freo.live

Room for your next channel

Your station.
Your next step.

Register once. Connect Freo. Manage your capacity here.

Freo runs on your own server. Freo Live keeps your installation registration and license in one place, so you can get back to the part you came for: making radio.

Included allowance

Community

2 channels

Connect your installation and start with the Community channel allowance. Your server, storage and stream bandwidth are provided by you.

Register your site ↗

When you need more room

Additional capacity

Coming next

Paid licenses are being prepared. Prices and channel options will appear here when they’re ready. In the meantime, tell us what your station needs.

Talk to us about licensing →

Your next great hour starts here

Make it yours.
Then make it heard.

Your radio runs on your server. Freo Live is where you register your site, connect your installation and manage its license.

  1. 01 / SET THE STAGE

    Install Freo.

    Bring your server and your music. The setup guide walks through the requirements.

    Read the setup guide ↗
  2. 02 / MAKE IT YOURS

    Register your site.

    Create your owner account and station profile, verify your email, then connect Freo using your activation code.

    Register your site ↗
  3. 03 / FIND YOUR RANGE

    Choose your capacity.

    Start with the included allowance. Manage your installation and explore additional channel licensing when you need it.

    How licensing works →

A few things
worth knowing.

Where do I manage an existing installation?

Sign in to your owner account, select your station and open Billing. Connect the installation before choosing a paid license. Your demo login and your Freo Live owner account are separate.

Does this include hosting or music rights?

Freo is self-hosted; you provide the server and bandwidth. A Freo installation license covers software entitlements. It does not supply rights to broadcast music.

What happens if Freo Live is temporarily unavailable?

Your station keeps its cached entitlements and can tolerate temporary licensing-service outages. The reporting service runs separately from station playout.

What are the source-code license terms?

See the project repository for the current software terms. A public repository and a channel entitlement are different things; contact us if you’re unsure what applies to your use.