San Diego's Cozaint Launches Subsidized Pricing Model for Video Surveillance Storage
February 5, 2026Last updated September 17, 2026San DiegoCozaint Corp.
San Diego-based Cozaint Corporation has introduced a new "Pay-as-You-Grow" pricing model designed to lower the upfront costs of long-term video surveillance storage. According to a press release from the company, this new approach subsidizes the initial hardware costs for its ALICE1 and askALICE platforms, helping organizations retain critical security footage for months or years instead of deleting it due to budget constraints.
Traditional hard disk drive (HDD) systems often become too expensive for businesses attempting to scale their storage, especially with the rise of high-resolution, AI-powered video analytics. Cozaint's solution utilizes its patent-pending MARCIA file system, which integrates Linear Tape Open (LTO) tape storage with standard Video Management Systems. This combination offers a lower energy footprint and long-term reliability.
The subsidized model applies to two main hardware setups: the ALICE1, a compact system designed for small and mid-sized businesses, and the askALICE, an enterprise-scale system that can store petabytes of data. Cozaint plans to showcase these platforms and the new pricing structure at the upcoming ISC West 2026 security industry trade show in Las Vegas.
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