them.

Encrypted & access-controlled

Credentials are encrypted; access is role-based and every change is audited.

Human-in-the-loop

QORA surfaces events for a person to confirm. No automated adverse action, no inferred protected-class decisions.

No facial recognition by default

Off unless separately agreed, gated behind consent and clear signage responsibilities.

You are responsible for lawful camera placement and any required notice/signage at your site. See our Privacy Policy and Terms.

Questions

Pilot FAQ

Do I need to buy hardware?

Usually not for a 4-camera pilot — QORA can analyze your camera snapshots in the cloud. An on-site edge appliance is only needed for higher camera counts, real-time video, limited connectivity, or data-residency requirements, and is quoted separately.

Will this replace my guards or alarm?

No. QORA is a monitoring and notification tool that helps your people see and respond faster. It is not a guard service, an alarm-monitoring center, or a substitute for emergency services.

How accurate is it?

Accuracy depends on your cameras, placement, and lighting. We don't promise perfect detection — the pilot measures real performance on your site and documents the false-positive rate so you can decide with data.

What happens to the pilot fee if I continue?

The pilot fee credits toward an annual agreement if you proceed. If you don't, there's no further obligation.

Which cameras are compatible?

Most business IP cameras and NVRs that expose RTSP or ONVIF. We confirm compatibility in a free assessment before any pilot — and tell you plainly if a camera needs adjustment or replacement.

Request a pilot

Tell us about your site.

A few details help us qualify the pilot and run a camera-compatibility check. A real person follows up — usually within a business day.

  • Free compatibility assessment before you pay.
  • Fixed scope, fixed price, 30 days.
  • Pilot fee credits toward an annual plan.

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