Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

Commercials may be licensed for use online. The minimum negotiable rate will be 100% of the commercial rate (as shown above).

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

No longer applicable in the UK.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This is a new genre and neither Equity nor the working group can yet provide enough adequate data. We suggest working in the meantime for either BBC Radio Drama rates or the Audiobook Rate.

2. Audible refers to the company Audible rather than radio drama that is can be heard!

Notes

1. Audio Description means voicing the on-screen action / dialogue for a visually impaired audience.

2. Rates listed are per-hour

3. There are reported occurrences of this work being priced per film or episode

Notes

1. The artist, if required may charge additionally for post-production services (if this is not inherent in the original contract)

2. Post production in this instance means the editing, renaming, de-popping/clicking, file separation, renaming, compression/normalisation/EQ of the audio recordings

3. Rates listed are per-hour

Notes

1. Traditionally this is defined as museum-style audio guides

2. Recently this is including audio-guide apps, which may have additional usage

3. In terms of market rates, these rates are typically UK-based companies only. Many international companies will not pay rates this high

Notes

1. Per Finished Hour means per hour of playback of the edited recording

2. The PFH rate does not include a cost for you to edit the recordings

3. How long it takes you to complete one PFH depends on how well you perform as a voice artist - know your rates!

4. There are several companies now offering a royalty share on sales only, and no actual payment for production.

5. We do not recommend working on audiobooks based on point #4

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. Bumpers are bookends for programs usually involving a sponsor, e.g., "The weather, sponsored by Gravy For The Brain".

2. Rates are per session, not per bumper

3. Try and negotiate your rate higher if they are also using the bumpers for on-demand

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

In some cases on smaller channels, satellite, cable or internet channels, TVR's are not given, and 'Impressions' are given instead.
You can work out how many TVR's are calculated (backwards) from the above calculation, and then round that number up. For example, 1 TVR = 490k viewers, and if the number of impressions was 390,000, this would equate to 1 TVR.
The calculation is: Number of impressions divided by 490,000, and rounded up to the nearest whole number. This is confirmed by Equity. You then use this figure as a Network TVR and calculate your usage based on the methods above.
Most agents simplify the process by charging the client a session fee AND 200% of the session fee per 3 month block of use on each video on demand channel.

Notes

1. This applies to commercials / adverts run in UK cinemas only.

2. For other cinema's worldwide it is advisable to charge the usage fee again, per country, and/or negotiate

Notes

1. This is for commercial adverts produced not by the radio station but by advertising agencies.

2. Note - it's up to the voice artist to put a note in their diary and then call up the ad agencies to ask them if they want to renew after the 3-month usage period.

3. The lines defining what is a radio station and what is an ad agency are sometimes blurred - try and find out exactly who owns the contract to produce the advert, and if the agency is part of the radio station

Notes

1. These are for commercials produced by the radio stations only, and not by advertising agencies.

2. The quoted Equity rate is per commercial, not per session. Note that individual taglines (e.g. "Offer ends on Monday" and "Offer ends tomorrow") are treated as separate scripts and so require additional payment equivalent to the same rate.

3. E.g., one commercial with 3 taglines is classed as 3 separate commercials...and this is then multiplied by the number of stations. For example, a commercial rate of £24.40 with 3 taglines and 4 stations would be quoted £24.40 x 3 x 4 = £292.80

Notes

1. Web commercials are as TV commercials but used on the internet

2. Rates are per session, not per commercial but the usage fee is per commercial

3. Based on #2, it's possible you may only charge the usage if the BSF for the recording was charged already elsewhere

Notes

1. Pre-Roll videos are commercials which appear on sites like YouTube before, during or at the end of the main video content

2. Rates are per session, not per commercial, but the usage fee is per commercial

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. TV Continuity is the channel announcer of programming and program links

2. The fees are negotiated but try and negotiate higher - it is unlikely you will get other continuity work once you are the voice of a channel

3. The fees quoted are per hour, not per link

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. Corporate voiceover is defined as generic VO used for a companies AV content.

2. This does not include commercial, explainer or web-content, unless on an internal intranet only.

3. For non-commercial content used on the www, or hosted on Youtube, see the other relevant sections to negotiate the usage fee

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. Hours of work. Full day - 7 hours work in a 9 hour period including 1 break of not less than 1 hour. Part day - 4 hours. Additional day - 6 hours work of an 8 hour period including 1 break of not less than 1 hour.

2. Overtime. Up to 60m overtime - £9.35 per 15 minutes thereof. Over 60m up to 120m - 75% of additional day fee. Over 120m and up to 180m - 100% of additional day fee.

3. Min weekly salary on the Radio Drama Company - £568. Weekly trainee rate £503 with £500 contract completion.

4. The Archers scale a program between £259 and £294

5. * = the first figure is for 2x transmissions, the second is for 1x transmission only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. E-Learning is usually charged per-scripted-word

2. Some voice artists sensibly include a minimum fee (e.g. £150) to make small jobs worthwhile

3. Some voice artists use a sliding scale, e.g. 0-1000 words = £0.60 per word, 1001-2000 words = £0.40 per word etc

Notes

Commercials may be licensed for use online. The minimum negotiable rate will be 100% of the commercial rate (as shown above).

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. There are only a limited number of organisations in the UK who produce ELT content.

2. All of these organisations are signed up to the Equity Suggested Rate

3. Note this genre is called "Spoken Voice Recordings for Educational Non-Broadcast Use" in Equity

4. Half day is 3.5 hours including a 30 minute break, Full day is 8 hours including a 2 hour break

5. Not more than one hour's material may be recorded during each 3 hours of work

6. The use to which a recording will be put, shall be stated on each individual contract

7. Where improvisation is used for a substantial part of a session (40% or more) an additional fee of £28 per artist will be chargeable

8. For singing sessions: Bands A&B use the Band A solo fee, Bands C, use the speaking rate fee for Band C.

Notes

Commercials may be licensed for use online. The minimum negotiable rate will be 100% of the commercial rate (as shown above).

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. Web explainers are show-how videos, often done in cartoon or doodle form, and then narrated, typically 1-2m long.

2. Rates are per session with usage per explainer video unless otherwise negotiated

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

Rates quoted are per episode, typically 3-4 episodes per day. Budgets range in animation production from the very small to the very large

Find out what the overall production budget is, the distribution and what the marketing budget is.
Bear in mind broadcast fees, web fees and other usage fees, plus if your performance will be used in TV/Radio/Cinema commercials

Your performance and the character's voice may lead to merchandising, gaming, toys and more. This is usually included in your usage payment, in perpetuity, worldwide.

Based on the above points - negotiate. You may be possible to negotiate in stages, e.g. one stage for broadcast usage, one stage for commercial advertising, toys, gaming etc.

Notes

Animations are typically paid per-episode (see above). In rarer cases or after episodic payments are done, the following typically apply and include all usage worldwide in perpetuity:
Hourly Rate: £300-£350
1/2 day rate: £500
Full Day Rate: £1000
Pickup Rate: £200

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. Video Games means games released on any platform capable of playing games

2. Examples are PS4, XBOX, PC, Mac, IPhone/Android etc

3. Games are ranked as A, AA and AAA titles, denoting their size, budget, distribution and marketing scale

4. The Usage fees in the UK vary from producer to producer and none are agreed, hence the 3 different usage fees listed

5. Today's games are often built once and then distributed to multiple platforms and multiple regions

6. Negotiation can sometimes take place based on the game size, the number of platforms it will be distributed to and the global reach

7. Usage is usually indicative of a license in perpetuity for that title

8. Be aware of the contract terms on usage in incremental games in a series, e.g., Fallout 1, Fallout 2, Fallout 3 and re-use of your performances

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

One fee per voice performed per script per station.
All remakes and tag changes are charged as individual scripts.
Demo commercials are charged at the station rate.
Rates are for radio commercials only, unless otherwise stated.
Where an advertising agency/client or other person not directly employed by the producing company participates in an ISDN engagement a minimum premium of £126 per session will be charged.

Notes

One fee per voice performed per script per station.
All remakes and tag changes are charged as individual scripts.
Demo commercials are charged at the station rate.
Rates are for radio commercials only, unless otherwise stated.
Where an advertising agency/client or other person not directly employed by the producing company participates in an ISDN engagement a minimum premium of £126 per session will be charged.

Notes

One fee per voice performed per script per station.
All remakes and tag changes are charged as individual scripts.
Demo commercials are charged at the station rate.
Rates are for radio commercials only, unless otherwise stated.
Where an advertising agency/client or other person not directly employed by the producing company participates in an ISDN engagement a minimum premium of £126 per session will be charged.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. Generic Voiceover on the web is straight VO on web-based content which is not commercial, explainer, e-learning, ELT etc.

2. Rates are per session and then the usage is for the content with in that session

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.

Notes

1. ADR is (Additional or) Automated Dialogue Replacement, replacing unusable/altered dialogue to picture

2. Group ADR is usually referring to crowds and background voiceover, usually to create atmosphere.

3. These TV Productions are made by the BBC.

4. Actors can voice no more than 10 words relating specifically to on-screen scenes. For more than 10 words see the Single ADR rate

5. A maximum of two hours overtime may apply. After two hours a new session fee is charged
6. A maximum of 13 episodes per session may be included

Notes

1. ADR is (Additional or) Automated Dialogue Replacement, replacing unusable/altered dialogue to picture

2. Group ADR is usually referring to crowds and background voiceover, usually to create atmosphere.

3. Group ADR is also known as 'Wallah'

4. Actors can voice no more than 10 words relating specifically to on-screen scenes. For more than 10 words see the Single ADR rate

Notes

1. ADR is (Additional or) Automated Dialogue Replacement, replacing unusable/altered dialogue to picture
2. Group ADR is usually referring to crowds and background voiceover, usually to create atmosphere.
3. These TV Productions are made by ITV.
4. Actors can voice no more than 10 words relating specifically to on-screen scenes. For more than 10 words see the Single ADR rate

Notes

1. ADR is (Additional or) Automated Dialogue Replacement, replacing unusable/altered dialogue to picture

2. Group ADR is usually referring to crowds and background voiceover, usually to create atmosphere.

3. These TV Productions are made by S4C.

4. These apply only to Welsh language programmes made by members of the Welsh Independent Producers Association (TAC)

Notes

1. ADR is (Additional or) Automated Dialogue Replacement, replacing unusable/altered dialogue to picture

2. Group ADR is usually referring to crowds and background voiceover, usually to create atmosphere.

3. These Independent TV Productions relate are commissioned by ITV, C4 and BBC Productions

4. Actors can voice no more than 10 words relating specifically to on-screen scenes. For more than 10 words see the Single ADR rate

Notes

1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Radio Stations when the radio stations themselves make their commercials in-house. For any commercials made by Ad Agencies, different rates apply - please see the Radio - Generic genre for more details.

2. The price per station is a multiplier which is used to calculate the rate for that commercial, multiplied by the number of commercials (including separate taglines), the number of radio stations that commercial is played out on and the number of voice artists (in this case, 1, you).

For example on a £24.40 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £24.40 x 5 x 20 = £2,440.

3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only.