
Remote Video Monitoring
Operators watch your cameras live and step in the moment someone enters after hours.
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Crime stopped while it is happening
Recorded CCTV shows you what went wrong. Our Ontario-based operators watch your cameras live, confirm every alert, speak to intruders through on-site speakers and call police with video proof while they are still there.
What is live video monitoring?
Live video monitoring is a service where trained operators watch your security cameras in real time from an off-site centre. When a camera detects a person or vehicle, an operator checks the feed within seconds, warns the intruder through a speaker, and calls police or your keyholders if the threat is real.
Video analytics filter out wind, animals and headlights, so operators spend their time on real events. Every incident is recorded, time-stamped and sent to you in a report with the video clip, which makes insurance claims and police follow-up faster.
How remote video monitoring works
Our services
Pick one service or combine them. The same operators who watch your cameras can also verify your alarms, run your doors and answer your lobby intercom, so nothing falls between two vendors.

Operators watch your cameras live and step in the moment someone enters after hours.
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Scheduled camera patrols of your site, with a logged report for every round.
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We check the cameras when your alarm trips, so police get a verified crime, not a false alarm.
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Fobs, schedules, remote unlocks and door alarms, run and watched by our team.
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A live operator answers your intercom, checks visitors on camera and lets the right people in.
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Help-button calls answered by a person who can see and hear inside the cab.
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Video, GPS and door alerts for trailers in the yard and loads on the road.
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Cameras placed and set up for live monitoring, or your current system checked and reused.
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The same process runs on every site we watch, written down in a response plan you approve before we go live.
We walk the property or review your drawings, find blind spots and agree which areas and hours need watching.
We connect your existing cameras or install new ones with speakers, lighting and analytics where needed.
Your cameras send encrypted video to our monitoring centre, and your response plan is loaded for the operators.
Analytics flag a person or vehicle, an operator confirms it, speaks through the speaker and calls police or your contacts.
You get an incident report with the video clip, times and actions taken, plus a regular summary of activity.
Why live monitoring
Most businesses we speak to have cameras that nobody watches, or a guard budget they cannot keep paying. Here is how the three options compare.
| Recorded CCTV only | On-site guard | Live video monitoring | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stops a break-in in progress | No, footage is reviewed after | Yes, if the guard is in the right place | Yes, warning and police call within seconds |
| Watches every camera at once | No | No, one area at a time | Yes, analytics flag every camera |
| Covers nights, weekends and holidays | Records only | Only the hours you pay for | Yes, 24/7 or the hours you choose |
| Evidence for police and insurance | If someone finds the clip | Written report | Report with video clip and timeline |
| Typical cost in Ontario | Camera cost only | Often $28 to $45 per guard hour | Priced per camera, a fraction of a guard |
Need a person on site as well? Our parent company, Supreme Security Services, provides licensed security guards and mobile patrol, so we can combine both in one plan.
Who we protect
Each site gets its own response plan: who to call, which areas are off limits at what time, and when to send police. These are the properties we watch most.
Copper, tools, fuel and equipment theft after the crew leaves, plus trespass on open sites.
Lobbies, garages, package rooms and elevators, with visitor control and fob management.
Cargo, trailers and loading docks watched through the night, with cargo theft monitoring on the road.
Vehicle break-ins, loitering and after-hours dumping, handled with live talk-down.
Catalytic converter, wheel and vehicle theft on open lots between closing and opening.
Parks, recreation centres and city buildings, with calm warnings before any police call.
What we handle for you
Your monitoring plan can include any of these. You choose the hours, the areas and who gets called.
Pricing
You pay for the cameras and hours you need watched, not for a guard standing in one spot. No hidden fees and no long-term lock-in.
What changes the price:
A site with 8 cameras watched from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. is 96 camera-hours a night. At $0.80 per camera-hour that is about $77 a night, compared with $336 to $540 for one on-site guard over the same 12 hours at typical Ontario rates.
Illustration only. Your quote depends on the site, hours and services.
Why Supreme Surveillance
Our operators and office are in Concord, in the GTA. We know the local police services, their alarm policies and the areas we cover.
Analytics catch movement on every camera. A trained operator decides what it is and what to do, so real threats are not lost among false alerts.
As part of Supreme Security Services we can add licensed guards or mobile patrol when a site needs a person on the ground.
We connect to most common systems, including Avigilon, Axis, Hikvision and Pelco, and only replace what cannot be monitored.
Every event is logged with the video clip, the time and what the operator did, so you always know what happened overnight.
Monitoring for a season, a project or the long term. Add cameras or hours as the site changes.

Tell us about your site and we will send a monitoring plan and price within one business day.
FAQ
Your cameras stream to our monitoring centre over an encrypted connection. Video analytics flag people and vehicles in areas that should be empty. An operator checks the feed, speaks to the person through an on-site speaker, and calls police, fire or your contacts if the threat is real. You get a report with the video afterwards.
For most after-hours sites, yes. One operator can watch every camera on the property at once, while a guard can only be in one place. Monitoring usually costs a fraction of a guard. Where a person on site is needed, for example for access checks or first aid, we combine monitoring with guards from Supreme Security Services.
Usually not. We connect to most modern IP camera systems and recorders. Cameras need a clear view, enough light or infrared at night, and a stable internet connection. Speakers make talk-down possible. We check your system during the site assessment and only recommend new equipment where it is needed.
The operator opens the cameras near the alarm zone within seconds. If there is an intruder, they issue a warning through the speaker and call police with a description, which counts as a verified alarm. If it is a false alarm, such as a door left open, they log it and contact you according to your plan.
Yes. You keep full access to your own cameras and recordings through your system's app. Our monitoring runs alongside it and does not lock you out.
Cameras keep recording locally on the recorder. Live monitoring needs a connection, so we are alerted when a site goes offline and follow your plan, for example calling a keyholder. For high-risk sites we recommend a cellular backup connection.
Yes. We monitor single sites and multi-location businesses across Ontario from the same centre, with one response plan and one report format for every location.
Plans start at $0.80 per camera per hour. The total depends on how many cameras we watch, the hours of coverage and any extra services. For comparison, an on-site guard in Ontario is often billed at $28 to $45 an hour. We give you a written price after the site assessment.
Free site assessment
Tell us about the site. We reply within one business day with coverage options and a monthly price. No obligation.