ON AIRRADIO

Put your live stations on your own site, with the track, the artwork and the listener count in a mini-player that keeps playing from page to page — through the scores, the schedule and the shop.

Book a demoSee how it works
  • Survives every page change
  • Now playing, as it airs
  • Live listener count
  • Your artwork, your dial order
02/ 07WITHOUT IT

  1. 01

    Your station lives in a pop-up player on someone else’s page, or behind a stream link nobody can remember.

  2. 02

    A listener who clicks through to the scores or the schedule loses the audio the moment the page changes.

  3. 03

    And your own site has no idea what’s on air — no track, no presenter, no sense of how many people are tuned in.

03/ 07HOW IT WORKS

A station on your site is a name, a piece of artwork and a place on your dial. Everything live comes in by itself.

  1. Step 01

    Add the station

    Connect the station, give it the name your listeners know, and run a connection test from the same screen before it goes public.

  2. Step 02

    Brand it

    Pick artwork from your media library. It fronts the station’s tile on your radio page and sits beside the track in the player.

  3. Step 03

    Set the dial

    Drag stations into the order you want on the radio page and in homepage rows. Set one inactive and it leaves the site without being deleted.

  4. Step 04

    Let them listen anywhere

    One tap on a station opens the mini-player. It follows the listener through every page of the site, showing what’s playing and how many are tuned in.

04/ 07WHAT IT DOES

Every capability below ships in Radio → Stations in the Studio and on your public site, in your brand.

01

A player that never stops

The mini-player stays pinned on screen and survives every page change. Listeners check the score, read the story and browse the shop without losing a second of audio.

02

Now playing, as it airs

The current track and artist — or the presenter on the mic — beside the artwork and a LIVE badge, updated while the station plays.

03

A live listener count

How many people are tuned in right now, next to the station name, whenever anyone is listening.

04

A radio page in your colours

Every active station as an artwork tile. Tap to play; the tile that’s playing wears an ON AIR badge and becomes a pause button.

05

Controls listeners expect

Play, pause, mute, a volume slider and close — in the player, on whatever page the listener happens to be on.

06

Your dial, your order

Drag stations into order, search and filter the list, and set a station inactive to take it off the site without losing its setup.

07

Stations on the homepage

Radio stations are one of the 13 sources a homepage row can pull from, in the dial order you set.

08

A station for the game

Attach a station to any event as its companion audio feed, straight from the event form.

09

Covered by one sign-in switch

Turn on the site-wide sign-in requirement and listeners are asked to sign in before the stream starts — while the radio page itself stays open to browse.

05/ 07BOTH SIDES OF THE GLASS

The listenerPublic site · apps
  • A radio page of station artwork, one tap to play
  • The track and artist, or the presenter, as it airs
  • How many others are tuned in right now
  • Audio that carries on through every page of the site
  • Mute, volume and close without leaving the page they’re on
06/ 07THE SPECS

Player
Persistent mini-player · survives page navigation
Now playing
Track · Artist or presenter · Artwork · LIVE badge
Audience
Live listener count
Controls
Play · Pause · Mute · Volume · Close
Station setup
Name · Artwork · Status · Dial order · Connection test
Where stations appear
Radio page · Homepage rows
Events
A companion station per event
Access
Open to all, or behind the site-wide sign-in switch
Questions operators ask

No. Once a listener presses play, the mini-player stays pinned on screen and keeps playing as they move from page to page. It stops only when they pause or close it.

THE TALLY LIGHT IS RED

Hear a station play through the whole site on a call, or read how to add your first one.

Book a demoDocs: Adding radio stations

A 30-minute walkthrough of the live product — no slides.