Two plans, billed monthly or yearly.
Cancel whenever you like. Thirty-day money-back guarantee on the first payment, no questions asked.
Basic
One host, one show, one insert per episode.
- Drag-and-drop main track + one jingle per project
- Position, volume, fade in / fade out controls
- All input formats: MP3, WAV, AIFF, M4A, FLAC, OGG
- Output: MP3 up to 256 kbps, WAV 16-bit
- Activate on 1 device (Mac or Windows)
- Email support
- All security & bug-fix updates
Ultimate
Several inserts per episode, ducking, and a batch queue for a whole season.
- Everything in Basic, plus:
- Multiple jingles per project
- Batch processing — queue many files at once
- Auto-ducking of the main track during jingles
- Custom presets — save and reuse settings
- Pro output: MP3 320 kbps, FLAC lossless, 24-bit WAV
- Activate on up to 3 devices
- Priority support & beta-feature access
Prices in USD. VAT may apply for EU customers. Features listed under Ultimate ship across upcoming releases and unlock automatically on your subscription.
Questions we get from producers
Does this replace my editor?
No, and it is not meant to. Record and edit wherever you already do. JingleLayer handles the step after that — dropping idents, sponsor reads and bumpers onto the finished file without reopening the session.
Can I process a back catalogue?
The batch queue in Ultimate takes a folder of episodes and applies the same insert plan to each. It is the usual reason stations move up from Basic.
How many machines can I activate?
Basic activates on one machine, Ultimate on up to three — typically the studio desktop, a producer's laptop, and a backup box. Mac and Windows count the same.
We are a station with several producers. What then?
Write to hello@jinglelayer.org and we will put together a seat count that matches the newsroom rather than three separate subscriptions.
What happens if we stop paying?
Paid features stay available to the end of the billing period. After that the app still installs and updates, but paid features are locked until the subscription resumes. Files you already rendered are yours regardless.