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JingleLark Agency Implementation, Productizing Radio Audio for Retainer Clients

Learn how to build a radio production retainer service using JingleLark's 24 broadcast voices and unlimited mixing. This course teaches agencies how to structure pricing around monthly jingle production, manage voice cloning workflows for client branding, and deliver station IDs, sweepers, and sponsor spots that meet broadcast loudness standards without hiring voice talent.

Open the decision record for JingleLark

What does running JingleLark for clients commit you to?

Published figures for this service. Blank fields are not published.

Monthly tool cost
Not published, JingleLark uses usage-based pricing with credits charged only for voiceover generation; mixing and rebuilds are free
Time to first value
Not published
Payback
Not modeled, requires agency-supplied client price, labor rate, credit usage per jingle, overhead, and expected volume
Guided implementation
8 hours

Is JingleLark worth running as a client service?

JingleLark is a low-setup, fast-to-first-output tool for voiced radio imaging, so an agency can test a managed delivery service quickly. Whether the service is profitable remains unknown until client pricing, labor, and usage costs are supplied and tracked.

An agency-fit judgement for reselling this service. It is separate from the tool description on the decision record.

Before you start

What has to be in place before the first client engagement.

Tools and subscriptions

  • JingleLark account with usage-based credits for voiceover generation
  • Script drafts prepared to fit the char limit (220 characters or fewer for one credit; up to 900 characters accepted)
  • An 8-30 second clear-speech recording per voice to be cloned, if using the voice-clone option
  • A file handoff path to clients for MP3/WAV downloads (no native playout or CSV integration exists)

People and inputs

  • Shortlist of 24 radio voices across 6 on-air roles mapped to client formats
  • Reference sheet of 88 sounds (45 intros, 28 beds, 15 outros) for building consistent station imaging
  • A client intake and script-review checklist to support the low-complexity setup
  • A credit-usage tracker per client and per voiceover delivered

Estimated investment: Not modeled, vendor usage-based pricing is published without explicit tier dollar amounts; agency must confirm current credit costs with JingleLark before quoting clients

Included with the course

7 working documents for delivering this service.

  • Radio Retainer Pricing Worksheet - Monthly Jingle Packagesworksheet
  • Voice Cloning Intake Form - Client Recording Guidelinestemplate
  • Jingle Production SOP - Script to Broadcast Deliverysop
  • Client Voice Role Selector - Matching Tone to Station Formatguide
  • Monthly Jingle Delivery Checklist - Station IDs, Sweepers, Spotschecklist
  • Remix Request Template - Tracking Unlimited Revisionstemplate
  • Commercial Rights Documentation - Client Work Complianceguide

Listed by name. These documents are not yet published as individual downloads.