911 Scanner & CAD Access Plans

Choose the access plan that works best for you.

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Scanner Listener

Access Price
1 Month $9 Choose plan
3 Months $25 Choose plan
6 Months $45 Choose plan
12 Months $79 Choose plan

Listen at scanner2.iontb.com or in the IONTB Public Safety Radio app using your scanner access code. A separate CAD plan is not required for scanner listening.

CAD Alerts

Access Price
3 Months $12 Choose plan
6 Months $20 Choose plan
12 Months $30 Choose plan

Receive 911 CAD alerts with customizable incident and location filters.

Scanner + CAD All Access

Access Price
3 Months $39 Choose plan
6 Months $69 Choose plan
12 Months $99 Get all access

Best value: The annual plan includes scanner listening and CAD alerts, saving $10 compared with purchasing both annual services separately.

Already have a scanner account?

You do not need to create a second account. Existing scanner subscribers can add CAD Alerts to their current account. Your existing scanner expiration remains valid, and CAD access is added separately after payment.

How purchase works

Choose a plan and pay securely through Stripe. After payment, stay in the browser: you will be sent to the IONTB account setup page. New scanner customers must choose an access code and press Create my access. CAD customers choose a username and password. Keep the page open until it confirms that your access is ready, then save your sign-in details. You can finish setup on screen immediately. A setup email also lets you return later; if setup is already complete, the link confirms that your access is ready. Visit https://iontb.com/apphelp/ for downloads and setup guides. If you already paid but did not finish setup, do not pay again. Contact [email protected] or call 727-580-2900 with your checkout email.

CAD information may be delayed, incomplete, or inaccurate. It is provided for informational purposes and should not be used for emergency response. For emergencies, call 911.