The whole Vizrt line, from one bench.

The honest answer is that the system price and the model price are different numbers, which is why we quote rather than post a figure. What actually moves it: how many inputs you cut, whether you need a control surface, SDI versus IP, which ProTek tier you want, and whether we are racking and commissioning it. Tell us the show and you will have a written quote quickly, with authorized pricing and a real manufacturer warranty behind it.

Often, yes. The manufacturer credit programs cover TriCaster, 3Play and control panels, and they have also covered competitive switchers. If you are running an ATEM, a vMix rig, a Roland, a Ross or a Livestream Studio, it is worth one conversation before you assume it is worth nothing.

Not on your bench. Vizrt issued an end-of-sale statement for the TriCaster 2 Elite in September 2024. Under their published lifecycle policy, end of life falls roughly two years after end of sale, which puts it around September 2026, and support and spares run on that same window. We are a Vizrt Authorized Repair Center, so we repair it, cover it and rent against it today, and when the window closes the trade-up desk prices the move honestly rather than urgently.

Here. We are a Vizrt Authorized Repair Center in East Rutherford, New Jersey, about twenty minutes from Manhattan, and authorized benches are far less common than resellers. Eligible systems can be repaired regardless of where they were originally purchased. Tell us the model, the serial and the fault and we will tell you what is involved before anything ships.

Yes. NewTek became Vizrt, and the TriCaster and 3Play lines carried straight through. We sold and serviced the NewTek line before the transition and we are authorized on the Vizrt portfolio after it, so nothing about your installed base fell through a gap.

Yes, and we encourage it. We keep a rental fleet prepped on the same bench that sells and repairs these systems, so a rental is a legitimate tryout rather than a different box. Rental history is the most honest way to find out whether a tier is right, and we will say plainly if the unit you rented is more machine than your show needs.

No, every TriCaster runs fully from its interface. A surface buys you speed and muscle memory, which matters when the show is live, fast, or run by a rotating crew. Vizrt currently makes five: Flex Dual, Flex, the Mini Control Surface, the 4-Stripe and the 3Play panel. Which one fits depends on the system you land on, and there is a full compatibility matrix behind that answer.

The inputs you actually cut, the room’s next three years, and your crew’s hands. The comparison table above starts the conversation, a demo settles it, and a rental proves it before a purchase order exists.

It is what the industry now builds against, and Vizrt owns it, currently at NDI 6.3. Every system on this page is NDI native. In practice it is the reason a room extends without a cable pull per signal: a PTZ3 Plus carries power, camera control, tally, audio, video and position data over one ethernet run. For contribution beyond the building, NDI Bridge carries full streams across a WAN or the public internet.

Yes. We are a Vizrt Authorized Training Center, so training happens on the same systems we sell and repair, taught by people who operate them. Ask us about current course options and scheduling, including private on-site sessions for a whole crew.

That is exactly what Vizrt’s AI Keyer does, and it is the loudest thing they are shipping right now. It needs an AI Keyer licence, Viz Engine and a correctly specified GPU, which is the part that goes wrong when nobody owns it. We scope the room, the camera and the hardware, then build and commission it.

Both, on all of it. We are authorized across the full Vizrt portfolio, so the same team quotes the system, racks it, commissions it, trains your crew and repairs it afterwards. Some products on this page carry a list price and some are configured per room, but that is a fact about the product, not about how far we go with it.