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Off-air compliance from £15. Published, in plain sight.

No “request a demo”, no quote, no à-la-carte alerts — the price you see is the price you'll pay. Every compliance box includes Ofcom recording, 42-day retention, monitoring, listen-again, online-stream recording and automatic show tagging, because the box is doing the work anyway.

● These are our launch prices. We're in beta now — join to test at beta rates.
TierDeliveryComplianceMonthlySetup
FreeRecord your own feed · keep 1 show StreamNo£0
HobbyistRecord your own feed · keep 12 hours StreamNo£3
Stream monitoringSource-loss / dead-air alerts + uptime StreamNo£12
Record + listen againMulti-feed · full retention StreamNo£20
Compliance + monitoringOfcom-readySingle off-air feed · Ofcom record · 42-day retention · export · monitoring · listen-again · stream + auto-tagging HardwareYes£15£79.99
Compliance — Multi-feedFM + DAB · multi-station · higher limits · priority support HardwareYes£30£79.99
Setup fee follows the hardware — £79.99 wherever there's a box, once. No hardware, no setup fee. Compliance is grant-fundable from the Community Radio Fund and similar.
Common questions

What's included, and what isn't

What does the £15 compliance tier include?
Everything you need to be covered: continuous off-air recording of one DAB or FM feed, 42-day retention, one-click Ofcom export, 24/7 transmitter monitoring with alerts, listen-again, online-stream recording and automatic show tagging. £79.99 one-off setup covers the box.
Why is there a setup fee?
It follows the hardware — £79.99 wherever there's a box, charged once, so each unit covers its cost on day one. Stream-only tiers have no box and no setup fee. See the hardware for how the £99 refundable deposit works during beta.
Is there a contract or minimum term?
No long tie-in. It's a flat monthly price you can budget from the Community Radio Fund or a committee line. On a tight budget? Talk to us — we work with stations, not against them.
What's the difference between £15 and £30?
£15 covers a single off-air feed. £30 is for stations that need more — FM and DAB, multiple stations, higher limits and priority support.

Only off-air (hardware) tiers are Ofcom compliance evidence. Stream feeds are monitoring value-add. Why off-air matters →

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