Nexus Broadcast

Put your station on hybrid radios

Newer car radios and apps can show a station's name and logo, and switch to its internet stream, when the station is registered with RadioDNS. Nexus Broadcast sets this up and keeps it running for FM stations, including low-power stations, so you do not have to run any servers.

What happens next
  1. You send this form. It takes a few minutes.
  2. We check your station's details and write back by email with exactly what we need and what it costs.
  3. Once you agree, we set up your station's pages, register it with RadioDNS and check that everything works.

A fair warning: only some vehicles and apps use RadioDNS today, and the list is growing. We will tell you plainly what you can expect.

Your station
As listeners know it, for example Acme Radio 99.1.
For example KABC-LP. Leave empty if you have none.
For example 107.5
Four letters or digits, only if you know it. We can look it up.
For example https://acme.example
A few sentences: what you play, who you serve.
PNG, JPEG or WebP, at least 128 pixels each way, 3 MB at most. You can also send it later.
Your internet stream and songs
The web address of your internet stream, if you have one.
Needed only for the album-art slideshow.
For Icecast or Shoutcast, the server's address. For Live365, your station ID.
For example RadioDJ, Zetta, SAM Broadcaster, Live365 AutoDJ.
About you
We reply here.
For example general manager, owner.

We use what you send only to set up and run your service and to reply to you. We do not sell it. See our privacy policy.