Our partners
Starting a radio station involves more than just a broadcast licence. Below are the companies we work with and recommend — from transmitter infrastructure to playout software and streaming technology. Click any partner to visit their website.
nextKast is an all-in-one radio automation platform that combines music scheduling, playout, built-in stream encoders, voice tracking and audio processing into a single system — with no hidden extras. Winner of the NAB 2025 Best of Show Award, it's used by stations worldwide and is designed to get you on air quickly without complexity.

Music 1 is professional music scheduling software built for radio programmers who demand consistency, flow and precision. It handles song rotations, tempo balance, artist separation, segue rules, liners, promos and more — ensuring your station sounds hand-curated around the clock. Available as a desktop application or via MusicOne Cloud, which runs on any device.

Ofcom is the UK's communications regulator, responsible for licensing small-scale DAB multiplexes and the stations that broadcast on them. All SSDAB licences are issued and overseen by Ofcom.
Viamux is the UK's leading small-scale DAB solution provider and author of more than 45 successful Ofcom licence applications. They offer a complete end-to-end service — from coverage predictions and licence applications through to DAB/DAB+ broadcast chain supply, cloud-based multiplex management via their Optimux platform, and 24-hour monitoring and technical support.
AdMaster is affordable, smart and user-friendly traffic and billing software for radio and TV stations, trusted by broadcasters in 46 countries. Its advanced algorithm schedules complex ad campaigns in under three minutes, handling spacing, block balancing, artist separation and billing automatically — with no hidden fees and unlimited users per licence.
If you supply products or services to the radio broadcasting industry and would like to discuss a partnership with Suffolk SSDAB, we'd love to hear from you.
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