Dash cams are increasingly sold as an add-on to a vehicle tracking plan rather than a separate product. Here's the general cost picture and what actually determines the price, so you can ask the right questions when you request a quote.
All prices shown include VAT and are provided for transparent, convenient comparison. Once you select a package or submit an enquiry, the relevant product provider may contact you directly to assist with your selection, pricing, and activation.
Many providers, including Netstar, price a dash cam as an add-on to an existing tracking plan rather than as a fully separate product — so the "price" you're quoted is often a combined monthly figure, not just the camera hardware.
A single forward-facing camera costs less than a dual-facing (road + cabin) or multi-camera setup. Higher resolution, night vision and built-in AI driver-monitoring features also push the price up.
Whether footage is stored locally (on a memory card) or uploaded via cellular data for remote/cloud access affects both the device cost and any ongoing data fee.
A dash cam wired into the vehicle's power supply for a permanent installation typically costs more to fit than a simple windscreen-mounted, battery or cigarette-lighter-powered unit.
| Configuration | Typical Monthly Add-On | Best Suited To |
|---|---|---|
| Single forward-facing camera | A modest add-on to an existing tracking plan | Basic incident/accident evidence |
| Dual-facing (road + cabin) | A moderate step up from single-camera pricing | Rideshare, delivery or family-driver monitoring |
| Fleet-grade, cloud-connected multi-camera | Priced per vehicle, quoted directly | Businesses running several vehicles |
All prices shown include VAT and are provided for transparent, convenient comparison. Once you select a package or submit an enquiry, the relevant product provider may contact you directly to assist with your selection, pricing, and activation.
Generally yes — dash cam options are usually offered as an add-on for existing customers as well as new sign-ups. Confirm current availability and pricing directly with Netstar.
No — a dash cam records footage for evidence purposes; it doesn't provide location tracking or a monitored recovery service on its own. See our car GPS tracker guide for what tracking actually covers.
Some insurers offer a discount for dash cam footage as supporting evidence in a claim, but this is set by the insurer, not the tracking provider. Confirm with your own insurer — see our insurance-approved trackers guide for how this generally works.
No. Tracker Prices SA is an independent comparison service. We are not affiliated with, and cannot speak on behalf of, Netstar.
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