For blogs, distributors, studios and schools
This is the radio readiness check that runs on getinrotation.com. Put it on your own page and your readers can find out, in about twenty seconds, whether their song is actually ready to send to radio and how many of the 273 stations accepting independent music right now would take it. It is free, there is nothing to sign up for, and it never sells anything to your audience.
This is the live widget, running here exactly as it would run on your site.
Live demo
Drop this wherever you want the tool to appear. That is the whole installation.
<script src="https://getinrotation.com/embed.js" async></script>
Prefer to control the position? Put an empty <div id="rotation-widget"></div> anywhere on the page and the widget renders there instead.
Rotation never charges stations, and no station here paid to be listed. If you distribute, master, teach or write for independent artists, this makes your thing more useful. It does not replace it.
"Is my song good enough for radio" is the question artists actually ask. Most sites cannot answer it. Yours can.
The check runs in your reader's browser. No account, no file leaves their device, no data collected by you.
Anyone who comes through from your page is tagged to your domain, so we can tell you what it produced.
If you coach, manage, record, distribute or teach artists, we build you a page at getinrotation.com/with/yourname: your name at the top, your audience's sound already dialled in, and every station on the sheet with its real submission door. One link for your bio, your broadcast channel or your course. Every artist who comes through it is tagged to you, so we can tell you the number. Free, and it stays free.
The exact submission contact and posted rules for every college and community station accepting their sound, plus one click that writes each station its own email. Nothing to buy.
A real answer to "how do I get on radio" that carries your name, a link that keeps working after the post is gone, and a count of who came through it.
Charge stations, sell placement on the list, or email your audience anything they did not ask for. Artists give us their email to open their sheet; that is the whole exchange.
Every outbound link to another business, and how it got here. A description is not a recommendation: these say what a company does, not whether you should use it. Nothing here has been paid for, and nobody can buy a place on the station list.
If you would rather it carried your name, write to info@getinrotation.com and say what you run. Building a version with your logo on it takes about an hour and costs nothing, because a tool your audience trusts is worth more to both of us than a banner.
Checked by hand, not scraped