Brand & marketing
Radio & audio partnerships
Choose a script and format for the objective, then confirm voice rights, music licences and publishing. Agree review and revisions with clear partnership labelling.
- Scripts and structure
- Audio review
- Defined distribution
Pricing basis
Production and publishing quote
Scheduling
Scheduled by script, recording and publishing resources
Who it’s for
- Brands exploring audio communication
- Teams explaining products and use cases
- Projects needing audio content assets
What you get
- Objective, script and recording brief
- Audio in agreed formats and versions
- Companion copy and rights records
- Publishing plan and available metric definitions
Packages
- Popular
Brand audio spot
Scope-based quote
- Audio-ready messaging and script
- Recording, review and agreed publication
Audio feature
Project quote
- Theme, interview or content script
- Audio production and companion copy
Scope, fees and timing follow the proposal agreed by both parties.
How it works
- 1
Define the need
Clarify goals, context and timing
- 2
Agree the scope
Set deliverables, owners and exclusions
- 3
Review the proposal
Specify cost, schedule and acceptance
- 4
Deliver in stages
Review milestones and record changes
- 5
Accept and hand over
Check outputs, handover and support
FAQ
Human or synthetic voice?
Confirm the method in the proposal. A specific person’s voice needs permission; define language, pronunciation review and final usage.
Can we start with an open brief?
Start with your goal, current problem and target timing, then decide on a single service or staged project. This page previews the offer and interaction; the form does not send enquiries yet.
How are cost and timing determined?
They depend on scope, available inputs, delivery resources and acceptance criteria. A proposal separates included work, third-party costs and changes; scheduling follows scope agreement.