Point us at the room. We'll tell you what's wrong with it, and exactly what fixes it.
For people who do this every week.
The £34.99 check answers one room, once. Studio is the same engine — the same Sabine/Eyring figures, the same standards, the same honest, vendor-neutral routes — priced for someone specifying rooms as part of their job, not someone with one echo problem to solve.
What a Studio license gets you today
One license, unlimited rooms, for as long as the subscription runs — not a per-report meter.
Reverberation time, speech clarity (STI) and C50, to the same Sabine/Eyring and IEC 60268-16 methods as the £34.99 check — never the blurred demo.
Each room's target is shown against the basis it's judged on — BB93, BS 8233, CIBSE Guide B4 — so the figure means something to whoever you hand it to.
Panels, carpet, curtains, upholstery — vendor-neutral areas for each, because Echo doesn't sell absorber and isn't paid by anyone who does.
The same downloadable report as PAYG (print-ready to A4), with the 3D hero shot, for as many rooms as the license is used on.
Not just the one you had time for.
For as long as the subscription runs.
What we're building next for Studio
The workflow layer — the part that turns "unlimited single rooms" into a tool a practice lives in day to day. We'd rather say plainly what's still being built than let a feature list imply it's finished, so this is a roadmap, not a claim.
Save rooms into projects — a school's classrooms, a hotel's function suites — with a heat-map of which pass and which don't, at a glance.
Place absorption on named walls and zones rather than one blanket floor/wall/ceiling choice. The calculation engine for this is built and verified against the published reference formulas; the workflow to use it room-by-room is next.
Your logo and company name on the report instead of ours, for consultants and integrators reselling this to their own clients.
Everyone in a practice working from the same saved projects, not one person's personal bookmark.
"Before proposal" vs "after the client added carpet", on the same saved room, so progress across site visits is easy to show.
Your result against N other rooms of the same type we've calculated — anonymised, aggregated, and only possible once enough rooms have gone through Echo.
A CSV of rooms in, a combined report out, or a webhook into your own CRM or reporting stack.
Tell us what your practice actually needs
If you're specifying rooms every week, the roadmap above should be built around what would actually save you time — not our guess at it. A person reads these.
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