| BIT RATE | Capacity Units | Cost (per year) | NOTES |
| 24 k/bit per sec | 18 | £1,350 | DAB+ only (mono) |
| 32 k/bit per sec | 24 | £1,800 | DAB+ only (mono) |
| 40 k/bit per sec | 30 | £2,250 | DAB+ only |
| 48 k/bit per sec | 36 | £2,700 | DAB+ only |
| 64 k/bit per sec | 48 | £3,600 | DAB+ or DAB (mono) |
| 80 k/bit per sec | 58 | £4,350 | DAB (mono) |
| 96 k/bit per sec | 70 | £5,250 | DAB (mono) |
| 112 k/bit per sec | 84 | £6,300 | DAB (joint stereo/mono) |
| 128 k/bit per sec | 96 | £7,200 | DAB (joint stereo) |
| 160 k/bit per sec | 116 | £8,700 | DAB (stereo) |
| 192 k/bit per sec | 140 | £10,500 | DAB (stereo) |
The above rates are quoted inclusive of a 50% discount applicable to organisations with an annual turnover of less than £1 million.
This rate card is currently based on a charge of £75.00 (ex. VAT) per capacity unit per year (for organisations with an annual turnover of less than £1 million) and £150.00 (ex. VAT) for organisations exceeding a turnover of £1 million per annum.
Figures above exclude VAT (we are not currently VAT registered), are correct as at July 2023 and are subject to future revision.
The above figures are the standard rate charged by North Norfolk Digital Limited for carriage on the King’s Lynn DAB multiplex. For example, these are the charges that would typically apply to services broadcast by established commercial broadcasters such as those holding national commercial licences (analogue or digital) and / or local commercial licences (analogue or digital).
The rates above are for the transmission of “broadcast ready” programme streams with the broadcaster providing encoding / text / pictures in a form which can be fed into the multiplexer without further alteration. North Norfolk Digital Limited can provide these and other services and support at additional cost.
Discount Factors: North Norfolk Digital Limited may, solely at its own discretion and in light of its operational own circumstances, choose to offer individual discounts on the above figures for one or more of the following reasons:
- Broadcaster holds an analogue Community Radio Licence
- Broadcaster holds a digital (C-DSP) Community Radio Licence