We recommend using AngelBox for a maximum total camera stream bandwidth of 20 Mbps. For example, this could be 10 cameras with a 2 Mbps bitrate for each stream, 2 cameras with 10 Mbps each, or any other combination.

Whether your camera's local IP changes or your ISP doesn't offer a public IP at all, AngelBox keeps the connection working — without paying extra for a static IP.
Connects 200+ camera brands to the Angelcam cloud straight out of the box.
Connect up to 10 cameras per AngelBox, with a combined stream bandwidth of up to 20 Mbps.
Cloud recording works as a backup alternative to your DVR/NVR, so footage stays accessible even if the on-site hardware fails.
Your video stream reaches the Angelcam cloud over a secure, reliable, encrypted connection.
Add 24/7 cloud storage for all your cameras, start live broadcasting to your website, or embed streams into your own system (SCADA, AVENSOR).
Mobile apps for iOS and Android let you check in on your cameras from anywhere.
Share the camera stream with anyone, no extra hardware or login needed on their end.
Free support is included, so you're not on your own if something doesn't connect right away.
Order AngelBox to connect all your security cameras into one place.
Create your account quickly and get your first 21 days of the Essentials plan for free.
Monitor & share your cameras, or upgrade to cloud recording, broadcasting, or timelapse.

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No. AngelBox connects your cameras to the cloud over a regular dynamic IP address, the kind every internet connection has by default. Many ISPs charge extra for a static IP - commonly $5-10 (or the equivalent in your local currency) a month, which adds up to $60-120 a year per location. With AngelBox, you skip that cost entirely.
Yes. AngelBox runs on open-source software, so if you have a spare Raspberry Pi 2, 3, or 4, you can set it up yourself using our guide on GitHub. It's a good option if you're comfortable with basic hardware setup and already have the device on hand. If you'd rather skip the setup and get lifetime warranty, free support, and global shipping, the ready-made AngelBox is the simpler choice.
One AngelBox handles up to 10 cameras, as long as their combined stream bandwidth stays around 20 Mbps. That could be 10 cameras at 2 Mbps each, 2 cameras at 10 Mbps each, or any mix in between. If you need to cover more cameras or locations, you can run multiple AngelBoxes on the same Angelcam account.
If one AngelBox isn't enough, we're happy to help you scale up — whether that means multiple AngelBoxes or a setup built around your locations. Book a call with our CEO or email us, and we'll get back to you within 24 hours.
AngelBox connects more than 200 camera brands, as long as the camera streams over RTSP or MJPEG - the standard protocols most IP cameras already use. You don't need to replace your existing cameras to move them to the cloud.
It can be. Instead of storing footage on a physical box on-site, AngelBox sends your camera streams to the cloud, where you can add Cloud Recording as needed. That means your recordings stay accessible even if the on-site hardware is stolen, damaged, or knocked offline - something a local DVR or NVR can't guarantee on its own.
Yes. AngelBox encrypts the connection between your cameras and the Angelcam cloud, so streams aren't exposed the way they would be with an open port forwarded straight to the internet. You also control who can view or share each camera's stream.