Solink - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Solink Cloud Video Management System is a video security and analytics solution that works with businesses’ existing cameras, helping them modernize security and operations without costly upgrades. The intuitive interface makes it quick and easy for users to see and solve security issues with less manual work, while the cloud-based platform allows them to access video from all locations in one centralized place, on any device. Solink also offers scalable, flexible cloud storage of video clips and camera feeds, ensuring that important footage remains secure.

Solink integrates seamlessly with over 300 business tools (including POS, access control, and more), adding valuable context to security video and enabling businesses to maximize the value of their existing systems. Customizable dashboards make it simple to visualize trends, while real-time alerts allow for quick review of anomalies. Users can apply intuitive filters to identify exceptions in their data and watch associated video footage, helping them investigate incidents faster and make data-driven decisions.

Solink AI works seamlessly with businesses’ existing cameras to detect, analyze, and interpret key moments from their video feeds, with zero to minimal setup requirements. This empowers every team, from loss prevention to operations to sales, to uncover actionable insights from the video footage already being captured. For instance, users can run automated audits to stay informed about critical activities without manual oversight or onsite visits, or easily access data on foot traffic, conversion rates, wait times, and more.

Video Alarms are a powerful addition to Solink’s core Video Management System, enabling businesses to detect, record, and verify unauthorized motion inside and outside their property by using their existing cameras as a video-based alarm system. Video provides valuable real-time context when an alarm is triggered, allowing monitoring teams to review footage to determine if the event is a false alarm or real threat. False alarms can be dismissed quickly, helping businesses avoid costly fines, while video verification of real threats increases the likelihood of a prioritized police response.