Trained operators watch your existing cameras in real time, confirm what is actually happening, and act on your instructions the moment something is wrong. No new hardware. No installer visit.
2:14 AM · Rear lot · One person trying car doors near the dumpster. Talk-down issued, person left the lot at 2:15 AM. Owner notified by text per site rules.
Reviewed by shift lead before sendingMost businesses already have good cameras. The problem is that nobody is actively watching them when something happens.
The video is usually reviewed the next morning — after a lock is cut, the register is short, or property has already disappeared.
A physical night guard carries the cost of a full salary and still watches only one place or angle at a time.
Cats, headlights and harmless movement trigger alerts all night until owners eventually stop checking every notification.
Zayup puts a trained operator behind the cameras you already own, so an event can be handled while it is happening — not investigated after.
Operators watch your feeds during the hours you choose — overnight, weekends, or around the clock.
Scheduled patrols across your cameras — doors, gates, lots and loading bays checked and logged.
When an alarm or motion alert fires, an operator checks the video first so real events get escalated.
Custom rules for cash handling, voids, lottery tickets and stock leaving through the back door.
Confirmation that your site opened on time, lights went off, and every door was locked at closing.
Every event is logged with time, camera and action taken, ready for your records, police or insurance.
Give us a viewer login to your camera platform. Nothing is shipped, installed or rewired.
Tell us what counts as an incident at your site, the hours to cover, and exactly who to call.
Operators work in shifts with formal handovers, so coverage never gaps at 3 AM.
Urgent events reach you immediately. Everything else arrives as a clean shift summary.
Every site gets its own instruction sheet. Operators follow it word for word, and you can change it any time.
Register, lottery, fuel islands, overnight lots.
Shrink, after-hours entry, stockroom doors.
Closing checks, back doors, cash handling.
Loading docks, perimeter, yard vehicles.
Equipment, copper and materials overnight.
Lot inventory, catalytic converters, wheels.
Gates, garages, amenities, package rooms.
After-hours access, server rooms, parking.
Entrances, pharmacies, parking, night-time wards.
Gates, playgrounds and buildings after hours.
Lobbies, drive-throughs and ATM tampering.
Break-ins, loitering and gate arms.
You sign with Zayup LLC, headquartered in Catonsville, Maryland. One point of contact who answers.
Our 24/7 operations floor covers overnight in the US and Canada and business hours in the UK and Australia. Night shift is a main shift, not an afterthought.
Operators work from our secured office, never from home, with a shift lead on the floor at all times.
We view through your existing platform. No footage is copied out, and you can revoke access in one click.
Our operators watch real client cameras in the US, Canada, the UK and Australia every day and night, not a pilot.
Example: a convenience store client has every lottery ticket that leaves the counter unscanned flagged to the owner.
24/7 coverage with a dedicated overnight team for US hours and a shift lead on duty.
No. If you can view your cameras from an app or website today, we can monitor them.
Any system you can view from an app or a web browser, including Alarm.com, Hikvision, Dahua, Lorex, Verkada, Eagle Eye and Milestone. If you can log in remotely, we can watch it.
Exactly what your site rules say: a talk-down through camera speakers where you have them, a call or text to you or your manager, and a call to police when you have authorized it.
Yes. Pick the hours that hurt most. Many owners start with overnight and add more later.
By site, number of cameras and hours covered. You get a fixed monthly quote on the 20-minute call, before anything starts.
A 20-minute call: we look at your camera setup, agree the rules, and set a start date.