Latest CCTV Camera Prices in Pakistan (2026): Complete Price Guide by Type & Brand

If you’re planning to install CCTV cameras this year, chances are the first question is: how much does a CCTV camera actually cost in Pakistan right now? Prices shift often — currency changes, import costs, and new camera generations all move the market — so a number you saw six months ago may already be outdated.

This guide gives you a realistic, updated price range for every major camera type and brand tier sold in Pakistan in 2026, so you can budget accurately before you buy. For exact live pricing on every model currently in stock, browse our Security Cameras page — it’s updated continuously rather than periodically.

CCTV Camera Prices in Pakistan by Type (2026)

Camera Type	Typical Price Range (PKR)
Indoor WiFi Camera	3,000 – 12,000
Outdoor WiFi Camera	5,000 – 20,000
PTZ WiFi Camera (Pan-Tilt-Zoom)	7,000 – 35,000
3MP Analog/IP Camera	3,500 – 13,000
5MP Analog/IP Camera	8,000 – 19,000
4K IP Camera	15,000 – 40,000
Solar/4G Outdoor Camera	18,000 – 55,000
4-Channel CCTV Kit (cameras + DVR)	28,000 – 70,000
8-Channel CCTV Kit (cameras + NVR)	55,000 – 140,000
Standalone NVR/DVR	9,000 – 45,000

These are indicative market ranges, not fixed prices — actual cost depends on brand, resolution, features, and current stock. Check live prices for exact current figures on any model.

What Moves the Price Within Each Range

A “5MP IP camera” isn’t one product — it’s a category that spans a wide price gap depending on:

Night vision type — standard IR vs full-color night vision
AI features — human/vehicle detection vs basic motion alerts
Storage — microSD-only vs NVR + hard drive vs cloud subscription
Connectivity — WiFi-only vs local SIM support for remote monitoring without home internet (a big factor for overseas Pakistanis monitoring property back home)
Brand tier and authenticity — genuine, warrantied stock from an authorized distributor vs unofficial imports

Prices by Brand Tier

Enterprise/Professional: Hikvision and Dahua lead this segment with the widest product range, from budget analog cameras to advanced AI-powered systems — pricing spans the full range above depending on the specific model.

Smart Home/Consumer: IMOU, EZVIZ, VStarcam and TP-Link Tapo generally sit toward the lower-to-mid end of the WiFi camera ranges, with app-first setup aimed at homeowners rather than installers.

Budget WiFi Specialist: VStarcam is positioned specifically around affordable WiFi cameras with strong app support, making it a common choice for DIY buyers who want to skip installation costs entirely.

Local Market Prices vs Online Prices

If you’ve shopped at a physical electronics market — Hall Road in Lahore or Regal Chowk in Karachi is the best-known example — you’ve probably noticed prices vary shop to shop for what looks like the same camera. That’s usually down to warranty terms, whether the stock is genuine or grey-market, and how much haggling room a shop builds into its sticker price. We’ve covered this in detail for Lahore specifically in our CCTV camera price guide to Hall Road suppliers, if you’re comparing local market shopping against buying online.

Online pricing from an authorized distributor tends to be more consistent nationwide — the same model costs the same whether you’re ordering from Lahore, Karachi, or Peshawar, and the price reflects genuine stock with warranty backing rather than a market-day negotiation.

Questions to Ask Before You Buy (Regardless of Where)

Is this an original, brand-authorized product?
What warranty period is included, and who honors it?
Does it support a local SIM card for remote monitoring, or WiFi only?
Is the night vision full-color or standard IR?
Does it record to SD card, NVR, cloud, or a combination?
Will it work with your existing NVR/DVR if you’re expanding a system?

Asking these before comparing prices prevents the most common mistake: comparing two “similar” cameras that aren’t actually equivalent products.

How to Budget for a Full System, Not Just a Camera

A single camera price rarely reflects total cost. For a realistic budget, factor in:

Number of cameras needed for full coverage of entry points
NVR/DVR and hard drive, if going wired
Cabling, if wired — often the most underestimated line item
Router capacity or local SIM data, if relying on WiFi or 4G cameras

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average price of a CCTV camera in Pakistan in 2026? A basic indoor WiFi camera typically starts around PKR 3,000–5,000, while a complete 4-camera kit with NVR generally falls between PKR 28,000 and 70,000, depending on brand and resolution.

Why do CCTV camera prices vary so much between sellers? Price differences usually come down to whether the product is genuine or grey-market, the warranty included, resolution and night vision quality, and whether you’re buying a single camera or a bundled kit.

Is it cheaper to buy CCTV cameras from a local market or online? Local markets can offer negotiable prices, but online prices from an authorized distributor are typically more consistent and come with clearer warranty terms, since pricing isn’t dependent on shop-to-shop haggling.

Do CCTV camera prices in Pakistan change often? Yes — currency fluctuations and import costs mean prices can shift within weeks, which is why range-based guides need periodic updates rather than one-time price lists.

Where can I check current CCTV camera prices in Pakistan? You can view live, continuously updated pricing across all camera types and brands on our Security Cameras page.

Concluding Remarks:

CCTV prices in Pakistan move often enough that any “final number” goes stale fast — but the ranges above give you a realistic starting point for budgeting in 2026, whichever camera type or brand tier you’re considering. For the exact current price on any specific model, browse our full range of security cameras — pricing there reflects today’s stock, not last quarter’s.