Corporate Price List
Basic Copying Licence
This licence allows you to print, photocopy and fax articles from newspapers on the ‘Basic Licence list’ and distribute them within your organisation for internal management purposes. Please also see the PMCA’s Licence Terms & Conditions. Prices exclude GST.
No. Employees in Organisation | Licence Annual Cost |
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5 or fewer | $296 |
6-25 | $485 |
26-50 | $645 |
51-100 | $1,001 |
101-500 | $1,305 |
501-1000 | $2,219 |
1001-5000 | $3,306 |
5001-10,000 | $4,483 |
10,001-25,000 | $6,529 |
25,001+ | On application |
Supplementary Publications
Organisations with a basic licence can also purchase the right to copy from a large number of additional publications.
For titles on the ‘Magazines, Business Newspapers list & online only’, the cost is 3% of the applicable basic licence fee per chosen title
For titles on the ‘Community Newspapers list’, the cost is 0.5% of the applicable basic list fee per chosen title.
Digital Copying Licence
This licence enables you to digitally copy, store and distribute (via email or intranet) to people within your organisation for internal management purposes articles from any of the publications that you are entitled to copy from under a Basic Licence, Magazine and Business Extension, and/or Community Newspapers Licence Extension.
- 60 day licence (electronic version of articles must be permanently deleted within sixty days of viewing) – Cost: 100% of the basic copying licence fee, including any supplementary publications selected, applicable to your organisation.
- Annual licence (electronic version of articles can be stored for the duration of the licence term) – Cost: 200% of the basic copying licence fee, including any supplementary publications selected, applicable to your organisation.
There are a couple of exceptions:
- For organisations of less than 50 people, a 60 day digital licence is bundled with the basic copying licence at no extra cost.
- For organisations of less than 50 people, the cost of an annual digital licence is 100% of the basic copying licence plus supplementary publications.
Web Extension
(Basic Licence + Supplementary Publications + Annual Digital Licence + Web Extension)
The web extension licence allows you to publish news articles from newspapers and supplementary publications on your organisation’s website. An annual digital licence is required.
Publishing Less Than | Monthly Fee |
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5 stories per month | $67 |
10 stories per month | $134 |
15 stories per month | $200 |
20 stories per month | $233 |
25 stories per month | $278 |
30 stories per month | $317 |
35 stories per month | $350 |
40 stories per month | $378 |
45 stories per month | $401 |
50 stories per month | $417 |
Over 50 stories per month | On application |
External Supply Extension
An external supply extension enables organisations wanting to provide ad hoc copies of print or digital content sourced from a press clipping agency or media monitoring agency (which has a licence with the PMCA) to their clients, members, advisors or persons listed in the application form the ability to do so. An external supply extension is required in addition to a Basic Licence.
The cost is $65 per individual destination, per year.
Trade & Professional Associations
Trade or professional associations can on-pass clippings or digital content they receive from a press clipping agency or media monitoring organisation (licenced by the PMCA) to their members, for the following fees:
- Photocopied articles – 1 copy of any one clipping – $10 per member, per year.
- Electronically delivered or faxed articles – 1 copy of any one clipping – $25 per member, per year
Under this licence the association can supply no more than 10 clippings per week, to each member.
Indemnity Licence Fee
Copyright owners will indemnify past copying from 1 January 2003, when the PMCA started to offer blanket licences. Indemnity fees are charged to cover all un-licenced copying taking place from the start of the PMCA licence scheme on 1 January 2003 and before a current licence application is received. The Indemnity licence fee also covers any unlicensed copying of our members’ digital publications that may have occurred from 1 April 2016, the date on which the PMCA’s licensing scheme was extended to cover its members’ digital publications. The Indemnity licence fee is calculated either using the information provided in the current licence application form or by completing an annual licence application form for each of the previous years from when the scheme started.