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Submit to Streema

Streema is a free online radio directory to discover, share, and listen to radio stations globally.

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Written by Jamie Ashbrook
Updated over a year ago
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Streema has over 70,000 radio stations like BBC Radio 1, Absolute Radio, and more. All are accessible on places you'd expect, like desktop, mobile, and smart speakers.

Add Your Radio Station to Streema

Streema is a free open directory, regardless of your country or territory. Submit your details by heading to Streema's new station request form.

Guidelines

Good rules of thumb when submitting:

  1. Avoid using all caps.

  2. Proof-read copy.

  3. Fill out all fields (if possible).

Submitting incorrect details, like an inaccessible stream, will get your station rejected.

Submitting the Form

Streema has streamlined the process to get your radio station listed.

  • Relation: Choose if you're the owner/affiliate or listener.

  • Logo: 1:1 square station logo, less than 1MB in PNG, JPG, or GIF.

  • Station Name: Full name of your radio station.

  • Location: City and country, e.g. Manchester, United Kingdom.

  • Website: URL of your station's site, e.g. https://www.birdsong.fm

  • Socials: URLs to your socials like Twitter, Facebook, etc.

  • Broadcast Type: Choose your transmission, e.g. online.

  • Frequency: For traditional radio transmissions like AM/FM.

  • Stream: URL for your station, e.g. https://streaming.radio.co/s5c5da6a36/listen.

  • Comments: Optional, anything worth noting for the station.

  • Email: Contact for when the station is live or any issues raised.

For the stream, grab yours from Radio.co > Listen > Listen Links.

Once happy confirm your details by submitting your radio station to Streema.

Wait Times

Streema aims to process requests within 1-2 weeks. However, wait times vary. To make your request process quicker, please make sure all your details are correct before submission.

If in doubt, contact Streema directly at simple@streema.com.

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