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A Miovision alternative that skips the deployment entirely.
Miovision built the category with deployable count hardware. But if your intersection is already on camera, deploying more hardware is a cost you don't need to pay. Here's how the approaches compare.
Miovision-class
Deploy Scout units per study; processing included.
~$300 per 13-hr TMC (published)
Fit: intersections with no usable existing camera.
countCLOUD-class
You deploy/record; they process the video.
~$99 per count (published)
Fit: agencies that own deployable cameras and time.
Camvi
No deployment — processes the intersection's existing camera video.
Flat per-intersection quoted in minutes
Fit: any intersection already on camera; continuous-count programs.
Competitor pricing is publicly published information as of August 2026 and may change; verify with each provider. Miovision and countCLOUD are trademarks of their respective owners; Camvi is not affiliated with either.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good alternative to Miovision for turning-movement counts?
It depends on whether the intersection is already on camera. If it is, processing the existing video — Camvi’s approach — eliminates deployment entirely. If it is not, deployed-hardware services like Miovision remain a fit. Lower-cost processors like countCLOUD sit in between: cheaper processing, but you still deploy and ship the video.
How much do turning-movement counts cost?
Publicly published rates as of August 2026: Miovision-class services run around $300 per 13-hour TMC (roughly $23/hour of processing), and countCLOUD advertises about $99 per count. Camvi quotes flat per-intersection pricing with no deployment cost because it uses cameras the city already owns.
Is count accuracy comparable when using existing CCTV?
It depends on the camera view. We review a sample clip from each intersection before quoting and tell you honestly if a view cannot produce engineering-grade counts. Views that cover the full intersection at usable resolution generally count very well with modern detection models.
Judge it on your own intersection.
Send a clip from one camera — we'll return a free sample turning-movement count.