Question

Can i cancel my doorbell subscription and transfer it to my stick up cams? Additional $70 is kinda pricey for me for the two more cameras.  Thanks.  

Answer 1

The $100/year plan includes as many cameras as you want.  

Comments

What this guy said. $100 for unlimited cams + longer storage + extended warranty. easy decision

Answer 2

You can either pay the monthly subscription of $3 per month per camera or $10 per month for an unlimited amount of cameras which also includes an added warranty time frame and a 10% discount on future orders. Or you can do the same but through their annual subscription amount of $30 per year per camera. Or $100 per year for an unlimited amount of cameras plus the previously mentioned added warranty and discount.  

Answer 3

If you have more than 2 cameras, it only makes sense to upgrade your subscription to the unlimited option. We love it!  

Answer 4

I know. I have two doorbells for $30 and i just bought 2 stick up cams BUT i cant afford the $100 for unlimited cam (also i don't need it) i just want my subscription transfered to the stick up cam instead of the doorbell. Sorry if my post is confusing. Thanks ☺️

Comments

@bunn74912 the $100 a year is worth it for the warranty you get on your equipment. We understand your question, it just makes better financial sense to go for the unlimited subscription

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@bunn74912 you can also pay a monthly payment of $10 per month. In the long run you pay an extra $20 per year, but it eases that burden of the $100 up front cost for those that might not have that much to spare the up front cost

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@kery627 i just don't think i feel the need to have 4 cameras 2 doorbells and 2 stick cams that almost have the same view. Already paying Arlo subscription as my indoor cameras so adding more $$$ is not an option for me now. lol

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Then why do you even buy the cameras? Doesn’t make since.  

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@bunn74912 if you have two doorbells but are only paying 30 dollars you must only have Ring Protect Basic Plan on one, because it’s 30 dollars a year per device. If you call Ring support they can help you.  

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@bunn74912 you can also do 10 dollars a month for Ring Protect Plus. long term it’s more money but might ease the immediate whack of a big bill.  

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@bunn74912 100 dollars a year! Really, I save that in my change jar

Answer 5

$100/yr and protect your investment as long as you own them. It will eventually come in handy.  

Answer 6

I agree with all the $100/year comments. However, that may not fit everyone's needs. the best answer to your question is you need to call Ring and see if they can transfer it.  

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@jacobs6521 Podjasek Thanks. Just bought $500 worth(stick up, solar and extra battery) so the $100 subscription is out of my budget right now  

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@bunn74912 can you do the monthly plan? Might be the way to go for a year. You can always cancel or change in the middle if needed.  

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@jacobs6521 the only plan i got right now is cancel my doorbell and transfer it to the stick up cams  

Answer 7

Remove a doorbell. Then it will work

Answer 8

I only pay $100/ year for 12 cameras.  

Comments

@commie where you from? Do you get a really cold winter? Just wondering how it'll hold during -40°C  never had issues with my doorbell in the last 3yrs (except for the night vision mode stopped working)

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Sorry, I'm in GA. 30 miles north of Atlanta. We never reach close to those  temperatures.