About Accidents.cam

Accidents.cam exists for one reason: truth in the moments that matter.

Every day, crashes happen on public roads and the story becomes unclear—memories conflict, details get lost, and claims take longer than they should. At the same time, millions of drivers carry dashcams and smartphones that capture what really happened, yet that footage often never reaches the people who need it.

Accidents.cam is a digital evidence marketplace that securely connects everyday drivers and witnesses with verified organizations—insurance companies, law firms, and investigators—who rely on accurate visual proof to resolve claims and determine liability.

What we do

We help transform raw accident footage into authenticated, licensable digital evidence by combining:

• Secure, encrypted uploads
• AI-assisted video and metadata analysis
• Verification workflows and integrity checks
• Chain-of-custody tracking and audit logs
• Clear licensing terms and transparent compensation

Our promise to uploaders

If you capture footage of a motor vehicle accident, your submission can have real value. Once verified, you receive a guaranteed minimum payout, and if a verified buyer licenses your footage, you earn additional compensation through a tiered revenue share model based on quality and evidentiary value.

You keep your ownership rights. Accidents.cam simply helps verify, protect, and license your footage in a way that's secure, compliant, and fair.

Our promise to enterprise clients

Accidents.cam helps organizations find high-value evidence faster—with safeguards designed for professional use. We provide:

• Verified access to an expanding catalog of real-world incident footage
• Search tools to match incidents by time and location
• Watermarked previews and controlled downloads
• Documented chain-of-custody records for audit and litigation support
• Optional API integration for claims workflows

Trust and privacy

We treat video evidence with the seriousness it deserves. Accidents.cam is built with privacy-forward controls, strict access rules, and a commitment to handling sensitive information responsibly—because real people are involved in real events.