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Aircheck Radio Advertising Dashboard Template
Aircheck is a single-file HTML dashboard for radio ad sales, tracking spot inventory, sponsors, deal pipeline, budget pacing, and makegoods for two stations.
Aircheck is a single-file HTML dashboard template for local radio ad sales. It models Meridian Radio Group with two stations, KVOX 89.3 and KOTT 101.7, and runs five views: Spot Inventory, Sponsors, Deals Pipeline, Pacing, and Makegoods. The dark console theme suits a traffic desk, and every rate, account, and order in the file is sample data you replace with your own log.
Aircheck opens on Spot Inventory, which draws a sold-and-open grid of 60-second units by daypart and weekday, backed by a rate card: Morning Drive at $85 weekday, PM Drive at $75, down to Overnight at $18. Sponsors lists every active local account with trailing 12-month billing and Anchor, Prime, and Standard tiers. Deals Pipeline holds open sponsorship deals across Pitched, Negotiating, Verbal, and Signed stages, sortable by value or close date. Pacing charts booked revenue against the monthly FY26 budget with a station filter and quarter tiles. Makegoods lists preempted spots that owe the sponsor a rerun, with three candidate slots per item and a policy of 30 days in an equal or better daypart.
What is inside Aircheck
- Spot inventory grid of sold and open 60-second units by daypart and weekday, with per-cell holder detail for two stations
- Rate card table for 5 dayparts with weekday and weekend rates and units per day, from Morning Drive $85 to Overnight $18
- Sponsor accounts with trailing 12-month gross billing and Anchor, Prime, and Standard tier definitions
- Deals pipeline across Pitched, Negotiating, Verbal, and Signed stages, sortable by value or close date, with stage definitions on screen
- Pacing chart of booked revenue against monthly FY26 budget with a both-stations or single-station filter and quarter tiles
- Makegoods ledger with reference, sponsor, original slot, preemption reason, value, and status
- Three candidate rerun slots per open makegood with a one-click schedule action
- Broadcast week header with traffic close deadline and per-station switching throughout
Specifications
| Format | Single self-contained HTML file; zero dependencies, no build step |
|---|---|
| Theme | Console |
| Mood | Dark |
| Category | Sales |
| Price | $6.99, one-time |
Who Aircheck is for
Aircheck gives the general sales manager pacing against the FY26 budget by month and station, plus a check on which dayparts still have open avails before the Friday 4:00p traffic close.
Aircheck gives the account executive the deals pipeline from pitched to signed, sortable by close date, with sponsor tiers on hand before renewal conversations.
Aircheck gives the traffic manager the spot inventory grid cell by cell, showing who holds each unit and what is still on the shelf for the broadcast week.
Aircheck gives the continuity or traffic coordinator the makegoods ledger to clear, choosing one of three candidate slots per bumped spot inside the 30-day policy window.
Aircheck gives the station owner or group head trailing 12-month billing by account and the quarter pacing tiles across both stations.
When to reach for it
Aircheck fits a station that runs its log in one system, its proposals in email, and its pacing in a spreadsheet that updates monthly. The five views put avails, pipeline, billing, and makegoods in one file the whole desk can read.
Aircheck pays off when avails go unsold because nobody sees them. The inventory grid fills each daypart cell as 60-second units sell, so an AE can spot open PM Drive units on Thursday before the week closes instead of after.
Aircheck closes the gap when makegoods fall through the cracks. The continuity ledger lists every preempted spot with its original slot, reason, value, and status, and the policy note (30 days, equal or better daypart) sits on the same screen.
Aircheck helps at budget season. The pacing view explains itself: months ahead sit below budget while the pipeline fills, and December carries the largest target on holiday retail, which answers the owner's usual question before it is asked.
Frequently asked questions
Does Aircheck integrate with traffic systems like WideOrbit?
No, Aircheck does not integrate with traffic systems like WideOrbit. It is a static single-file HTML template with sample log, account, and order data inside the file. You export from your traffic system, edit the data section, and open the file in a browser. It runs offline with no server or build step.
Can I change the stations, dayparts, and rate card?
Yes, you can change the stations, dayparts, and rate card. Station names, the five dayparts, their hours, weekday and weekend rates, and units per day are all editable values. A three-station group or a different daypart split means editing the data, not the layout.
Who is Aircheck built for?
Aircheck is built for local radio stations and small groups where the sales desk, traffic, and continuity share one book of business. It fits broadcast radio, and the same inventory-plus-pipeline structure adapts to podcast networks or local TV with relabeled dayparts.
What does Aircheck track that a generic CRM dashboard does not?
Aircheck tracks avails and makegoods, which a generic CRM dashboard does not. A generic CRM shows deals and revenue, but it has no concept of a finite per-day inventory of 60-second units, a rate card by daypart, or a preempted spot that owes a rerun inside 30 days. Aircheck models all three.
