Human-led CCTV monitoring • 24/7
Your cameras see the activity. Our operators verify it, alert your team, and document what happened—following a plan built for your site.
Existing cameras. Clear reporting. Coverage built around you.
Coverage available
Observation & verification
Response instructions
Activity & incident reports
A more active approach
Build a practical monitoring operation around the cameras and people you already have.
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Trained operators watch approved camera views continuously and follow a documented response plan.
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Review recorded footage for a defined camera, date, time window, person, vehicle, event, or operational question.
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Receive clear daily summaries and factual incident reports tied to the monitored site, camera, time, action, and outcome.
From first assessment to everyday coverage
The difference is in the details: the right views, the right instructions, and the right person to contact.
We review camera access, visibility, operating hours and the activity that matters.
Together, we define event rules, contact order, reporting and any supported speaker warnings.
We test the workflow before coverage begins and review what needs adjusting.
Built around your operation
Security priorities change by property. Your monitoring plan should change with them.
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Protect tools, materials, machinery, access points, and changing perimeters outside active work hours.
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Monitor yards, loading areas, gates, trailers, inventory access, and after-hours vehicle movement.
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Support closing, after-hours access, parking, loading, storefront, and back-of-house monitoring.
Clear scope. Clear costs.
Estimate your monthly monitoring cost, then confirm the coverage, reporting and response requirements with our team.
Published planning rate
$70 / camera
USD per camera / month for 1–5 cameras. Volume rates available.
Your final quote depends on the agreed scope.
Frequently asked questions
We assess remote access, image quality, permissions, connectivity and the monitoring workflow before confirming compatibility. A camera brand alone does not establish suitability.
Operators verify the activity and follow your agreed escalation plan. Contacts, communication channels and any supported voice deterrence are defined before monitoring begins.
No. Your plan can focus on nights, weekends, scheduled hours or a defined event workflow. We scope the coverage around your site and requirements.
About Monitexa
We connect remote camera observation with the response plan your property needs. From onboarding to reporting, the aim is to give your people useful information about visible activity.
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Tell us about your site. We’ll help define the right monitoring plan.
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