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Ultra-low-latency command center video display output with cloud tile control

Cloud viewing station licenses for VX52 appliances, enabling multi-stream local video decoding, custom grid layouts, and centralized Command management.

Availability, lead time, licensing, and configuration are confirmed during the quote.

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Verkada Viewing Station Licences

Centralized cloud management with automatic feature updates, co-termed terms, and instant digital provisioning.

Instant Provisioning1 to 10-Year Terms
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SKU: LIC-VX-1Y-CAP

Verkada 1-Year Viewing Station License, Capacity Increase

MSRP:$549.00
Our price:$521.55
Save $27.45(5% off)

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Models

17 of 17 models

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Compatibility and references

Source review date: 2026-09-06

Official documentation

Verkada Viewing Station licenses (LIC-VX) connect dedicated VX52 viewing appliances to Verkada Command, turning any commercial monitor or video wall into a low-latency security monitoring station. Unlike running a general-purpose PC that requires operating system maintenance, local software patches, and browser logins, a licensed VX52 operates as a hardened, purpose-built video decoder managed entirely from the cloud.

Each physical VX52 viewing station requires one LIC-VX license. Through Command, security administrators remotely configure display grids, select up to 300 camera tiles per station, establish cycling video carousels, and manage door unlock buttons directly on the monitor interface. Because the VX52 decodes camera streams directly over the local area network using RTSP while synchronizing its layout via the cloud, video viewing does not consume wide-area internet bandwidth during normal operations.

Licenses are available in one, three, five, and ten-year terms in both Commercial and Government-certified (-G) editions. Capacity Increase (CAP) licenses add new display stations to an ongoing deployment with co-term date proration, while Renewal (RNW) licenses extend coverage across existing stations. Active licensing ensures ongoing firmware updates, new display grid features, and full hardware warranty protection. HTS reviews your guard desk and monitoring center display architecture to ensure every station is properly licensed.

How to choose

  • Commercial organization versus Government-tier (FIPS/FedRAMP) compliance
  • Capacity Increase (CAP) for new monitor stations versus Renewal (RNW) for active decoders
  • Term duration from 1, 3, 5, or 10 years matching camera license co-termination
  • Single-display versus dual-monitor multi-station viewing environments