Put your name on the work.

Sponsor a named position inside the programmes and take the credit on screen, in the episode description and in every cutdown that follows.

How this is priced

Underwriting, stated plainly.

An episode costs a known amount to make: a stage, a crew, a day, and the post that follows it. You underwrite a share of that and your name goes on it. Real work, real number, both sides.

Rates are quoted against the position and the cost of the work. The audience figures behind them are counted, dated and in the media kit.

The inventory

Two kinds of position.

Baked in

Carried in the programme

Opening and closing billboards, the end card, a credited segment, and the magazine page that runs alongside the block. Baked-in positions travel with the episode wherever it is later distributed, which is most of their value.

Spot

Placed around the programme

Pre-roll and mid-roll on the audio strand, placements in the magazine, the event programme, and the email list. Spot positions are bought for a season or an issue and do not travel with the episode.

Packages

Three shapes, depending on what you sell.

Each is built around what the advertiser actually needs rather than around a quantity of seconds. The enquiry below starts a conversation, not a checkout.

Author

A book to place

Magazine presence, a credited mention in the programme, and an audio read. Built for a launch window rather than a year.

Product

Something to show

Billboard positions, on-screen presence, and a magazine page where the product can be photographed properly rather than described.

Service

A practice to fill

Credited segment sponsorship, event presence, and placement in the strand that reaches the owners most likely to need the service.

Ministry and nonprofit

A reduced rate applies to churches, ministries and registered nonprofits across every package. Ask for it by name on the enquiry and it is applied without a negotiation.

The audience

What you would be buying.

Every number we publish was counted, and carries the date it was counted.

Channel by channel figures, each with the date it was counted, are in the media kit. Ask for it on the enquiry form and it comes back the same day.

Standards

Who we say yes to.

The standard is what makes a credit here worth having. Your name sits beside brands that cleared the same bar.

  • Products and services that do what the advert says they do
  • Claims the advertiser can show, in writing, if a viewer asks
  • Brands happy to be named on screen, because every placement is disclosed
  • Categories that sit comfortably beside a programme people trust

Ask for the full standard on the enquiry and it comes back with the rate card.

Enquiry

Tell us what you are trying to reach.

No rate is quoted from a form. This goes to the network directly and the reply proposes a position and a number against what you are actually trying to do.

No rate is quoted from a form. Choose Advertising or sponsorship and tell us what you are trying to reach, and the reply proposes a position and a number against what you are actually trying to do.

Someone from the network replies within two business days.