Do you want to be listened to directly from Youtube? No problem - you can create a broadcast on a social network and then set up sending an audio stream to this social network in our Internet Radio Platform. Your radio broadcast will be sent as audio, and you can upload an image or a short video clip. We support broadcasting on Fb, Youtube, Telegram and other social networks.

All modules and our Internet Radio Control Panel itself fully support the HTTPS protocol. Broadcasting via Icecast, Shoutcast and proxies also support HTTPS, all settings are automatic, it is enough to connect the domain name to the broadcast and then our Radio Platform will configure everything automatically.

Our Internet-radio control panel provides its own API for almost any functionality, allowing you to trigger various functions programmatically and create your own script to contol it. Using the API, you can create your own scripts for the site, mobile applications, players, and more. The essence of the API is simple - You access the panel at a specific URL, and it outputs data in JSON format, which you then use in your scripts in PHP, Javascript and other languages. API request authentication is supported. API documentation is here .

Don’t have your own website for radio? No problem, a ready-made website is already built into our Internet Radio Platform. You can configure which sections to display on it directly from the control panel, upload a logo, add your own HTML code. You will have: an interactive listener map, shoutbox, podcasts, feedback, links to social networks, a hit parade of the best tracks, news. There are dark and light themes too!

Users of our Internet Radio Control Panel can connect their own domain name for the radio panel and for the broadcast itself. To do this, it is enough to configure the DNS of the domain and specify it in a special section of the control panel - and then the system will configure everything automatically.

Repeaters can pick up the audio stream from other Internet radio stations and you can put them on the air at a certain time using the scehduler.