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TuneSera
TuneSera gives you several ways to fill your directory with radio stations. You can use one or mix them. Every station ends up in the same place: TuneSera → Stations.
| Method | Best for | Plan |
|---|---|---|
| Import by country | Getting started fast with ready-made stations | Free (30 countries) · Pro (230 countries) |
| Upload a CSV file | Station lists you already keep in a spreadsheet | Free (standard columns) · Pro (any columns) |
| Add a station by hand | A few stations, or your own station | Free |
Import by country#
The quickest way to start. The free plugin includes 1,186 stations from 30 countries, bundled with the plugin itself, so importing them doesn’t contact any outside service. Pick the countries you want and TuneSera creates a published station for each one, complete with logo, genres, location and links.
Pro: Unlock the global catalog of 70,000+ stations in 230 countries. Get TuneSera Pro
Upload a CSV file#
Have your own list of stations? Save it as a CSV file and upload it. Each row needs at least a station name, a stream URL and a two-letter country code. The free plugin reads the column names used in the sample CSV, which you can download from the import screen.
Pro: Map any column names to station fields, so you can import a spreadsheet without renaming its columns. Get TuneSera Pro
Add stations by hand#
Go to TuneSera → Stations → Add New Station to create a station in the station editor. You can test the stream before publishing to make sure it plays.
Mixing methods#
All methods work together. TuneSera matches stations by their source ID, so importing the same station twice won’t create a duplicate. Stations you add by hand are never changed by an import.
New to TuneSera? Import one or two countries first to see how your directory looks, then add more later.