Community radio
Gramex can provide you with a licence for a non-profit radio channel.
Who is this for?
Community radio licences are intended for licensed, non-commercial radio stations. The station must be a non-profit organisation providing a so called social benefit. The programming is mainly produced by non-governmental organisations and/or volunteers. The licence covers both FM broadcasts and simulcasts.
Remuneration
Remuneration is determined in accordance with the below community radio price list. The remuneration amount is calculated based on both the annual hours of use of protected phonogram music and the population in the coverage area. The price list is revised annually.
Price list
| Protected phonogram music, annual hours of use | Population in the coverage area (maximum) A: 100 000 or less | B: 100 001 – 2500 | C: More than 250 000 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Maximum 900 hours = 75 h / month on average | 1 484,94 € | 2 351,16 € | 3 402,36 € |
| 2. 901 – 1800 hours = 76 – 150 h / month on average | 1 856,17 € | 2 969,89 € | 4 331,08 € |
| 3. 1801 – 3000 hours = 151 – 250 h / month on average | 2 227,40 € | 3 563,89 € | 5258,56 € |
| 4. 3001 – 4200 hours = 251 – 350 h / month on average | 2 598,66 € | 4 157,89 € | 6 187,25 € |
| 5. More than 4200 hours = more than 350 h / month on average | 2 969,89 € | 4 751,81 € | 7 114,73 € |
Reporting
The radio station does not have to report which phonograms have been used.
Billing
Gramex charges an annual remuneration according to the above price list, primarily charged as a single fixed fee in the following May–August on an invoice submitted by Gramex. Current value added tax is added to each remuneration.
Contact us
Please contact us for an agreement.
