Airtime Pro review
Airtime Pro brings scheduling, playout, monitoring, and publishing into one broadcast platform.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Airtime Pro is a broadcast operations platform for organisations managing audio channels and programming. It combines broadcast library management, scheduling, exports, analytics, studio operations tools, Master Control Room rundowns, live playout monitoring, and publishing features. The product is aimed at broadcasters running one or more channels, with options for single-channel teams, networks, and enterprise operations.
The published plans show three channel-based options, all priced through a sales conversation. Single channel includes the full platform and is priced per channel. Network also includes the full platform and is designed for multiple channels in one organisation. Enterprise adds playout, integrations, and onboarding. This structure puts the main purchasing question around channel scope and operational requirements, while the Enterprise tier is the clearest fit for organisations that need additional implementation or integration support.
Airtime Pro’s strongest distinction is the breadth of its broadcast workflow coverage. Studio tools support room operators, Master Control Room functionality supports rundowns and on-air monitoring, and live playout monitoring addresses operational oversight. The Client Portal adds branded schedules and stakeholder access, while web and EPG publishing extend the service beyond internal broadcast management. Teams that want scheduling, automation, monitoring, analytics, and audience-facing publishing in one system should consider Airtime Pro. Smaller teams seeking a straightforward audio hosting tool, or buyers who need publicly stated pricing before speaking with sales, may prefer a narrower option.
Airtime Pro pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Scheduling, library management, playout, and monitoring support daily operations
- Master Control Room rundowns and Studio tools cover operator workflows
- Branded schedules, web publishing, EPG publishing, exports, and analytics
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires a sales conversation rather than published figures
- Channel-based pricing may become complex for multi-channel organisations
- Integrations are listed only with the Enterprise plan
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