Voiceover Rate Guide - United Kingdom
The following tables represent a guide to the voiceover rates typically charged by voice artists in the United Kingdom. The guide has been compiled by Gravy For The Brain and a working group of top UK VO professionals and includes the published agreed rates* of the British actors union Equity. Note that most quotations are done through negotiation and you should not feel restricted by any upper or lower limits!
| ADR Audio Description | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
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| 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 |
| ADR BBC TV - ADR & General Voice | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| 5 Hour Session (including 1 hour break) - Minimum Fee £217 Overtime - £35 or part thereof Minimum fee for Post-Synchronisation if outside the engagement period - £217 ADR 1st Episode: £196 ADR 2nd Episode: £65.50 ADR 3rd+ Episode: £39 per episode. Additional payments due for overseas sales, videos etc | |||
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| The listed fees cover one UK terrestrial broadcast | |||
| 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 |
| ADR Group ADR - Independent TV Productions | |
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |
| 4 Hour session - Minimum Fee £271* Additional fee of 33.33% of the fee due if recording a second episode in the same session Additional fee of 20% of the fee is due if recording multiple episodes, for each episode, in the same session | |
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| In return for the session fee the producer acquires the right to one UK Network terrestrial transmission plus worldwide non-theatrical rights For a further payment of 20% of the session fee (£37) t |
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| 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 |
| ADR Group ADR - ITV (TV - Equity) | |
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |
| 5 Hour Session (including 1 hour break) - Minimum Fee £265.57 - with artists post-synching their own performance Sound recordings only: Drama - 2 hour session for 1 program/episode - minimum £108.11 Documentary, educational, religious, instructional, critical & magazine programs - 1-6 programmes - 4 Hour Session - Minimum £185.26 Documentary, educational, religious, instructional, critical & magazine programs - 1-13 programmes - 4 Hour Session - Minimum £278.51 Other types - 1-13 Programmes - 4 Hour Session - Minimum £623.92 Overtime - £35.55 per hour | |
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| As per Equity Guidelines | |
| 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 |
| ADR Group ADR - S4C (TV - Equity) | |
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |
| Post-Synchronisation: Full Session - 4 Hour Session - Minimum £196 Half Session - 2 Hour Session - Minimum £121 | |
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |
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| 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) |
| ADR PACT (TV ADR - Equity) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| ADR: £200 ADR 2 eps: £67 (additionally) ADR more than 2 eps: £40 (additionally, per episode) | |||
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| For more info please contact Equity | |||
| Notes | |||
| Equity Notes: ADR: Session shall not exceed four hours. ADR 2 Episodes: When material for more than one episode is recorded during a session an additional fee of 33.33% (£67) of the basic session fee is paid. ADR more than 2 episodes: When material for more than two episodes is recorded during a session further additional fees equal to 20% of the basic recording fee (£40.00) is paid for each additional episode. |
| ADR PACT Group ADR (Equity Films/Cinema | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| 4 Hour session - Minimum Fee £325. Low/very low budget films (registered with PACT only) - Minimum fee £106 for 4 hours + applicable usage fees All bookings plus £18.05 holiday pay, per day worked. | |||
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| Usage included in session fee | |||
| 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 Equity Notes: A.D.R. (Additional Dialogue Replacement or Automatic Dialogue Replacement) is not predominantly concerned with performance in character but is to do with the creation of 17 atmosphere and general characteristics sounds and dialogue to fit with action, often over crowd scenes. Special terms apply to A.D.R. sessions. (NB for postsyncing work please refer to clause F11.2.(ii). For revoicing please refer to Appendix FE). 2. The minimum fee for a four-hour session is £325. The fee shall entitle the Producer to incorporate the ADR Artist’s performance into the Film and to exploit it throughout the world in all media in perpetuity. 3. In an ADR session an ADR Artist may be required to do the following: a. Provide general vocalisation and dialogue to match the ‘on screen’ picture including ‘battle cries’, ‘screams’ and ‘non specific conversation’. b. Create dialogue to synchronise with the movements ofspecific ‘on-screen’ figures. c) Perform ‘provided script material’ forspecific ‘on-screen’ figures. c. Use specific individual skills and abilities such as vocal musical, accents and languages etc. plus specialist knowledge to create authentic period sounds and dialogue – equestrian, military, maritime, historic, religious etc. d. Provide additional non-specific ‘wild-tracks’. e. Post-sync an individual line of dialogue provided it is not that of a featured Artist, in which case the terms of Appendix FE should be applied. 4. ADR Artists shall not receive Net Profit Share or Royalty Payments. 5. Where an ADR Artist is employed on a Low Budget or Very Low Budget Film, the minimum session fee shall be £106 and the provisions of Appendix FF clause 4 shall also apply. |
| ADR Reversion Dubbing | |
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |
| 4 hour session - minimum £205 2 hour session - minimum £120 | |
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| 1. Reversion Dubbing means voicing a character's lines in a different language, e.g., localising a German language film into UK English 2. This fee does not apply when the dubbing is English to English - in which case see the other relevant ADR section 3. The 2 hour session is limited to actors who have not previously worked in this field or in case of experienced dubbers may be used for one principle role only, or several small characters in a single production |
| ADR Single ADR | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
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| 100%+ BSF, negotiated relevant to the character/part being played | |||
| Notes | |||
| 1. Single ADR means one actor voicing individual lines of dialogue, to picture (usually replacing poor or unusable on-set dialogue) 2. Rate quoted is per-hour 3. This does not include reversioning, or 'reversion dubbing' a different language |
| Additional Chargeable Items Audio Editing - Post-Production | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
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| 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 |
| Additional Chargeable Items ISDN Call Rates (Outgoing Only) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
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| 1. Outgoing call rates on ISDN systems may be charged to the hirer 2. Rates listed are per minute 3. ISDN is being phased out and should be completely removed by 2025 globally. |
| Additional Chargeable Items Recording Studio Charge | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
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| Notes | |||
| Some voice artists do charge for their home recording studio, by the hour. Some do not. It's up to you to decide on a client-by-client basis as to whether you should do this |
| Animation Animation - Straight to DVD | |
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |
| N/A | |
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| No longer applicable in the UK. |
| Animation Film, Animated Series - Episode Rate | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
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| By negotiation | |||
| 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. |
| Animation Film, Animated Series - Session Rate | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
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| 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 |
| Animation Web & Corporate Animation | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
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| Usage included in session fee for internal use only for corporate websites For generic www use, negotiate and/or see Web/Internet section |
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| 1. Rates listed do not include any broadcast or performance rights outside of the DVD 2. For broadcast and other rates see the appropriate section |
| Audiobook Audible Radio Drama | |
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |
| In progress - See Notes | |
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| 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! |
| Audiobook Audiobooks | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
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| Usage included within the price | |||
| 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 |
| Cinema Commercials | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
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| 500% of BSF for 1 year, or divisible by quarters, i.e. 125% for 3 months | |||
| 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 |
| Cinema PACT (Equity) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Voiceover (Including re-voicing and commentary): Session rate (4 hrs): £111 + applicable use fees. Post-Synchronisation: Up to 5 hrs: 1/2 of negotiated daily basic performance salary and use fees, £150 min. More than 5 hours: Full negotiated daily basic performance salary and use fees All bookings plus £18.05 holiday pay, per day worked. | |||
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| Notes | |||
| This PACT agreement is made by Equity. For more information, please contact Equity. 1. This Appendix relates to the terms for Artists engaged solely for the purposes of revoicing or commentary out of vision, but shall not apply to: a. post-synchronisation or dubbing of the Artist's own part (see clause F11.2(ii)) b. dubbing services carried out outside the UK for non-English language versions of Films. 2. The Artist shall be entitled to all the provisions of the main Agreement including Clause F25 and Appendix FA except as varied in this Appendix. 3. Artists shall be engaged for a "basic session" which shall not exceed four hours except as provided for in sub Clause 5 below. 4. There shall be for a basic session of not more than four hours a performance payment of not less than £111 plus the payment of nominated pre-purchased Use Fees (See Appendix FA). 5. The basic session may be extended by up to 30 minutes upon payment to the Artist of one eighth of the Artist's performance payment for each extension of 15 minutes or part thereof. 6. An interval of at least ten minutes shall be allowed approximately half-way through the session. A meal break of at least one hour shall be allowed between sessions. To qualify as a Low Budget Film (LBF), a Film must have a Production Budget of £3,000,000 or less. To qualify as a Very Low Budget Film (“VLBF”), a Film must have a Production Budget of £1,000,000 or less |
| Commercials IPA - Equity Agreement | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Voiceover: £200 Session fee per hour. Overtime payable on a pro-rata basis. Tags: BSF for first tag, then 10% of BSF for each additional tag. Test Commercials – normal session fee for one hour recording (£200) | |||
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| Voice over artists are considered to be Featured Artists in terms of the IPA/Equity Agreed Document and are therefore eligible for Use Fees. These are calculated via numbers of TVRs/impressions mult |
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| IPA = Institute of Practitioners in Advertising. This Equity agreement is intended for Film, Television and Online advertising. Sessions attended outside of the hours of 9am -6pm Monday - Friday will attract an additional payment of not less than 50% of the BSF per session, or during weekends and Bank Holidays, not less than 100% of the BSF for each session. These additional payments will not qualify for use fees Please see full recommended conditions for voice over artists in the IPA/Equity Agreed Document here https://www.equity.org.uk/media/6037/agreeddocument-uk-tv-commercials.pdf |
| Corporate Audio Guides | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
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| 50%-100% of BSF for 1 year | |||
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| 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 |
| Corporate Corporate - Generic VO | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
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| No usage fee if not broadcast | |||
| 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 |
| Corporate E-Learning | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
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| Usage included within the price | |||
| 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 |
| Corporate ELT (English Language Teaching) | |
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |
| Band A - Linear audio recordings irrespective of platform, in relation to a specific title: Min Fee £220 - Half Day Min Fee £367 - Full Day Min Solo Fee £260 - Half Day Min Solo Fee £439 - Full Day Band B - Non-linear audio recordings irrespective of platform, in relation to a specific title: Min Fee £259 - Half Day Min Fee £435 - Full Day Band C - Complete buyout for use on any format/medium and/or re-use in other titles: Min Fee £299 - Half Day Min Fee £527 - Full Day Band D - Dictionary & Database Min Fee £352 - Half Day Min Fee £631 - Full Day Overtime - £16.50 per 15 minutes, max 30 minutes on half day session, max 1 hour on full day session | |
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| Included in fees unless otherwise stated | |
| 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. |
| Corporate Medical Narration | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Rates are per hour of studio time, VO will need to estimate the time it will take to voice this. You may also consider adding post production on to the fee to include editing, clean up formatting etc.... | |||
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| No usage fee if not broadcast | |||
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| 1. Medical narration generally is more involved due to the additional prep-work needed regarding the difficult 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 |
| Corporate Public Service Announcements | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
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| Dependant on if charitable work or for broadcast etc | |||
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| 1. Organisational Campaigns are campaigns like "Don't drink and drive", or the "Green cross code". 2. In North America these are referred to as Public Service Announcements 3. Usage will follow the broadcast rates defined in each genre, e.g., television, radio and so on. 4. Usage may be negotiated to £0 if conducted for a charity |
| Corporate Toys & Physical Games | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
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| 400% of BSF | |||
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| 1. For clarity, this is defined as 'physical' toys, and not software toys, apps or Gaming (video games) |
| Gaming Game Dialogue (most UK Studios) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Equity Recommended Minimum Rates in Notes | |||
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| By Negotiation. E.g.: - 50% of BSF, capped at £1500 - One-off £500 payment |
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| 1. Video Games means games released on any platform capable of playing games. 2. Examples are PS5, 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 9. Equity have recently updated their view on recommended rates for gaming. It should be noted that although these are recommended rates, at the time of this update, no gaming companies have indicated that they will comply with these recommended rates. View Equity's recommended rate card here: https://www.equity.org.uk/advice-and-support/sector-specific-advice/videogames/videogames-recommended-rate-card |
| Gaming Game Dialogue (OMUK Studio Only) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Equity listed 'minimum' fees: £350ph - Micro game (under £0.5m), First hour. £175ph - Micro game (under £0.5m). £400ph - Indie game (£0.5m - £5m), First hour. £200ph - Indie game (£0.5m - £5m). £600ph - Standard game (£5m+), First hour. £300ph - Standard game (£5m+) Overtime paid at 30m pro-rata increments Late payments (over 30 days) - £10 per day | |||
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| Buyouts / Usage fee removed under the equity agreement in favour of incorporation into hourly rate, but agreement is in perpetuity, in all countries and any platforms but limited to that production. | |||
| Notes | |||
| 1. Video Games means games released on any platform capable of playing games 2. Examples are Playstation, XBOX, PC, Mac, IPhone/Android etc. The Equity OMUK agreement also gives the following provision to provide information prior to or at the time of the audition or offer, regarding: Content of a religious, sexual, racially sensitive, gender sensitive, or potentially violent nature. Profanity or offensive language. If a role requires vocal stress. A minimum of five-minute rest times per hour are mandated, to help protect the artists’ voice, and there will also be best practice employed to keep to a maximum of two hours of vocal stress per day. Any accent(s) that might be required. The working title of the game, the publisher/developer, budget classification (see below), hours of engagement, and recording dates. The studio will endeavour to ensure the voice artist will be given credit on screen. |
| Gaming Software Apps | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
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| 50% of BSF | |||
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| 1. This includes any non-game software apps, typically sold on the App Store and Google Play |
| IVR IVR - AMA/EMA Registered | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
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| Usage included in session fee | |||
| Notes | |||
| 1. IVR means Interactive Voice Response systems, i.e., the menu systems on corporate telephone systems 2. This rate quoted is per-prompt (where each prompt is not more than X words (usually 50 words, but you must be specific on this point!). 3. Some voice artists charge a minimum fee, e.g. £100. 4. AMA = Audio Marketing Association (now EMA -http://ohma.org 5. You should also negotiate re: ‘splitting of files’ / post production rates. The price per prompt should not include any post work. |
| IVR IVR - General Companies | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
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| Notes | |||
| 1. IVR means Interactive Voice Response systems, i.e., the menu systems on corporate telephone systems 2. This rate quoted is per each individual IVR prompt. 3. Most VO's work on a minimum charge of anywhere between £30-£100, based on negotiation |
| Internet Commercials (Web Only) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
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| 400% of BSF for 1 year | |||
| 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 |
| Internet Commercials (Web Only) - Pre-Roll | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| 400% BSF, for 1 year | |||
| 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 |
| Internet Explainers | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| 50%-400% BSF per year, negotiated based on the size of the hiring company, or estimated reach of the explainer | |||
| 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 |
| Internet Generic Voiceover (Web Only) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| 100% BSF, for 1 year | |||
| 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 |
| Internet Spotify (Non-Commercial) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| Usage included in the session fee | |||
| Notes | |||
| 1. This is for Spotify-based voiceover content, not commercials on Spotify. 2. For Spotify-based commercial advertising, follow the 'Commercials (Web Only)' rules 3. If your commercial is created by either Global or Bauer, the rate for Spotify is different and is paid by Global or Bauer - see the Spotify Commercial (Global & Bauer) entry in the Radio - Specific ILR category. |
| Internet YouTube Content (Non-Commercial) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| 100% BSF on top of usage for non-commercial work, for 3 months (or 400% per annum) | |||
| Notes | |||
| 1. Note the difference between unlisted YouTube content which can be embedded in a companies website, and public content which is searchable on YouTube 2. Based on #1, negotiate accordingly |
| Radio - Generic Bauer - Digital Broadcasts | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| £50.30 per 300,000 impressions (17p per 1,000 impressions) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Equity Agreed Rates | |||
| Notes | |||
| 1. This price is the agreement made between Equity and the Bauer themselves make their commercials in-house and for digital use only. For analogue broadcasts, please see individual radio stations. 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. |
| Radio - Generic BBC Radio - 1TX | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Full day: £201 Part day: 66.66% of full day but not less than £201 Additional rehearsal/performance days: £111 Additional part day (recalls only): £71 Read through (part day): £101 | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| Agreed Equity Rates with the BBC | |||
| Notes | |||
| These are the equity published rates for BBC Audio performers. The agreement covers professional performers engaged by the BBC for services on Radio, the World Service and Audio engagements covering the following categories: Actors undertaking dramatic roles, Dramatic Readings, Variety Performance, Ad hoc Chorus Singers, Solo Singers (in Entertainment programming), and Pop Groups whose performances is predominantly non-instrumental. TX stands for the transmissions rate, which means that 1TX is the minimum fee for your contribution being broadcast once and 2TXS is the minimum fee for your contribution being broadcast twice on BBC radio. The BBC Agreement includes a knock on scale of rates above the minimum rates. These are often referred to as the Artist’s 1A fee by the BBC. The practice is that artists will move up this knock on scale based on their experience, skill set, professional reputation and level of public recognition. In order to get your fee increased, an artist (or their representative) has to make a request to the BBC. |
| Radio - Generic BBC Radio - 2TXs | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Full day: £294 Part day: 66.66% of full day but not less than £294 Additional rehearsal/performance days: £157 Additional part day (recalls only): £105 Read through (part day): £101 | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| Agreed Equity Rates with the BBC | |||
| Notes | |||
| These are the equity published rates for BBC Audio performers. The agreement covers professional performers engaged by the BBC for services on Radio, the World Service and Audio engagements covering the following categories: Actors undertaking dramatic roles, Dramatic Readings, Variety Performance, Ad hoc Chorus Singers, Solo Singers (in Entertainment programming), and Pop Groups whose performances is predominantly non-instrumental. TX stands for the transmissions rate, which means that 1TX is the minimum fee for your contribution being broadcast once and 2TXS is the minimum fee for your contribution being broadcast twice on BBC radio. The BBC Agreement includes a knock on scale of rates above the minimum rates. These are often referred to as the Artist’s 1A fee by the BBC. The practice is that artists will move up this knock on scale based on their experience, skill set, professional reputation and level of public recognition. In order to get your fee increased, an artist (or their representative) has to make a request to the BBC. |
| Radio - Generic Commercials (Analogue, made by the Radio stations) | |
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |
| £30 - £855 - See "Radio Pulldown" below. NB These prices reflect only analogue broadcasts, and for Global and Bauer only. | |
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |
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| The rate includes usage buyout per commercial, per station, per voice for 12 months only NB: An additional charge of £125 is chargeable if the hiring client (not the radio station) wishes to dial-i |
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| 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 |
| Radio - Generic Commercials (produced by Ad Agencies) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| The market average buyout rate reported by voiceover artists for local radio stations is thought to be approximately £40 per commercial, per station, per voice, per tag for 3 months usage | |||
| 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 |
| Radio - Generic Drama - BBC (Radio) | |
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |
| 1. Full day - £252/£172* 2. Part day - 66.66% of the full day fee but not less than £252/£172*. 3. Additional rehearsal/performance days - £146/£103* 4. Additional part day (recalls only) - £99/£67* 5. Readthrough (part day) - £94/£94* | |
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |
| N/A | |
| 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. |
| Radio - Generic Global - Digital Broadcasts | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| No current agreement. Equity are currently recommending staying with the previous agreed rate of £50.30 for 300k impressions, or £83.83 for 500k impressions. | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| No current Equity agreement - on negotiation | |||
| Notes | |||
| The Equity union have released this information while they continue to negotiate with Global, on their Equity Audio Rates sheet: "Last year Global decided to cut the digital rate by 22.5%. Their new digital rate of £65 for 500,000 impressions (13p per 1000 impressions) was not agreed with Equity and not recognised as an Equity approved rate. However, we have agreed with Bauer to freeze the digital rate we have had in place since May 2021, which is £50.30 per 300,000 impressions (17p per 1,000 impressions). This is an interim measure whilst discussions are ongoing. Until a new agreement is reached with both Global and Bauer, our advice is that all Audio Artists should not deviate from the current Equity agreed digital rate, which is £50.30 per 300,000 impressions or £83.83 per 500,000 impressions (17p per 1,000 impressions). We strongly recommend not accepting anything below this agreed minimum rate." |
| Radio - Generic Imaging - BBC | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| Notes | |||
| The BBC is a non-commercial station so should have no commercial sponsorship |
| Radio - Generic Imaging - Non-Sponsored - Individual Station | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| Notes | |||
| 1. 'Non-sponsored' means a radio image (for example "You're listening to Heart FM") that does not include a paid-for advertising sponsorship (for example "You're listening to Heart FM sponsored by Gravy For The Brain") 2. Fee is per-hour session, not per image |
| Radio - Generic Imaging - Non-Sponsored - National Network | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| By negotiation | |||
| Notes | |||
| 1. 'Non-sponsored' means a radio image (for example "You're listening to Heart FM") that does not include a paid-for advertising sponsorship (for example "You're listening to Heart FM sponsored by Gravy For The Brain") 2. It has been known for national imaging to be paid for on monthly retainer with the VO rather than per session 3. Fee is per-hour session, not per image |
| Radio - Generic Imaging - with Sponsor | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| By negotiation | |||
| Notes | |||
| 1. 'Non-sponsored' means a radio image (for example "You're listening to Heart FM") that does not include a paid-for advertising sponsorship (for example "You're listening to Heart FM sponsored by Gravy For The Brain") 2. Fee is per-hour session not per image |
| Radio - Generic Podcasts - Audio Only | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| 50%-100% of BSF, per year | |||
| Notes | |||
| 1. These rates are standard industry rates in the UK 2. There are many small podcasts who want to employ voice artists who cannot afford these rates 3. If you would like to work for the smaller podcasts we suggest education on the industry rates, and then a negotiation process |
| Radio - Generic Promo - BBC | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| N/A | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| Notes | |||
| 1. Note that Radio Promos are segments that advertise radio slots or shows and are not Radio Commercials/Adverts which advertise commercial products 2. Rates are per session, not per trailer |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations 3FM - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations 97.1 Radio Carmarthenshire - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations 97.5 Kemet fm - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Abbey 104 (Yeovil / Sherborne) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Able Radio - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Absolute 80s - Digital | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Absolute Combined - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 7 - £335 | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Absolute Radio (Total) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Absolute Radio 00's - Bauer Media | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Absolute Radio 60s - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Absolute Radio 70s | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Absolute Radio 90s - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 4 - £75 (Analogue Only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Absolute Radio Classic Rock - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 4 - £75 (Analogue Only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Absolute Radio Country (was Country Hits Radio) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Absolute Radio London - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 3 - £54 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations All Absolute Stations - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 7 - £335 Note that this is for all the Absolute stations combined. | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations All Capital Stations - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 8 - £855 Note that this is for all the Capital stations combined. | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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. 4. Note that this price does not include App-Pre Rolls, DAX, Spotify or In-Store, all of which should be added separately |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations All FM (Manchester) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations All Heart FMs | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 8 - £855 Note that this is for all the Heart stations combined. | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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. 4. Note that this price does not include App-Pre Rolls, DAX, Spotify or In-Store, all of which should be added separately |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations All Radio X FMs | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Amber Sound | |
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |
| See Notes Section | |
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations App Pre-Roll | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| £50.30 | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| Notes | |||
| 1. This is the agreed minimum rates made between Equity and Global, and Equity and Bauer, for commercials used in any apps they may have which deliver commercials. 2. The App Pre-Roll price listed is for 300,000 impressions and renewals are done at 100% 3. 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. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Apple FM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Argyll FM - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Asian Sound Radio - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Asian Star | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Awaaz Radio (High Wycombe) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Awaz FM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Bauer Northern Ireland | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 4 - £75 (Analogue Only) To include Cool FM, Downtown and Downtown Country. Bauer Northern Ireland | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See notes section | |||
| 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. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Bay FM Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations BCFM - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Big City Radio | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Biggles FM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Bishop FM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Blyth Valley Radio | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Bolton FM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Bridge FM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Bro Radio - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Bute FM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Caithness FM - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Calon FM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Cambridge 105 | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital Anglesey & Gwynedd - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital Brighton - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital Dance | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital Derby - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital FM Birmingham - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital FM Liverpool | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital FM Liverpool - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital FM London | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital FM Manchester - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital FM North East (North) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital FM North East, (South) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital FM Nottingham | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital FM Scotland - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital FM South Coast | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital FM South Wales - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital FM Yorkshire - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 3 - £54 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital FM Yorkshire (East) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital Lancashire | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital Mid-Counties - Coventry (was Touch FM Cove | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital Mid-Counties - Rugby (was Rugby FM) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital Mid-Counties - South East Staffs (was Touc | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital Mid-Counties - Warwickshire (was Touch FM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital Mid-Counties North OXON was Banbury Sound | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital North Wales Coast | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital North West and Wales | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital Wirral | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital Xtra (London) - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 3 - £54 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital Xtra DAB | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Capital Xtra Reloaded | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Carrickfergus FM - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Celtic Music Radio | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Central FM - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations CFM - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Channel 103 - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Chris Country - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations City Talk 105.9 | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Classic FM (National) - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 8 - £855 Note that this is for all the Classic stations combined. | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| Note that this is for all the Classic stations combined. | |||
| 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. 4. Note that this price does not include App-Pre Rolls, DAX, Spotify or In-Store, all of which should be added separately |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Classic FM Digital - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 6 - £225 | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Classic FM London Macro | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Classic FM Midlands Macro - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Classic FM N. Ireland Macro | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Classic FM North Macro - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Classic FM Scotland Macro | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Classic FM South Macro - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Client attending session | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| One time fee £150 | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| Per session, each. | |||
| Notes | |||
| N/A |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Clyde 1 - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 3 - £54 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Clyde 2 - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Clyde Combined - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 3 - £54 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Cool FM - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 3 - £54 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Corby Radio | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Cuillin FM (Isle of Skye) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Dawn | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations DAX | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| £50.30 | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| Notes | |||
| 1. This is the agreed rate for 2021 made between the Equity union and Global. 2. DAX is the digital content delivery system run by Global. 3. This rate is for 300,000 impressions and the fee is 100% if renewed. 4. 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. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Dee 106.3 - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Dilse Radio 1035am | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Diverse FM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Downtown Combined | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Downtown Country | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Dragon Radio (DAB) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations East Coast FM (East Lothian) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Eava FM - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Encore Radio | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Energy FM - Isle of Man | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Erewash Sound - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Express FM - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Faza - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Fire 107.6 FM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Forest FM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Forth 1 - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Forth 1 & 2 | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Forth 2 - Bauer Media | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Forth Combined - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Fosse 107 - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Free Radio (Birmingham) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Free Radio & GHR (Coventry & Warwickshire) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Free Radio & GHR (Herefordshire & Worcestershire) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Free Radio & GHR Shropshire & Black Country) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Fun Kids - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Future Radio | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Garrison FM (Aldershot) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Garrison FM (Catterick) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Garrison FM (Colchester) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Garrison FM (Edinburgh) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Garrison FM (Salisbury Plain) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Gateway 97.8 | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Gaydio Community | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Gaydio London | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Gaydio Network | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 3 - £54 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GEM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GEM 106 - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GFM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Barnsley (was Dearne) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Beds, Bucks, Herts (was Mix 96) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Berkshire & North Hants (was The Breeze) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Blackpool (was Wave 96.5) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Bolton (was Tower FM) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Bradford & West Yorkshire (was Pulse 2) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Devon (was The Breeze South Devon) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Doncaster (was Trax) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Dorset (was Wessex FM) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR East Midlands (DAB only) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Essex (was Dream 100) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Gloucestershire (was The Breeze) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Gt.Yarmouth (was The Beach) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Harrogate (was Stray FM) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Hereford & Worcestershire | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Hull & East Yorkshire (was KCFM) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Ipswich & Suffolk (was Ipswich 102) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Leeds & West Yorkshire | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Lincolnshire (incl. Grimsby & Rutland) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Liverpool (was Radio City 2 / CityTalk) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Manchester, includes Oldham was The Revoluti | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR North Derbyshire (was Peak FM) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR North Norfolk (was N. Norfolk Radio) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Norwich (was Radio Norwich) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Plymouth (was Radio Plymouth) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Rotherham (was Rother FM) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Salisbury (was Spire FM) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Shropshire & Black Country (was Signal 107) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Somerset (was The Breeze) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR South Coast | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Surrey & East Hants (was Eagle) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Sussex (was Spirit FM) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Swindon (was SamFM) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Thames Valley (was Breeze – B’stoke/Newbury/An | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR W.Norfolk (was KLFM) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Wakefield (was Ridings FM) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Warrington (was Wire FM) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR West Country (was The Breeze) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR West Midlands | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Wigan & St.Helens (was Wish FM) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR York & N.Yorks (was Minster) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Yorkshire | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GHR Yorkshire Coast (was Yorkshire Coast Radio) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GO Radio | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Gold (Nottingham and Derby) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Gold Digital - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Gold London - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Gold Manchester - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Gold Network (All Gold's AM/FM) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Government Leisure Centre Radio | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Gravity FM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Greatest Hits Radio | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Greatest Hits Radio Network | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 7 - £335. Includes Scotland “2” stations, Downtown Country, etc. | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| NA | |||
| 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. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations GTFM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Hallam FM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart 70s | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart 80'S | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart 90s | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Bedfordshire - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Beds, Bucks, Herts - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Berkshire - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Bristol & Bath - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Cambridge - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Cornwall - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Crawley - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Dance | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Digital - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Dorset - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Essex - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Essex (Colchester) - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Exeter & Torbay - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Extra | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Gloucestershire - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Hampshire - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Harlow - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Hertfordshire (Watford) - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Kent - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart London - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Milton Keynes - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Norfolk - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart North Devon - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart North East - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart North Lancs. and Cumbria | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart North Wales - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart North West - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 3 - £54 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Northamptonshire - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Oxfordshire - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Peterborough - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Plymouth | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Plymouth - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Scotland - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Somerset - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart South Hams - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Suffolk - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Sussex - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Torbay and South Devon | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Wales South - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart West Midlands - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 3 - £54 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Wiltshire - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heart Yorkshire - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heartland FM - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heat | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Heat | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 3 - £54 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations HFM - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations High Peak Radio - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Hits Ipswich (DAB only – was Town 102) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Hits Manchester | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Hits Network scotland | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 6 - £225 | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| NA | |||
| 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. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Hits Radio Liverpool (City & GHR AM) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Hits Radio Network | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 8 - £855 Note that this is for all the Hits Radio stations combined. | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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. 4. Note that this price does not include App-Pre Rolls, DAX, Spotify or In-Store, all of which should be added separately |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Hits Radio North West | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Hits Radio S. Yorks (Hallam & GHR AM) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
|
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Hits South Coast | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Hope FM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Hot Radio | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Huntingdon Community Radio | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Imagine FM - Imagine FM Limited | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Imagine Radio (Derbyshire Dales and East Staffords | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations In-Store Radio (1-149 Stores) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| 1 to 149 stores - £29.50 | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| Notes | |||
| 1. This is the agreed minimum rates made between Equity and Global, and Equity and Bauer, for commercials used in in-store radio. 2. The In-Store price listed is for 12 months usage and renewals are done at 100% 3. 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. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations In-Store Radio (150-299 Stores) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| 150 to 299 stores - £35.10 | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| Notes | |||
| 1. This is the agreed minimum rates made between Equity and Global, and Equity and Bauer, for commercials which are used in in-store radio. 2. The In-Store price listed is for 12 months usage and renewals are done at 100% 3. 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. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations In-Store Radio (300+ Stores) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| 300+ stores - £43.50 | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| Notes | |||
| 1. This is the agreed minimum rates made between Equity and Global, and Equity and Bauer, for commercials used in in-store radio. 2. The In-Store price listed is for 12 months usage and renewals are done at 100% 3. 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. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations In2Beats (Bedford) - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Inspiration FM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Instream | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| £50.30 | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| Notes | |||
| 1. This is the agreed rate for 2021 made between the Equity union and Bauer. 2. Instream is the digital content delivery system run by Bauer. 3. This rate is for 300,000 impressions and the fee is 100% if renewed. 4. 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. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Island FM | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Isle of Wight Radio - Media Sound Holdings | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Isles FM - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations IUR FM (Newry) - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Jack 3 (Oxford - DAB) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Jack FM (Oxford) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Jack FM 2 Hits Oxfordshire | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations JACK Surrey | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Jazz FM (DAB) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 3 - £54 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Kent Business Radio - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Kerrang (DAB) - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Kingdom FM - Global | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Kiss 100 London - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Kiss Combined (excludes KiSStory) - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 7 - £335 | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Kiss East Anglia | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Kiss Fresh DAB - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 3 - £54 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Kiss South West | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 2 - £42 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations KISStory DAB - Bauer | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations KMFM (East) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations KMFM (West) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations Kohinoor Radio | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 1 - £30 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| N/A | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the rates on Radio Generic, Digital Broadcasts. |
| Radio - Specific ILR Stations LBC (London) | |||
| Equity Agreed Minimum Rates* | |||
| Band 5 - £105 (analogue only) | |||
| Typical Current Actual Market Rates** (see note below about what typical means & the variables involved) | |||
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| Usage Fee/Usage Buyout Structure | |||
| See Notes Section | |||
| 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 £30 station, with 5 scripts (or 1 script with 5 different taglines), to be played out on 20 stations, the price would be calculated as £30 x 5 x 20 = £3000. 3. Note also that this is for a usage license for 12 months only, and for analogue broadcast only. For digital broadcast see the ra |