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 statistical 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.
Only need one room? Buy this room only — £70, once
The same figures as the Echo check, built for people who do this every week.
Every surface set on its own.
A glazed north wall beside three plastered ones, each treated as what it is.
Compare finishes before you buy.
Swap a floor or ceiling finish and see the difference before anything is ordered.
See it, not just read it.
Orbit the room, walk inside it, and drag between today and the treated room.
Reports with your name on them.
White-label reports and a one-page brief to send to suppliers.
Rooms that fit your project.
Flat, sloped and vaulted ceilings, and rooms traced from a plan.
Options that respect the brief.
Set what can't be touched and the routes follow.
What a Studio license gets you today
With a subscription, one license covers unlimited rooms for normal professional use, for as long as it runs. It is not a per-report meter. (The one-off Studio option covers one room.)
Reverberation time, speech clarity (STI) and C50, to the same statistical 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. Echo does not sell panels and is not 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.
The same mark, every room, all year.
Every report a Studio licence produces carries this exact trace — the truest reading first, each return after it a little further from the source. However many rooms your practice puts through it this year, it's the same mark, the same method, every time.
From a figure to a decision
A reverberation time on its own doesn't get anything specified. These are the parts that turn it into a recommendation a client can say yes to.
Each main way to reach target comes with its area, a typical relative cost band (£ to £££) — plus a two-material blend compared side by side, for when one material alone is awkward.
Try carpet instead of vinyl, or panels on one wall, and see the reverberation time, speech clarity and result move before you commit anything to the saved room.
Every report opens with a plain-English paragraph on what's wrong, why, and what fixes it — drafted from the room's own figures, ready to paste into a proposal.
A two-question check for noise complaints that tells you whether it's reverberation in the room — which absorption fixes — or sound coming through a wall, which it doesn't.
For rooms checked by their size, a placement plan showing roughly where each route sits — downloadable as a picture, or as a DXF file your CAD package opens.
Pick the room type and a rough size and Studio fills in sensible dimensions and finishes; switch to surface-by-surface detail whenever you want it.
The workflow layer
The part that makes Studio a tool a practice can work in from project to project. Ordering opens soon, once our professional indemnity insurance is in place.
Save rooms into a project — a school's classrooms, a hotel's function suites — and see every one of them at a glance. Every saved room across the account rolls up into a single heat-map: what is within the target and what is not, without opening each project in turn.
Open your projects →Place absorption on named walls and zones instead of one blanket floor/wall/ceiling choice — a glazed north wall next to three plastered ones, a raked ceiling with panels only over the stage. The same statistical engine as the £34.99 check, run surface by surface.
Start a room →Add your company name and logo once, in Settings, and every report a saved room produces from then on carries it instead of ours — built for consultants and integrators reselling this to their own clients.
Add your logo →Add a colleague to any project by email and they work from the same saved rooms alongside you — not a screenshot forwarded back and forth. Managed from inside the project itself.
Open your projects →Every time a saved room changes, the version it replaces is kept, not overwritten. Open a room's history to see "before proposal" vs "after the client added carpet", and restore any past version in one click.
Open your projects →Every room type Studio understands, with the published target it's checked against and the exact standard it comes from — BB93, BS 8233, CIBSE Guide B4 and more — in one place, plus a live gauge on every saved room showing where it sits against that target.
Browse the targets →A CSV of rooms in — name, type, dimensions, finishes — creates them all in a project at once. An API token out lets your own CRM or reporting stack pull every saved room and result as JSON, on its own schedule.
Get an API token →One report across every room in a project — how many meet target, the worst offenders ranked by how far over they are, and the total treatment the building needs.
Open your projects →Send a client a link to a room's results instead of a PDF — they see the figures and the fix, and can't change anything.
Open your projects →Switch on a reminder for any room and Studio emails you when it's due another look — for the spaces that change as they're used.
Open your projects →Tell us what your practice actually needs
If you're specifying rooms every week, what comes next should be built around what would actually save you time — not our guess at it. A person reads these.
echo@acoustaplot.comStudio and Pro
Five working tools, included with Echo Studio
These tools work with your own rooms and numbers. Try each one with a worked example first. Echo Studio is £149 a month, with a 3-month minimum and then cancel any time. AV coverage, the noise budget and NC/NR rating are included in Echo Studio and Echo Pro. Without a subscription they are £29 a project each. The Decision Pack (£69 a room) and the Acoustic Brief Builder (£75 per room type) are sold separately and are not part of Studio or Pro. Ordering for these opens soon.