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I disagree. SH has good vision, but that's it! 1) No option to record direct to disk (no re-encoding) 2) No option to utilize on-camera motion/PIR detection 3) No option to limit FPS for cameras that can't do it themselves (Logitech) 4) No option to record audio 5) No option to run background proces...

Ditto what the others have said. I would think you'd sell at least 3 times the number of licenses at around $100 versus $250. 3x$100 > $250. I would buy at the lower price point.

I really like my Hikvision cameras. I have two 2032s, a 2332, and a 2432. In my opinion, they're the best value in 1080p+ IP cameras right now.

The Logitech cameras will work fine with any IP camera recording software that can read an RTSP stream (like Sighthound). BTW, the Logitech powerline adapters are HomePlugAV compatible and will work with other brands of powerline adapters that are also HomePlugAV compatible. I have two Logitech unit...

I'm on the fence as to whether or not I should buy your product. I love the rule-based approach to object/people detection. I hate the licensing structure. $190 for a third camera seems very unreasonable to me. Are there any "wow" features in development that might persuade me? Speaking of...