A fully supported community events calendar from the Radio Playmaker team. We surface relevant local events, your staff stays in control with simple approvals, all at your fingertips. Your listeners get a polished, station-branded calendar with sponsor opportunities built in.
Radio Playmaker surfaces relevant local events from the sources you choose — no constant manual entry.
Your station stays in control — every event waits for a human on your team before it publishes.
Built-in sponsor placements turn a page listeners return to all week into revenue you keep.
One click turns an approved event into ready-to-use air copy and social posts, drafted from the event and your brand.
When your station attends or promotes an event, your promotions and social teams can quickly turn it into captions, graphics, event highlights, and ready-to-share social content.
or $990 per year — two months included at no additional cost
Same owner, same market. Every sibling gets its own branded calendar, feed, and sponsor inventory. Add stations at checkout →
Up to 6 stations in one market, capped — includes the GM Scoreboard for cross-station revenue, coverage, and team accountability. Get the cluster →
One sponsor placement can often cover the entire monthly cost. No long-term contract — cancel anytime.
Radio Playmaker, an American company building programming and sales tools for local radio. Station Calendar is our first product — questions go straight to the founder at team@radioplaymaker.com.
No — month-to-month, cancel anytime. It's $99/mo for your first station, +$49/mo for each additional station in the same market, or a flat $299/mo for a whole cluster (up to 6). Annual billing saves two months. Checkout runs through Stripe.
Our team at Radio Playmaker constantly checks for what's happening in your market, automatically updates the moment something new comes up, and integrates with any of your preferred sources. Your community can also reach out directly — we filter and automate the whole process straight to you. Nothing publishes without your staff's approval.
Only what event submitters type into your submission form, and submissions stay closed until your privacy policy and terms are published — the setup wizard drafts both from your station details before you go live.
Yours. The public calendar and weekend feed carry your logo, colors, and calendar name — your station owns the page, we run the plumbing.