Procedures and costs

Procedures and costs: every venue is unique


There is no standard price list. Acoustic comfort depends on volume, materials and furnishings. For this reason, certification costs are assessed after a free initial analysis.

FANA consultant explaining certification procedures and costs to a venue owner

What influences the costs


The class required

To obtain class A or A+ certification, an on-site technical measurement is required according to the ISO 3382 standard.

The existing acoustic conditions

A venue with plasterboard ceilings, rugs and upholstered seating will already have good natural acoustic characteristics. Hard surfaces, glazed walls and high ceilings will require more extensive adjustment.

The area to be certified

Certifying a single room is less costly than certifying the entire venue. For smaller areas, costs reduce proportionally.

Any acoustic adjustment works

If required, costs depend on the type of work involved: acoustic panels, curtains or integrated design solutions. The venue owner is free to choose their own contractors.

The first assessment is free

The first contact with FANA is always free of charge. Based on the information you provide, we will send you a preliminary cost estimate with no obligation whatsoever.

What is included in the certification

  • On-site instrumental acoustic survey (classes A/A+)
  • Technical report with measured values
  • Personalised certification document
  • FANA plaque for display
  • High-resolution digital badge
  • Listing in the FANA network

Freedom to choose your contractors

If the venue requires adjustment, FANA provides precise technical specifications. The venue owner is free to carry out the work with their own contractors or with companies suggested by FANA. On completion, a final verification is carried out and certification is issued.

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