Sitelapse vs Tempo Timelapse
Two Ontario companies running the same kind of long-term construction timelapse. The closest comparison on this page — and the one where the honest answer is "it depends what you need."
- ✓ You want published pricing before getting on a call
- ✓ You want month-to-month billing that ends when the project closes
- ✓ The portal is for your team and client, not for public embedding
- → You want a vendor that may offer an embeddable public feed — confirm directly, as we couldn't verify this
- → You're comfortable getting a custom quote rather than a published rate
Feature comparison
| Feature | Sitelapse | Tempo Timelapse |
|---|---|---|
| Head office | Mississauga, Ontario | Ontario |
| Published pricing | $350–$550 CAD / camera / mo | Not published — quote only |
| Client portal | Included | Not published |
| Embeddable public feed | Not offered | Not published |
| Live view | Included | Not published |
| Power | Solar (+$150/mo) + LTE, no site power | Not published |
Tempo Timelapse data sourced from tempotimelapse.com. Source site was unreachable at publication (September 2026); rows reflect publicly reported information only. Pricing not publicly listed.
The closest comparison here: an honest read
Tempo Timelapse runs the same core model as Sitelapse: solar-and-cellular enclosures, continuous capture, and a client portal for viewing and downloading photos. Tempo's site did not respond when we checked, so we can't confirm current details beyond that — including whether it still offers an embeddable public feed. Sitelapse's portal is built for you and the people you share access with, not for public embedding.
If a public progress feed on your marketing site is something you actually want, ask Tempo directly and confirm before you commit — we can't verify it from here.
Pricing: one is published, one isn't
Sitelapse publishes every tier on its website: $350, $450 and $550 CAD per camera per month, no contract. Tempo does not list pricing publicly — a quote comes after contact. Industry rates for construction camera rental generally run $200–800 CAD per camera per month.
Power: one is published, one isn't
Sitelapse runs on solar (+$150/mo per camera) and LTE, with no site power needed to the camera — which matters on a lot with no hydro yet. Tempo's site did not respond when we checked, so we can't confirm its power setup here; ask directly if that's a requirement for your site.
Common questions
See what Sitelapse costs for your site
No sales call required. Pricing is on the website — or contact us and we'll give you a written quote within 24 hours.