27 places to list an internet or FM radio station
Submit to TuneIn, Radio Garden, Streema and myTuner first, because they are among the best-known listening platforms. Then work through the internet radio directories below, and add your station to our free directory, where your listing goes live as soon as you save it.
The AI Jingle Maker Radio Stations Directory lists more than 450 stations from around the world. Listeners can search it by station name, city or country, and every station gets its own page.
We checked these submission pages on 8 November 2026 and left out directories where we could not find a working way to submit. Radio.net and Audacy blocked our check, so their links come from other published guides. Each directory runs its own review and decides who it accepts, so a submission is not a guaranteed listing.
TuneIn asks every broadcaster to request a listing through its self-service portal. Sign in, then enter your station details and stream.
Submit station →Listeners find stations by spinning a 3D globe, so your city matters. Stations are submitted through its own form.
Submit station →A request form for its web directory. Streema says accepted stations also become available in its Simple Radio app.
Request a listing →Requests go through its help centre. Read the terms on that page before you send yours.
Open the request page →Register a broadcaster account to add a station. myTuner reports more than 100 million downloads across web, mobile, car and speaker apps.
Register as a broadcaster →A partner portal for broadcasters and podcasters, with listening stats. Radio FM reports more than 100 million users.
Open the partner portal →Sign in to its station office to add and manage your station.
Open the station office →Generally limited to stations with FCC-issued call letters, so online-only stations should check eligibility first.
Open the submission page →Aimed at US regional and local stations rather than worldwide internet radio.
Add your station →An open, community-run station database. Radio apps can pull from it, so one entry can travel further than a single site.
Add station →Supports Shoutcast and Icecast streams only. You must link to it from your website, and it removes stations that drop the link.
Add station →A free listing for FM, AM and internet stations, which you manage from its Radio Dashboard.
Add station →A form that asks for your station name, website and stream URL. The stream must be active when it is reviewed.
Submit station →Free to list. Create a broadcaster account with your email, add your stream, logo, genres and schedule, then wait for review.
List your station →Gives you a station page and country and genre listings. It also sells priority approval if you do not want to wait.
Submit station →The short form asks for your station name, country, stream link and email. You can also register for a broadcaster account.
Suggest station →Enter your station name, genre and listen URL. Your stream has to pass its built-in test before you can submit.
Submit station →A music and radio discovery site with a submission form for stations.
Submit station →A radio directory combined with a stream forwarding service. Adding a station requires an account.
Sign in to add →A catalogue of internet media used by device and platform makers. Its form asks for your station, website, stream, location, slogan, description and genre.
Request a listing →The Irish edition of the same directory, also through a sign-in.
Submit station →If you broadcast with Icecast, enable public listing in your source settings and your stream can appear here while it is live.
Browse the directory →If you broadcast with Shoutcast, set your stream to public. Check your server settings or ask your host how it is configured.
Browse the directory →Gather these once and you can reuse them on every radio station directory. Requirements differ, so a few sites will ask for more or less.
A directory listing earns the first click. What listeners hear next decides whether they stay. AI Jingle Maker makes station jingles, station IDs and full radio imaging in seconds, at $0.39 per voiceover, with a commercial license included.
Make a station jingleA radio directory is a website or app that lists radio stations so listeners can search for them by name, genre or country and press play. Stations usually submit their own details, including a stream URL, and the directory reviews the entry before publishing it.
Most of the directories on this page let you list a station at no cost. Some sell extras, such as faster review or paid promotion, and a few set conditions. Internet-Radio.com, for example, requires a link back from your website. Our own radio station directory is free with an AI Jingle Maker account.
Have a working stream URL, your station name, a square logo, a short description, your genre and language, your country and city, your website and a contact email. Directories check that the stream plays, so make sure it is online before you submit.
It varies by directory, from a few days to several weeks, because many review stations by hand. Our own directory is the exception: your entry goes live as soon as you save it. Submit once to each directory, and keep your stream online while you wait.
Start with TuneIn, Radio Garden, Streema and myTuner, because they are among the best-known listening platforms. Then work through the worldwide directories a few at a time, and add any that cover your country or genre.
Yes, on nearly every directory here. The main exception is iHeartRadio, which generally requires FCC-issued call letters, and Audacy focuses on US regional and local stations.
No. A listing only helps people find your stream. You are still responsible for any music licenses your station needs in the countries where you broadcast.