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Tactacam Reveal data plans, costed

Quick answerTactacam Reveal bills per camera, discounted additional cameras. No free tier, but plans can be paused between seasons and additional cameras on one account are discounted.
Tactacam Reveal X 3.0
Tactacam Reveal camera / Cellular trail camera

Tactacam Reveal X 3.0

$99.99 listed price, changes often See it on Amazon

What are the Tactacam Reveal plan tiers?

TierPhotos a monthMonthlyAnnual
Starter250$5.00$55.00
Intermediate500$8.00$85.00
ProUnlimited$13.00$120.00

Billing: per camera, discounted additional cameras. No free tier, but plans can be paused between seasons and additional cameras on one account are discounted. Figures are a 2026 snapshot of the published plan list; brands change plans between seasons, so confirm in the app before you buy.

What does a season cost at different photo counts?

Photos a monthCheapest tier3 months6 months12 months
100Starter$15.00$30.00$55.00
250Starter$15.00$30.00$55.00
500Intermediate$24.00$48.00$85.00
1,000Pro$39.00$78.00$120.00
1,500Pro$39.00$78.00$120.00
2,500Pro$39.00$78.00$120.00
5,000Pro$39.00$78.00$120.00

Tactacam Reveal cellular cameras

Cameras that run on this plan, cheapest first.

Frequently asked questions

Does Tactacam Reveal have a free plan?

No. Tactacam Reveal does not offer a free tier. Plans can be paused between seasons, which is the closest equivalent for a scouting camera that sits idle part of the year.

Do I need a separate SIM card for a Tactacam Reveal camera?

No. Tactacam Reveal cameras use the brand's own data plans, bought in the app, and connect without a SIM you buy from a phone carrier. Coverage still depends on the networks the camera supports at your exact spot, so check signal on site before relying on it.

Researched from published specifications, brand plan lists and verified owner reviews; we do not claim hands-on testing. General information, not professional, legal or security advice. Trail camera rules differ by state: some restrict transmitting cameras during hunting seasons or on public land, so check your state wildlife agency. Recording and audio laws vary; only record where you have the right to.