Pricing
Try everything free for 30 days. Then a one-time license keeps remote access on for good. Updates are optional after the first year.
$149
Includes 12 months of maintenance.
Transmitting requires an amateur radio license. Operating rules
$39/ year
or $4 a month. Starts after your included year.
72 hours of remote access for a station without a license.
In plain words
| Your station is | At home | From away | Updates and support |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free trial, first 30 days | Everything | On | Every release, plus support |
| Trial over, no license | Everything: radio, rotator, amp, logbook, FT8, memories, on the station PC, and on your home network if you allow it | Off. Away access ends. A weekend pass turns it on for 72 hours | Releases from your trial keep working; newer ones need a license |
| Licensed | Everything | On, for good | Every release and support, for 12 months included, then while maintenance is active |
| Licensed, maintenance lapsed | Everything | Still on, for good | Paused at the last release before it lapsed. Renew any time to pick up the newest, with no back-pay |
Your station keeps working as a full local controller: the radio, rotator, amplifier, logbook and FT8, from the station PC, and from your home network if you allow it. Reaching it from away needs a license. Nothing is deleted and nothing locks you out of your own radio.
No. The license includes 12 months of updates and support. After that, maintenance is optional. Skip it and your station, remote access included, keeps working on the version you have. Renew later and updates resume from the newest release, with no charge for the months you skipped.
One station: the Windows PC next to your radio and the gear it controls. Sign in to it from as many of your own phones, tablets and computers as you like.
72 hours of remote access for a station without a license, for $9. Good for a contest weekend or a trip, without committing to a license.
If remote access ends while you are on the air, the station treats it like any lost connection: the transmitter unkeys. Licensing never switches off a safety feature: the drop-out unkey, the one-tap stop and the amplifier band check work the same, licensed or not.
No. Move your license to the replacement PC yourself, once a year, from your account. If you need to move it again sooner, contact support and we'll do it.
By card, through Stripe's secure checkout. We never see or store your card number. Maintenance can be billed yearly or monthly and canceled at any time.
