Prices
What it costs, in one place.
Nothing is on sale yet and nothing takes a card. These are the prices we expect to charge when it ships in the last quarter of 2026, published now so you can decide whether to bother pre-ordering.
At home or in an office
Two ways to buy it.
The software
£39a year
For a screen and a machine you already have.
- All five views on one screen
- Runs on Windows, on a small PC by the screen
- Point it at your own sky or anywhere on earth
- Every update while the licence runs
- If it lapses, the last version you had keeps working
The player
£249once
Arrives ready. The licence is in the price and does not renew.
- Set up, licensed and pointed at your location before it ships
- Plugs into any screen with an HDMI input
- No PC, no terminal, nothing to configure on site
- Add a screen: 15 inch or 20 inch, about £200 at cost
- Waiting on unattended power-cut recovery before we post one
Keep a display more than about six years and the player works out cheaper, which is deliberate: the hardware price carries the software rather than competing on the box alone.
For a site
Lounges, terminals, flight schools.
Two parts
From £249 per display, once, for the player: set up and pointed at your location before it ships. Then £99 per display per year for the licence, every update, and support direct from the person who wrote it.
Screens and installation
We can supply the screens at cost if you would rather it arrived as one job. Installation is optional and quoted per site: a player arrives ready to plug in, so most rooms will not need it.
Several screens, one building
Each display watches wherever you point it, so the lounge can show your own apron while reception shows the airport and the briefing room shows the circuit. That is a conversation rather than a checkout, which is what the form starts.
What you get for the annual part
The licence, every update released while it runs, and somebody who answers email. Not a call centre and not a portal: an address that reaches the person who wrote the software.
A receiver
Free, if your roof is somewhere the sky is not already heard.
Not a product and not for sale. We build a small number and place them where coverage is thin, because a receiver in central London adds almost nothing and the same box on a hill fills in a blank. It is yours to keep, it feeds your own display, and it feeds the network the rest of the product depends on.
The small print, in plain words
Things worth knowing before you pay anything.
Nothing is charged now
A pre-order takes no card and creates no contract. It holds your place in the queue, and we build in the order people pre-ordered. You can cancel with one click, which deletes the record.
These prices may move
They are what we expect to charge. Hardware costs what it costs, and we would rather adjust a published number than quietly ship something worse to defend it. You will be told the real price before you are asked to pay it.
If we stop trading
The licence cost comes off and the final build is published able to read whatever ADS-B source you point it at. Anything already on a wall keeps working. That is written into the terms, not just said here.