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How Much Does CCTV Installation Cost in Singapore? (2026 Guide)

October 6, 2026 by
How Much Does CCTV Installation Cost in Singapore? (2026 Guide)
SYNCBYTE NETWORKS PTE LTD

How Much Does CCTV Installation Cost in Singapore? (2026 Guide)



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The quick answer

Most CCTV installation projects in Singapore cost between S$800 and S$2,500 for a typical 4–8 camera system for a home, office or shop. Larger commercial and warehouse projects with 10 or more cameras usually run S$3,000 to S$10,000+, depending on site complexity.

But "it depends" isn't a helpful answer — so here's the actual breakdown.

CCTV price guide by project type (2026 market rates)


Project typeCamerasTypical price (before GST)
Home / HDB / condo1–4S$550 – S$1,200
Small office or retail shop4–8S$800 – S$2,500
Warehouse / factory10–20S$3,000 – S$10,000+
Enterprise with video analytics16+S$4,000 – S$9,000+

Indicative market ranges — your final quote depends on the factors below.

What actually drives the price

1. Number of cameras — the biggest factor, but price per camera drops as the system grows (cabling runs and recorder setup are shared).

2. Camera type and resolution — a standard 2MP dome costs far less than a 4K or PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) camera. Today most businesses choose 4MP IP cameras as the sweet spot between price and image quality.

3. Cabling and site access — a single-storey office with ceiling access is easy. A multi-floor unit, lift core, or hard-to-reach ceiling adds labour time. Concealed cabling costs more than surface-mounted trunking — but looks much neater.

4. Storage — how many days of footage do you need to keep? A basic 1TB drive covers roughly 2–4 weeks on a 4-camera system. Needing 30–90 days of retention means bigger drives or cloud storage (typically S$10–S$30 per camera monthly).

5. Features — remote viewing on your phone is standard these now. AI features like facial recognition, licence plate detection and motion analytics add cost — but they're also what turns a passive recorder into a system that actually protects your business.

6. Maintenance — budget a small amount yearly for health checks and repairs (service visits from about S$50). A system nobody maintains is one that fails the day you need it.

Why the cheapest quote is usually a mistake

We've been called to too many sites where a "cheap" installation meant:

  • Cameras pointed at blank walls instead of entrances
  • Cables stapled along floors
  • No recording retention after 5 days
  • No phone support after installation

A professional installation isn't just mounting boxes — it's camera placement, cable routing, retention planning and training your staff to retrieve footage when it matters.

How Syncbyte prices a CCTV project

  1. Free site survey — we visit your premises, identify blind spots and the right camera positions
  2. Fixed written quote — transparent pricing before any work starts, no surprises
  3. Professional installation — neat cabling, tested cameras, phone viewing configured for you
  4. Handover & support — we show your team how to review and export footage

With over 20 years serving Singapore businesses (incorporated in 2005), we've secured offices, warehouses and retail units across the island.

📞 Call +65 6631 8435 or [request a quotation] to get your free site survey.

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FAQ

How much does it cost per camera in Singapore? For a standard office installation, budget roughly S$100–S$300 per camera installed for everyday dome and bullet cameras. Advanced 4K, PTZ or AI cameras cost more.

How long does a typical installation take? A 4-camera office system is usually done within a day. Multi-floor or 10+ camera projects take one to three days.

Do I need permission to install CCTV in an HDB corridor? Cameras inside your own flat are your choice. A camera facing the common corridor is different — it's common property, so you generally need permission from HDB and your Town Council first.

Should I choose wired or IP cameras? Modern IP cameras on structured cabling are the standard for businesses — more reliable than wireless, better image quality, and they integrate with your existing network.