DoorBird D1101V IP Video Doorbell

Quick verdict

If you want a doorbell that records to your own NAS and integrates locally, DoorBird is the gold standard - and the price reflects it. The official Home Assistant integration uses local push for ring and motion events, and RTSP/ONVIF feeds any local NVR. The catch beyond cost: DoorBird paused its native Apple Home, Alexa and Google integrations, so those now require third-party bridges (Home Assistant handles the rest).

Standout: A premium IP doorbell with an open HTTP/RTSP/ONVIF API and local-push Home Assistant integration - full local video, events and door control, no monthly fee.

Last checked: 2026-06-07

Compatibility snapshot

Why it stands out

• Open LAN-2-LAN HTTP API plus RTSP and ONVIF - full local control and NVR recording, no subscription
• Genuine local-push Home Assistant integration for ring, motion, camera and the door relay
• 1080p ultra-wide camera with IR night vision and a configurable door-opener relay

Reasons to hesitate

• Premium price, often $700-$900
• No native Apple Home / Alexa / Google (vendor paused them; bridges required)
• Event setup is configured in the DoorBird app before it surfaces in Home Assistant

Best for

• Self-hosted setups that want local doorbell video to a NAS with no subscription
• Home Assistant users who value an open, documented local API

Avoid if

• You want a cheap battery doorbell
• You need native HomeKit/Alexa/Google without running Home Assistant or a bridge

Privacy and local-control notes

Publishes an open LAN-2-LAN HTTP API plus RTSP and ONVIF, so video, events and the door relay all work on your LAN with no subscription. A DoorBird cloud app exists for mobile push/remote access but is optional for local Home Assistant use.

Home Assistant support: supported · integration path: DoorBird integration (local push).

Buying reality check

Price notes: Premium - roughly $670-$925 depending on retailer and finish.

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