Your web radio as an individual Alexa Skill
Your own Alexa Skill for web radio with an individual listing, HTTPS stream, branding and maintenance. Pricing, features and answers to common questions.
An individual skill with your station name, logo and description. Listeners start your livestream by voice, using Icecast, Shoutcast or your own infrastructure.
Individual listing
Your station receives its own entry in the Amazon Skill Store.
Voice control
For example: “Alexa, start station name”.
Provider-independent
An accessible HTTPS stream URL is required.
How it works
Provide stream and branding
Provide the HTTPS stream URL, station name, logo and description.
Technical implementation
Audio integration, display content and an optional fallback stream are prepared and checked.
Review and publication
We support the review process and the launch of your individual Skill Store listing.
- Livestream playback, play and stop
- Logo and background on devices supporting APL
- Optional fallback when you provide a second stream
Pricing & scope
Alexa Radio Skill
49,99 €** per year
- Individual skill name, description and branding
- HTTPS livestream integration
- Skill infrastructure, maintenance and updates
- Support with review and publication
- An individual listing per station, no shared skill
login.streampanel.net).For SPCast users
19,99 €** one-time
- Individual skill name, description and branding
- HTTPS livestream integration
- Skill infrastructure, maintenance and updates
- Support with review and publication
- An individual listing per station, no shared skill
login.streampanel.net).Frequently asked questions
Does my stream need HTTPS?
Yes. Integration requires an accessible HTTPS stream URL.
Does the skill work with Icecast and Shoutcast?
Yes. The skill is provider-independent and can also use your own infrastructure.
How do listeners start the station?
By voice command, for example: “Alexa, start station name”.
What appears on devices with a display?
Devices supporting APL can display your logo and background.
What happens if the stream fails?
If you provide a second stream, it can optionally be integrated as a fallback.