About this data

How to read this site

1. Units: measured values are metric first, imperial in brackets, as published: 228 m (750 ft). A published figure is never rounded or re-derived.
2. Prices: each price line names the amount, currency, VAT state, seller, price type and the date it was seen. A figure marked ≈ is converted for comparison at the ECB rate of the date given; it is not an offer.
3. Unknown is not no: "not confirmed" and "no statement" mean unknown. "Does not work" appears only where a source states it.
4. Status: a name that is not current carries its status at its first mention, for example "(announced, not sold yet)", "(legacy)" or "(no new features; end of life in April 2028)".
5. Evidence: each fact names its kind of source: official page, Teradek product data (internal Teradek documents, published with Teradek's consent; titles not shown), reseller listing, vendor page, press, regulator, third-party field report, or calculated (with its inputs).
6. Conflicts: where published figures disagree, the page gives both and says which one it shows.
7. Dates: each page states its data version, its build date and the dates its facts were checked; a fact without a date says "date not recorded".

Not answered here

• Legal advice on radio licensing: the site states the recorded allowance and points to the national regulator.
• Legal and tax advice on warranties, consumer law, export control and VAT: the site states Teradek's recorded terms and billing practice.
• Dealer, distributor and wholesale prices are not published. They will not be.
• Comparisons with competitors' products: never published; the site gives the Teradek side.
• Future prices, and roadmap beyond the items labelled as roadmap.
• Orders, quotes and RMAs: ask Teradek support or an authorised reseller.
• Anything about a customer's own account: usage, bills, stream status.
• Step-by-step set-up and troubleshooting: the site links Teradek's guides and release notes.
• Travel rules, such as airline cabin and battery limits: the site gives size, weight and battery mounts.

What is published

• Teradek publishes this site. Each fact names its kind of source and the date it was checked.
• Prices come from teradek.com, Teradek's Core plan catalogue and reseller websites (vendor websites for third-party items), each with its seller, VAT state and the date it was seen. Dealer, distributor and wholesale prices are not published. For a price that is not published, ask an authorised reseller.
• Internal Teradek documents are published with Teradek's consent and labelled "Teradek product data"; their titles and links are not shown.
• Firmware: the current version is the one on Teradek's official update feed (update.teradek.com); a product on sale that the feed does not list shows Teradek's internal version, labelled as Teradek product data.
• Roadmap items appear only where a record labels them as roadmap, with their status.
• The site publishes no comparisons with competitors' products.
• Third-party field reports (reviews, rental-house notes, user measurements) appear only as short attributed quotes with their date and conditions, never as a specification value.
• Workflow pages labelled "draft: corrections pending" are being corrected by Teradek and are kept out of search indexes until then.

How to cite

Each fact line has an anchor built from its field, and each page ends with its citation line, for example: Cite as specs-dev.teradek.com/products/prod.bolt-7-tx#specs-rf-range_m_los (data version 6d29e2f86993).

How to report an error

Contact Teradek support through https://teradek.com/pages/contact-us and give the page address, the fact's anchor and the data version from the page header.

Machine-readable files

• /llms.txt: this site's index for agents.
• /catalogue.md: every product, service, plan and workflow.
• /names.md: every name, alias and SKU, linked.
• /sitemap.xml: every page, with the date of its newest fact.
• /changes.xml: what each data version changed (Atom).
• /docs: the JSON API under /api (OpenAPI).
• Every page has a Markdown twin: add .md to its path (/products/prod.bolt-7-tx.md).

For programs

These URL forms are for software that builds URLs. Every answer they give for the common inputs is also a link on the calculator pages and the name index.

• /calc/core-classic?hours=<hours per broadcast>&destinations=<n>&bitrate_mbps=<Mbps> (or band=<band>); optional broadcasts=<n>, needs=core_share,on_prem,fallback, cloud_servers=<n>, on_demand_account=1, enterprise=1: Core Classic cost, worked out.
• /calc/core?hours_per_week=<h> (or hours_per_month=<h>)&bitrate_mbps=<Mbps>; optional encoders=<n>, destinations=<n>: Core cost, worked out.
• /calc/cellular-gb?bitrate_mbps=<Mbps>&hours_per_day=<h>; optional days=<n> (30): cellular data in GB, worked out.
• /calc/teradek-tv?plan=<plan id>&users=<n>&months=<n> (or weeks=<n>); or plan=<plan id>&viewer_days=<n>: Teradek TV cost, worked out.
• /calc/battery-runtime?product=<product id>&wh=<watt-hours>: battery runtime, worked out.
• /go/<name>: goes to what a name, alias or SKU item number means; a name with several meanings goes to its name page.