Frequently Asked Questions

RadioReg is an open directory for independent web radios. We help small and independent stations get discovered by new listeners — free of charge and without hidden fees.

Yes, RadioReg is and will remain completely free. You can discover stations, register your own radio, and use our API without paying a cent.

RadioReg is a community project by radio enthusiasts. The platform is developed and operated by a small volunteer team. Learn more on our About page.

Click "Sign In" in the navigation and select "Sign Up". You only need an email address and a password. Registration takes less than a minute.

Go to the sign-in page and click "Forgot password?". You'll receive an email with a link to set a new password.

Yes, you can delete your account at any time in Settings under "Danger Zone". Please note that this action is irreversible and will remove all your data, streams, and organizations.

First, create an account and an organization. Once your organization is approved, you can register your stream with a URL, name, and tags via "Add Stream" in the dashboard.

RadioReg supports all common audio streaming formats, including MP3, AAC, and OGG/Vorbis. Your stream must be available via a publicly accessible HTTP/HTTPS URL.

An organization is a group that manages one or more streams. It can be a radio station, a network, or a solo project. Every stream belongs to an organization.

You can send metadata either via webhook directly from AzuraCast or by using our API. Our partner atomicradio has built an open-source tool for this:

The RadioReg API is publicly and freely accessible. For advanced features like managing your streams, you need an API token, which you can find in your organization's dashboard.

For fair use, there are no strict rate limits. We simply ask for responsible use of the API. In case of excessive usage, we reserve the right to restrict access.

Our Discord bot can be invited to your server with a single click. Using slash commands, you can play RadioReg stations directly in voice channels and control playback.