From idea to
live in 4 steps
My Radio Online is built for hosts who want to focus on making great audio — not wrestling with complicated tools.
Create your account
Create your account
Sign up in seconds with just your email. No credit card, no commitments — just your voice and a username.
- Free account, always
- Pick a unique @handle
- Set up your host profile in minutes
Submit your station or show
Submit your station or show
Add your stream URL or upload your first episode. Our submission tool handles the rest — no audio engineering required.
- Supports MP3 streams, Icecast, and HLS
- Upload episodes up to 500 MB
- Drag-and-drop or stream URL
Add title, genre & description
Add title, genre & description
Give your station a name, pick a genre, write a short description, and choose who can tune in — public, subscribers only, or invite-only.
- Live genre tag previews
- Public, subscribers, or invite-only
- Rich show description support
Go live and grow your audience
Go live and grow your audience
Hit publish and your station lands in the discovery feed. Our algorithm surfaces great audio to the right listeners — no follower count required.
- Instant feed distribution
- Algorithm rewards quality audio
- Share link to any platform
Common questions
Everything you need to know before you go live.
What audio formats does My Radio Online support?
We support MP3 streams, Icecast, HLS, and direct file uploads up to 500 MB. Most standard podcast and radio formats work out of the box.
Do I need a following to get discovered?
Not at all. Our discovery feed surfaces stations based on quality and listener engagement, not follower count. New hosts get heard every day.
Is My Radio Online free to use?
Yes — creating an account, submitting a station, and browsing the feed are completely free. Optional host tools are available for power broadcasters.
Can I control who listens to my station?
Absolutely. Every station has access settings: public (anyone), subscribers only, or invite-only. You can change this any time from your dashboard.
You're one broadcast away
Stop listening. Start hosting. Your first show could be the one that builds your audience.