Campaign Planning · 4 min read
Choosing a Radio Campaign Package: Starter (500), Growth (1,000) vs. Pro (2,000)
Published October 15, 2026 · Updated October 28, 2026
Key Takeaways
- Starter ($10 / up to 500 stations) is ideal for niche genres or single-territory releases.
- Growth ($15 / up to 1,000 stations) balances multi-country reach across US, UK, Canada, Europe, and Australia.
- Pro ($20 / up to 2,000 stations) maximizes global reach across all 20 supported territories with adjacent-genre discovery enabled.
When to Choose Starter ($10 USD — Up to 500 Stations)
Choose Starter if you are targeting 1 to 3 specific countries or releasing a highly specialized sub-genre where you want strict genre matching without adjacent genres.
When to Choose Growth ($15 USD — Up to 1,000 Stations)
Growth is our most popular tier for Indie Rock, Indie Pop, Electronic, Folk, and Alternative singles targeting North America, the UK, Europe, and Australia.
When to Choose Pro ($20 USD — Up to 2,000 Stations)
Pro is designed for flagship single or album campaigns seeking broad international coverage across all 20 territories with adjacent-genre matching enabled.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are there any recurring fees or hidden charges?
- Never. Every package is a flat one-time USD payment ($10, $15, or $20) processed securely via PayPal.
Promote Your Next Single With Transparent Reporting
Compare Starter ($10), Growth ($15), and Pro ($20) packages, check live station eligibility for your genre, and track verified station downloads.
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