Websites for radio stations
Tell us about your station and we build the whole thing — shows, DJs, a live schedule, now playing, events and sponsors — then keep it running, update it when you ask, and never hand you a technical problem. $99 a month.
Somebody’s nephew built the site in 2014, moved away, and nobody has the login.
From here it is ours to run, and we do not lose logins. Your domain, hosting and site credentials are managed on our side and stay accounted for — there is no one person for them to leave with.
A show moves and the website still says otherwise six months later.
Change the grid and every page that mentions that show catches up on its own. The now-playing bar reads your actual stream, so it is right without anyone touching it.
Your rate card sells airtime. When an advertiser asks what else they get for it, there is nothing to point at.
Every sponsor gets a spot on your advertise page — their logo, what the partnership is, and a link to their own site. That is inventory your rep can add to a buy, and it is what you show them at renewal.
The site has everything on it and still looks like 2011 — cluttered, crowded, and impossible to find anything in.
Every contest, sponsor, show and promotion you run now, kept and laid out so the eye lands on what matters first. Clean, current, and it reads properly on the phone most of your listeners are actually holding.
Proof, not a mockup
It is a demonstration station — the call letters are not on the air anywhere — but the website is the genuine article, built from the same parts yours would be. Shows, hosts, a live schedule, events, contests, sponsors and a magazine, with room for as many of each as your station actually has.
Scroll it on your phone. That is the standard your station gets.
Not one look
Every one of these is a real palette your station can adopt, shown doing the job it would actually do — a masthead, an on-air lamp, a show card, the small print. Or send us your colors and we build to those instead.
Deep teal ground, amber and cyan.
Weekday mornings on KDEM: the headlines, the roads, and the records that got the valley out of the door for thirty years.
Weekdays 6–10am
The news you can use and the songs you already know.
Warm dark. Burnt orange on brown-black.
Weekday mornings on KDEM: the headlines, the roads, and the records that got the valley out of the door for thirty years.
Weekdays 6–10am
The news you can use and the songs you already know.
Cool and quiet. Steel blue on near-black.
Weekday mornings on KDEM: the headlines, the roads, and the records that got the valley out of the door for thirty years.
Weekdays 6–10am
The news you can use and the songs you already know.
Green and low-lit, without being a park brochure.
Weekday mornings on KDEM: the headlines, the roads, and the records that got the valley out of the door for thirty years.
Weekdays 6–10am
The news you can use and the songs you already know.
A phone call or an email is enough. You do not need a plan, a brief, or your content organized — if you can describe your station out loud, that is the whole of your homework.
Your colors, your logo, your schedule. You see it on a preview link before anything goes public, and you tell us what to change.
On your own domain, with SSL set up and renewing on its own. From then on you edit shows, hosts and events yourself in the built-in editor and the site updates minutes later — or email us and we do it, inside two business days.
Every vendor says they handle everything. Here is the actual split, so you can count it yourself.
Your side
That is the whole list.
Our side
You do not need a web person, a plan, or your content in any particular order. If you can describe your station out loud, you can have a website.
Every station gets every feature. The only things that cost extra are the two that cost us extra to run, and one of those is free if you already stream video.
StationSites
Plus a one-time $695 to build it. One time. Build, content migration, branding, domain and launch.
Martian Creative, LLC. We run Power88.FM, an internet station, and we make Cartwright, the traffic and billing software small stations use. StationSites is the website half of the same job.
Which is to say: the first station running this software is our own, and every problem you have with a radio website we have already had ourselves.