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Creek.org is a vertical SaaS toolkit for community and college radio stations. Its core product is Creek Studio: a content management framework that works like a “WordPress for radio.” It brings a station website, live streams, schedules, playlists, on-demand archives, podcasts, mobile apps, and rights reporting into one system, with the goal of reducing the development cost of radio websites and digital operations.
Based on the product content, Creek offers a fairly complete set of tools. Its website tools can embed players, schedules, and playlists into existing WordPress, Squarespace, or custom websites. Live Audio Stream is based on Icecast and includes HTTPS, custom domains, analytics, and website/app integration. Creek Adapter connects to a physical studio, automatically uploads audio archives, and can also handle live encoding. It also supports Spinitron sync, program scheduling, playlist editing, music recognition, podcast publishing, DJ media uploads, and reporting for SoundExchange, BMI, and more. For third-party integrations, it explicitly mentions Spinitron, WordPress, Icecast, WideOrbit, StationPlaylist, MegaSeg, Radiologik, ENCO, and others.
Creek Studio is required and costs $50/month or $550/year. Optional add-ons include live streaming at $30/month, Adapter hardware for a one-time $320 fee, music recognition at $10/month, Radio Apps at $100/month, Radio Website at $20/month, and additional IT/web development at $100/hour. Annual billing effectively gives one month free. Payment is handled via emailed invoices, with credit card, check, or ACH accepted. The page mentions “Try Creek for Free,” but does not specify the trial duration.
The main advantages are that it is highly tailored to radio workflows, with a more complete set of modules than a general-purpose CMS or standalone streaming host. Pricing is transparent, and the live streaming plan includes HTTPS, custom domains, and migration support. The downsides are that audio archiving requires purchasing hardware and subscribing to Studio; enterprise-level details such as team permissions, compliance certifications, public APIs, and SLAs are not disclosed; and its usefulness outside radio organizations is limited.
Creek is best suited for community radio stations, college stations, and non-commercial broadcasters with limited budgets that want to quickly build a modern digital radio platform. There is no information in the source content about access from mainland China, so its availability there is unknown.
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