Frequently Asked Questions

Your competition is no longer just from the radio station down the road, but from global entertainment and technology products with multi-milion dollar R&D budgets.

Radio is a tiny industry in comparison. We can only capitalise on the opportunities offered by connected devices like smart speakers, if we work together. 

If you're already around a table, talking to your industry colleagues about DAB, marketing, or audience measurement - then you're ready for Radioplayer.

Typically, a country organises itself into a small group of broadcasters, then we work with you to roll out your back-end systems, apps and players. We ask each country to contribute to the further development of Radioplayer through a small annual fee, calculated according to the number of stations you list. We're non-profit, so every penny goes towards growing radio.     

Radioplayer partners with car companies and technology platforms which want to integrate radio. We prioritise these areas...

- Connected car dashboards, where we can help car companies and suppliers build smarter radios

- Home devices (speakers, TVs etc), where we can deliver high bitrate streams and voice interfaces

- Official feeds of broadcaster metadata, to power next-generation radio interfaces

Get in touch if you're interested, particularly if you want to integrate with our new API. 

In Radioplayer's first year in the UK, official RAJAR audience figures showed a 32% year-on-year increase in online listening hours.

In Belgium, where they launched with just the web player, online listening hours rose by 23% in their first year.

In Canada, groups are reporting 47% year-on-year increases in streaming hours since launch.

But every radio market is different, and we're very flexible. How can we help you?

You can visit the Radioplayer Development Hub for everything you need to know about the WRAPI.