AI Video Analytics System Costs: 4 Factors That Determine Your Quote
Blog post from Superb AI
AI video analytics implementation has no standard price because costs vary with existing camera infrastructure, the number of video channels, required detection tasks, deployment model, and ongoing support needs. Major expenses include cameras and cabling when existing CCTV cannot be reused, GPU servers for video processing, software licenses, deployment, custom model development, and maintenance such as false-positive tuning and system expansion. Cloud deployments may lower upfront spending, while on-premises systems can be more economical over time and may be necessary where video cannot leave a site. General person and vehicle detection can often use existing models, but specialized events may require custom training; zero-shot models such as Superb AI’s ZERO aim to reduce initial data-labeling requirements and allow pilots with relatively few images. The recommended approach is to assess reusable infrastructure, define detection needs, test a limited pilot, then scale a validated configuration while evaluating total cost of ownership rather than only initial pricing. Companies in Korea may also be eligible for government support programs, including 2025 AI Voucher and Smart Factory initiatives offering up to KRW 200 million under specified conditions.
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