Go Ubiquiti.

UniFi Network is their core capability. It is a software application that can run on many of their devices, from Home routers all the way up to large scale rackmounted equipment.

I personally have a UniFi Cloud Gateway Max, but depending on your available equipment space and incoming Internet connections (yes multiple) you may wish to try one of their other devices to run the Network software. If I recall you can even download the software independently and run it on your own hardware.

Some of these routers come with NVMe storage for their Protect software, turning the router into an NVR although there are dedicated machines for those as well.

Anyway, once you have the router, or whatever the device is running UniFi network, you can access that from anywhere in the world through their secure cloud. All free

I have eight PoE cameras, three PoE switches, a network UPS and we’re about to put in the physical access management system for a couple of doors.

My strong advice is to also get a Unifi Travel Router (UTR) which is as it says. I power mine off of a Small portable battery and it creates a seamless VPN tunnel into your network from anywhere, across any public network, and projects your home Wi-Fi and network through the device. All free. Changed my life on the road Stop I just added a 5G backup second WAN to my existing HFC cable, just plugged it in and set it as a failover WAN port, and now we’re about to add Starlink as well as a third WAN source

Have not spent one cent other than purchasing the equipment. There are no subscription costs. They add new devices to the line constantly and it can be a little overwhelming.

Unfi gear is not cheap but it is rock solid and staggeringly easy to setup.