PerimeterEye vs Deep SentinelA guard watching your cameras, or nobody needing to.

PerimeterEye answers on the property, in seconds, by itself. A motorized searchlight locks on and follows them, an AI voice describes them and tells them to leave, and a 130 dB siren sounds if they stay.

The AI voice warning and AI siren come with Standard and up, and every system starts with a month of AI Guard.

Deep Sentinel sells wireless cameras whose hub flags people for live guards, who speak through the camera or sound its siren, billed per camera on a one-year contract.12

Checked against Deep Sentinel's own pages on October 27, 2026; the numbers after each claim are its sources. Sources

Real footage21:04:31
The person running down the driveway away from the car, lit by the searchlight that followed them
Five seconds after touching the door handle, the person is running down the drive, and the searchlight has moved with them, away from the car. Filmed September 15, 2026. Live PerimeterEye demonstration. Real footage. Real-time autonomous detection, tracking, and deterrence.

What PerimeterEye does differently

Each one next to what Deep Sentinel says about its own products, October 2026.

Nobody watching your cameras

No agents or guards watch them: the AI on the Brain decides and acts, and the alert comes to you. Your 24/7 recording stays on the Brain at your property; on paid plans the cloud AI analyzes events and keeps event clips.

At Deep SentinelDeep Sentinel's guards see a camera when its AI flags a person; Privacy Mode hides the cameras you choose, and stops them recording.349

A searchlight that follows them

The Brain turns a motorized searchlight onto the person and keeps the beam on them as they move, with 355° of rotation and 90° of tilt. Every package with a searchlight runs on Brain Full, for full tracking.

At Deep SentinelEach DS2 camera has a strobing LED ring, an LED floodlight and a 102 dB siren.1

Keeps defending with no internet

Detection, recording, searchlight tracking and the siren run on the Brain at your property, so they carry on when the internet drops. The AI voice warning resumes when the connection is back.

At Deep SentinelIf the Wi-Fi drops, the guard service stops; there's no cellular backup, and the hub has no backup battery.5610

One plan for the whole property

No contract and no per-camera fee: Free is $0 for good, and a paid plan covers every camera on the property, month to month. Switching from another company? Get up to $1,000 of their cancellation fee back with a 36-month plan.

At Deep SentinelGuard service is billed monthly for each camera ($55 each on the DS2 order page), with a one-year contract.1

What Deep Sentinel sells, and what PerimeterEye sells

The two lineups, row by row: Deep Sentinel's models, specs and prices from its own pages, PerimeterEye's from the Shop.

Deep Sentinel and PerimeterEye, product by product
What is comparedDeep SentinelPerimeterEye
The brain of the systemThe DS2 hub: its AI picks out people, it stores recordings on 64 GB, and it runs up to six wireless cameras. It has no backup battery.110Brain Full: the AI for 1-16 cameras, 1 TB of recording (about 20 days of 24/7 video from 4 cameras) and full searchlight tracking. Brain Lite: 1-12 cameras and 256 GB; it tracks more slowly and less accurately. Both record 24/7 at your property on every plan, Free included.
Outdoor camerasDS2 wireless cameras: Full HD 1080p, a 130° view and a battery that lasts two to three months. A PoE system with 2K and 4K cameras is installed by a professional.1712Model 804, in white. 8 MP (4K) with a 2.8 mm starlight lens, full-color night vision, a microphone and speaker for two-way talk, and a metal housing, on one network cable.
The front doorIts shop lists a wireless DS2 system and a PoE system; neither includes a doorbell.1712Model 704. A video doorbell and intercom with door codes and cards that rings your phones and wall panels. The AI Doorman greets visitors and takes messages on AI Guard.
LightA strobing red LED ring and an LED floodlight on each DS2 camera.12A motorized searchlight with 355° of rotation and 90° of tilt, sold with its 90 W PoE injector: the Brain turns the beam onto the person and keeps it on them as they move. It sweeps the property on a schedule, and you can tap a camera's picture to aim it. Full tracking on Brain Full; slower on Brain Lite.
SirenA 102 dB siren on each DS2 camera, sounded by a guard. An optional AI Deterrent plays a preset audio message when a person is detected.1211130 dB with a strobe, on one network cable. The AI siren sounds by itself on serious threats with Standard and up; on any plan you can sound it from the app. It stops after 30 seconds and tells you.
Inside the homeOutdoor cameras for homes: Deep Sentinel's guards don't cover indoor cameras at private homes.13Model 604. A touchscreen on the wall for live cameras and rewind, modes, the siren and the searchlight, and the front door. Instead of door and window sensors that react when a door or window opens, PerimeterEye is built to answer the person outside, before they reach a door, and it can run alongside an alarm you already have.
Power and connectionWi-Fi: if it drops, the guard service stops and the cameras keep recording to the hub. There's no cellular backup.568 PoE ports and 2 uplinks at 120 W, and Cat 6 cables in 25, 50 and 75 ft: one cable per device carries its power and video. Every package comes with the switches and cables it needs, so the prices here are for spares. The Brain switches to Wi-Fi if its cable drops.
Who answersA live guard, 24/7, when the AI flags a person: the guard speaks through the camera or sounds its siren, then contacts police and you.12None needed. It answers on its own, day and night: nobody has to watch or step in, not even you. The alert and video still reach your phone.

Deep Sentinel's prices as listed on October 27, 2026, before tax; offers change often. PerimeterEye's prices are the Shop's. The AI voice warning and AI siren come with Standard and up, and every system starts with a month of AI Guard.

Someone walks up the driveway at night

What each one does, step by step: Deep Sentinel's from its own pages, PerimeterEye's as filmed. An illustration, not a timed test.

Deep Sentinel

  1. A DS2 camera detects motion; the hub's AI flags a person and the red LED ring starts spinning.2
  2. A guard at Deep Sentinel's center is assigned to the live stream and decides whether to step in.12
  3. The guard speaks through the camera or sounds its siren.2
  4. The guard contacts local police and you.2

Human judgment and a live voice, once a guard is on the feed.

PerimeterEye

  1. The camera sees a person, and the AI on the Brain reads what they are doing, where, for how long and at what hour.
  2. The searchlight turns onto them and keeps the beam on them as they move.
  3. The AI voice describes them and tells them to leave: “You, black hoodie, get away from the car now.”
  4. If they stay, the 130 dB siren sounds. Your phone already has the alert with live video.

On the property, in seconds, by itself, with nobody on the line.

The AI voice warning and AI siren come with Standard and up, and every system starts with a month of AI Guard.

4seconds

From the door handle to the searchlight, on film.

On the camera's own clock, 21:04:26 to 21:04:30. Nobody pressed anything: the camera saw it, the Brain judged it, and the searchlight landed on the person.

Filmed September 15, 2026. Live PerimeterEye demonstration. Real footage. Real-time autonomous detection, tracking, and deterrence.

  1. The person at the driver’s door handle, with the analysis panel listing contact with the door handle
    21:04:26Contact with the door handleThe person reaches for the driver’s door. The analysis builds second by second: a person, no match to anyone it knows, loitering at the vehicle, and now contact with the door handle.
  2. The analysis panel reading car theft in progress, all systems activated, while the person is still at the car
    21:04:29Car theft in progressThree seconds after the door handle, the analysis is complete: the activity doesn’t match the household’s patterns and matches vehicle theft. All systems activate.
  3. The searchlight lighting the person at the driver’s door, with the car theft in progress panel and the phone alert
    21:04:30The searchlight landsThe searchlight hits the person at the driver’s door. The alert reads: spotlight, voice warning and siren activated, with a tap to cancel the escalation.
  4. The person running down the driveway away from the car, lit by the searchlight that followed them
    21:04:31Running, and the beam followsFive seconds after touching the door handle, the person is running down the drive, and the searchlight has moved with them, away from the car.

What Deep Sentinel publishes

It times something different: Deep Sentinel's figure is people responding; PerimeterEye's is the searchlight reaching the person.

Typically within

30 seconds

Deep Sentinel

Deep Sentinel says it typically responds within 30 seconds to verified threats.2

Watch the film: He went for the car doorA vehicle break-in on a real property: voice warning, tracking searchlight and a 130 dB siren, on-site with no operator. Live PerimeterEye demonstration. Real footage. Real-time autonomous detection, tracking, and deterrence.

What you pay, and what you sign

Equipment, plans, contract, installation, warranty and returns, from Deep Sentinel's pages and PerimeterEye's Shop.

What Deep Sentinel and PerimeterEye cost, and what you sign
What is comparedDeep SentinelPerimeterEye
EquipmentDS2 on its order page: $499 with one camera, then $200 for each extra camera, up to $1,499 with six.1Three families: Lite (the Brain and 4K cameras) from $1,399 · Defense (adds the searchlight and the siren, on Brain Full) from $2,999 · Pro (adds the Access intercom and the wall panel) from $4,499. Or any part on its own. You own all of it.
Plans, per monthGuard service on the DS2 order page: $55 per camera (four cameras $220, six $330). Its shop page gives a different starting price, $100.17Free $0 · Basic $9.99 · Standard $49.99 · Heavy $74.99 · AI Guard $99.99. Every system starts with a month of AI Guard. The AI voice warning and AI siren come with Standard and up.
ContractA one-year service contract; ending early costs the fees left in the term.115None. Paid plans are month to month: change or cancel any time, and the system keeps running on Free. Switching from another company? Get up to $1,000 of their cancellation fee back with a 36-month plan.
InstallationDS2: do it yourself. PoE cameras: professional installation, about $100 to $150 an hour.78Install it yourself with the included instructions, or hire an independent installer. Cameras, spotlights and sirens each run on one network cable.
WarrantyOne-year limited warranty.16Two-year limited warranty on all PerimeterEye hardware, continuing while your plan is Standard or higher.
Returns30 days' money back.11714-day returns after delivery. Opened items accepted if complete and undamaged; you pay change-of-mind return shipping. Mandatory consumer rights apply.

Prices as listed on October 27, 2026, before tax; plan prices are per month, and offers change often.

Three years, worked out

$4,270.35 less over three years

4 cameras on each, for 36 months, from list prices on October 27, 2026, before tax and shipping. PerimeterEye answers by itself; Deep Sentinel's guard service is billed per camera, with a one-year minimum.

PerimeterEye

Defense 4 on Standard

Defense 4 package4 cameras, the searchlight, the siren and Brain Full
$2,999
Standard plan$49.99 × 35 months (month 1 of AI Guard included)
$1,749.65
Three years
$4,748.65

Deep Sentinel

DS2 with 4 cameras

4-camera pack
$1,099
Guard service$220 × 36 months
$7,920
Three years
$9,019

On AI Guard, PerimeterEye's three years come to $6,498.65: $2,999 + $99.99 × 35 months. An example, not a quote: Deep Sentinel's figures are from its DS2 order page, PerimeterEye's from the Shop and the plans.

Where Deep Sentinel is strong

Worth knowing before you decide, from its own pages.

A real person, in real time

A trained guard speaks to the person during the event and contacts police; Deep Sentinel says it typically responds within 30 seconds to verified threats.2

Trained guards

Deep Sentinel says its guards get more than 40 hours of specialized training.14

Control over who sees what

Guards view a camera only when it's triggered, and Privacy Mode hides the cameras you choose.49

Choose Deep Sentinel if

  • You want a trained person making the call, and accept guards seeing your cameras
  • You run a business and want guards on its cameras
  • You want a person speaking, and can budget a fee per camera

Choose PerimeterEye if

  • You want the answer in seconds, by itself, on every camera
  • You want nobody else watching your home
  • You want to own it, with no contract

The AI voice warning and AI siren come with Standard and up, and every system starts with a month of AI Guard.

Own it. No contract.

Buy the hardware once, in one of three families or part by part. It runs on the Free plan; paid plans add the cloud AI, month to month. Switching from another company? Get up to $1,000 of their cancellation fee back with a 36-month plan.

Plans, per month

  • Free$0
  • Basic$9.99
  • Standard$49.99
  • Heavy$74.99
  • AI Guard$99.99

The AI voice warning and AI siren come with Standard and up, and every system starts with a month of AI Guard. On the Free plan the Brain still detects, records 24/7 and alerts, the searchlight tracks people in Maximum Security mode, and you sound the siren and aim the light from the app.

  • First month of AI Guard included. Then Free, or a paid plan from $9.99, month to month.
  • Two-year limited warranty on all PerimeterEye hardware, continuing while your plan is Standard or higher.
  • 14-day returns after delivery.
  • Pay in full, or over time with Affirm or Klarna. Free standard shipping on orders of $199 or more.

PerimeterEye and Deep Sentinel: questions buyers ask

Isn't a live guard smarter than an AI?

A guard brings judgment, and Deep Sentinel's guards bring it live, once they're on the feed; Deep Sentinel says it typically responds within 30 seconds to verified threats. PerimeterEye's AI is on every camera, all the time: in our filmed break-in, the searchlight was on the person 4 seconds after they touched the car's door handle, on the camera's own clock. You stay the person in the loop, with live video, two-way talk and control.

Does anyone at PerimeterEye watch my cameras?

No. No agents or guards watch them: the AI on the Brain decides and acts, and alerts come to you. Your 24/7 recording stays on the Brain at your property; on paid plans, the cloud AI analyzes events and keeps event clips.

How do the costs compare over three years?

With 4 cameras, PerimeterEye's Defense 4 on Standard comes to $4,748.65 over three years, against $9,019 for Deep Sentinel's DS2 with 4 cameras and its guard service, from list prices on October 27, 2026. The arithmetic is on this page.

What happens when the Wi-Fi goes down?

Deep Sentinel says its guard service stops if the Wi-Fi goes out, while the cameras keep recording to the hub, and there is no cellular backup. On PerimeterEye, detection, recording, searchlight tracking and the siren keep running on the Brain at your property; the AI voice warning resumes when the connection is back.

Does anyone have to watch the cameras?

No. PerimeterEye answers on the property by itself, in seconds: the searchlight locks on, the AI voice warning describes the person, and the siren sounds if they stay. Nobody watches your cameras, and the alert and live video reach your phone at the same time. The AI voice warning and AI siren come with Standard and up.

Put PerimeterEye on your property.

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Sources

Every fact about Deep Sentinel on this page comes from Deep Sentinel's own pages, all read on October 27, 2026. The numbers after each claim match this list.

  1. 1Deep Sentinel DS2 order page
  2. 2How Deep Sentinel works
  3. 3Deep Sentinel: AI Deterrent and Privacy Mode
  4. 4Deep Sentinel Privacy Mode
  5. 5Deep Sentinel: if the Wi-Fi goes out
  6. 6Deep Sentinel: cellular backup
  7. 7Deep Sentinel shop
  8. 8Deep Sentinel professional installation
  9. 9Deep Sentinel: when guards see your cameras
  10. 10Deep Sentinel: the hub's backup power
  11. 11Deep Sentinel: setting up AI Deterrent
  12. 12Deep Sentinel PoE cameras
  13. 13Deep Sentinel: service levels
  14. 14Deep Sentinel guards
  15. 15Deep Sentinel: cancellation and early termination
  16. 16Deep Sentinel limited warranty
  17. 17Deep Sentinel return policy

Deep Sentinel's pages give different guard prices ($55 per camera on its DS2 order page, other starting prices elsewhere); the order page is the most specific, so its prices are used. Its pages also differ on the siren (102 or 104 dB); the order page's figure is shown.

Plans, prices and features change, and they vary by product and region: check with Deep Sentinel before you buy. Deep Sentinel is a trademark of its owner, named only to compare published facts, and isn't affiliated with PerimeterEye. The PerimeterEye footage on this page is a live demonstration. Real footage. Real-time autonomous detection, tracking, and deterrence.