Getting startedBeginner254 words1 min
How to create your radio station website
Create a radio station website from your Radiocast station in a few minutes: sign in, pick your station, choose a design and your site is generated for you.
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Your radio station website is generated from the station you already run on Radiocast, so there is nothing to copy and paste. Sign in, choose your station and a design, and you get a complete multi-page site with a live player, schedule, DJs and news.
What do you need before you start?
- To do: A Radiocast account that manages at least one station
- To do: Your station's logo (Radiocast imports it if you've already set one)
- To do: About five minutes
How to create the site
- Go to the Radiocast Sites dashboard and choose Sign in with Radiocast.
- Pick the station you want a website for. Each station gets exactly one site.
- Choose a template. Every template is a full design direction (header, player, section layouts), not just a color scheme.
- Your site is generated, with your brand color applied and adjusted for contrast.
What's on the generated site?
| Page | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Home | On-air hero, live player, now playing, schedule and news |
| Schedule | Your Radiocast schedule, updated automatically |
| News | Posts you write in the News tab |
| About / Contact | Station details and a contact form |
The player keeps streaming while listeners move between pages.
What should you do next?
Your site starts as a draft. Before it goes public:
- Make it yours in the editor: see customize your design.
- Set up your Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. Every site needs them to publish.
- Publish and connect your domain.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Sites are built from sections you edit in a visual editor. You never write HTML.
Can I have more than one website?
You get one website per Radiocast station. If you manage several stations, each can have its own site.
Is my site public straight away?
No. New sites are drafts until you publish them, and publishing needs a Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.