Right now, Ring offers a total of three subscription plans — Basic, Plus, and Pro. The Basic plan only allows video capture from one device and offers features such as 180-day video history, person alerts, notifications, alarm notifications, and the ability to download up to 50 videos in one batch.
Next in the hierarchy is the Plus subscription, which adds benefits such as support for multiple devices in the same location without any hardware limits and an extended product warranty. This one costs $10 per month, or $100 each year
And finally, we have the Pro subscription, which starts at $20 every month. It provides a long list of exclusive features such as cellular alarm backup, round-the-clock professional monitoring, and a backup internet facility, as well. The price hike is not surprising. Over the past few months, Google’s Nest and Arlo have also blessed their customers with a fatter home security bill.
On a positive note, Amazon recently announced that it will discontinue the “Request for Assistance” feature in its Neighbors app. This feature has previously enabled law enforcement and safety agencies to solicit Ring camera footage from communities to aid in their investigations.
