Connected security is becoming an increasingly important part of residential and commercial properties across North America. Homeowners are adopting intelligent entryway technologies to monitor visitors, receive delivery notifications, communicate remotely, and improve property awareness. The combination of widespread broadband connectivity, smartphone usage, e-commerce deliveries, and growing consumer interest in connected-home technologies is creating a favorable environment for smart doorbell adoption, particularly across the United States.

According to The Insight Partners, the Smart Doorbell Market Size was valued at US$8.36 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach US$108.51 billion by 2034, expanding at a CAGR of 32.95% from 2026 to 2034. The global addressable opportunity is estimated at US$404.03 billion during 2026–2034. North America accounted for 32–35% of the industry in 2025 and is projected to grow at a 31–34% CAGR through 2034, while the US represented approximately 78–82% of North America's 2025 opportunity and is expected to register a 31–33% CAGR during the forecast period.

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North America Emerges as a Major Growth Hub

North America has established itself as one of the most important regions for connected entry-security technologies. The region benefits from mature smart-home ecosystems, high internet penetration, strong consumer purchasing power, established DIY security channels, and widespread use of smartphones and cloud-connected services.

The US remains the primary contributor to regional demand. Smart doorbells have moved beyond basic visitor notification and increasingly function as part of integrated security systems. Consumers can connect doorbells with smart locks, indoor and outdoor cameras, lighting, alarms, voice assistants, and mobile applications. This broader ecosystem approach is encouraging households to replace conventional doorbells with connected alternatives.

Third-party research also highlights the strength of US adoption. SafeHome.org estimated that 58.9 million US households used video doorbells in 2026, equivalent to approximately 48% of households.

Key Drivers Supporting US Demand

Package Delivery and Doorstep Security

The rapid expansion of e-commerce is one of the strongest drivers supporting smart doorbell adoption in the US. Frequent home deliveries have increased the need for real-time visibility around entrances, particularly for packages left unattended.

Smart doorbells allow homeowners to receive notifications when people or packages arrive, communicate with delivery personnel, and maintain video records of activity around the entrance. These capabilities make the devices particularly attractive to suburban households, families, apartment residents, and property owners.

The opportunity extends beyond residential consumers. Property managers, small businesses, rental communities, and multifamily housing operators are increasingly exploring connected entry monitoring to improve security and visitor management.

AI-Enabled Visitor Detection

Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the functionality of smart doorbells. Modern devices can distinguish between people, packages, vehicles, and other movements, helping reduce unnecessary notifications and provide more relevant security alerts.

US consumers are already demonstrating interest in AI-enabled home security. A 2026 Pew Research Center survey found that 18% of US adults reported having an AI-enabled smart doorbell, increasing to 23% among adults aged 30–49.

AI-based facial recognition, package detection, activity summaries, and contextual alerts are expected to become increasingly important competitive features. Manufacturers that combine accurate detection with privacy-conscious processing can strengthen consumer confidence and differentiate their products.

Wireless Installation and DIY Security

Battery-powered and wireless smart doorbells are particularly well suited to the North American housing environment. Consumers can install many devices without extensive electrical modifications, making them attractive for existing homes, rental properties, apartments, and renovation projects.

DIY installation also supports the broader US trend toward self-managed security. Consumers increasingly want flexible systems that can be purchased online, installed independently, and managed through smartphones without requiring complex professional installations.

Privacy and Cybersecurity Remain Important

Rapid adoption also brings challenges. Smart doorbells collect video, audio, and other information around residential properties, making privacy and cybersecurity important considerations for US consumers.

NIST research on US smart-home users found that security and privacy concerns remain relevant as connected-home adoption expands. The study emphasizes the importance of device-specific security education and better understanding of responsibilities surrounding smart-home data.

Consequently, manufacturers are expected to invest more heavily in encryption, secure authentication, local processing, privacy controls, and transparent data-management policies. These capabilities can become important differentiators as consumers become more aware of connected-device security.

Canada and Mexico Add Regional Opportunities

While the US dominates North American demand, Canada and Mexico provide additional growth opportunities. Canada is benefiting from residential upgrades, connected-home adoption, and security requirements in single-family homes and condominium properties.

Mexico represents an emerging opportunity, particularly in metropolitan areas where broadband availability, urban development, and consumer interest in property-security technologies are increasing. As product prices become more competitive and wireless installation becomes simpler, adoption can expand beyond early technology users.

Top Companies

Major companies analyzed in the industry include Aeotec Limited, Arlo Technologies, Inc., August Home, Inc., Eques Inc., Google LLC, iseeBell Inc., Ring LLC, SkyBell Technologies, Inc., Soliom Solar Home Security, and Xiaomi Corporation.

Competition across North America is increasingly centered on AI capabilities, video quality, cloud services, subscription offerings, interoperability, battery performance, privacy, and integration with broader home-security ecosystems.

Future Outlook

The North American outlook remains highly positive through 2034. The US is expected to remain the regional growth engine as smart doorbells become integrated into broader residential security platforms rather than functioning as standalone devices.

Future product development is likely to emphasize edge AI, enhanced person and package recognition, longer battery life, improved low-light video, stronger privacy controls, and interoperability with smart locks and other connected devices. Subscription-based video storage and advanced AI services can also provide manufacturers with recurring revenue opportunities.

The combination of strong US adoption, e-commerce delivery volumes, increasing AI integration, DIY security preferences, and mature smart-home infrastructure positions North America for sustained expansion. With the global industry projected to rise from US$8.36 billion in 2025 to US$108.51 billion by 2034, North America—particularly the United States—is expected to remain a strategically important region throughout the forecast period.

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