Use existing cameras
If your center already has compatible IP cameras, CareCam may be able to use them for secure parent viewing.
Contact CareCam
Talk to CareCam About Parent Camera Access
Want to offer secure parent-view cameras at your daycare? Tell us a little about your center, and we’ll help you figure out the simplest setup path.
Prefer email? Write us at [email protected] — even a one-line question with your camera model is fine.
Start with one classroom. Use compatible existing cameras when possible. Plans start at $29/month.
Request setup help
Just your name and email to start — the rest is optional. Tell us as much or as little as you like, and we’ll help you figure out whether CareCam is a good fit.
Start small, then expand when you are ready
Start with one classroom
Test parent response before expanding camera access across the whole center.
Add more coverage later
Upgrade your plan only when you need more classrooms or cameras.
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Contact and setup questions
Can CareCam work with our existing cameras?
CareCam may work with compatible IP cameras, especially cameras that support RTSP, ONVIF, H.264, and configurable substreams.
Do we need new wiring?
Not always. If your center already has compatible cameras and a stable network, setup may be simpler. New wiring may be needed for new PoE cameras or unreliable Wi-Fi setups.
How much does CareCam cost?
CareCam public plans start at $29/month and support up to 24 cameras. Hardware, wiring, or installation may be separate.
Can parents see every classroom?
No. Parent access should be limited by classroom and approved account.
Can we start with one classroom?
Yes. Starting with one classroom is often the best way to test parent response before expanding.
Ready to see if CareCam fits your center?
Tell us about your cameras, classrooms, and goals. We’ll help you choose the simplest path.