Rádio Indoor gives your office or coworking space a soft, steady background sound that helps open areas feel less exposed, and an announcer for internal notices like community lunch, meeting rooms and closing time. Reception gets a welcoming atmosphere, and nobody needs a microphone.
Open-plan offices and coworking spaces have a sound problem that is easy to miss: silence. In a quiet room, every phone call, video meeting and conversation carries, and people become self-conscious about speaking. A soft, steady layer of music helps mask those sounds and makes the space feel more comfortable.
Reception is the first impression for visitors and candidates. A pleasant background sound makes the wait feel shorter and the company more welcoming than a silent hallway or a TV tuned to the news.
There is also the matter of who controls the sound. When music depends on whoever plugs in their phone, the office ends up with a mix of tastes, app ads and arguments about volume. A shared radio with an agreed style removes that friction and gives the space a consistent identity that belongs to the company, not to one person.
Describe your space in the business profile, for example a creative agency with a relaxed vibe or a coworking space with freelancers and small startups, and our artificial intelligence builds playlists for focus and comfort. You can also hand-build playlists, like an instrumental mix for concentration.
The audio processor keeps the volume steady, at the low level you set on your speakers, with smooth transitions and no sudden jumps between tracks, which is exactly what a workspace needs. When an announcement plays, the music ducks briefly and returns.
The announcer talks about the scheduled notices you set, in the voice and tone you choose, and instant announcements let the front desk or office manager share something right away, read exactly as typed: a delivery at reception, a fire drill starting, a guest waiting for a meeting.
The business profile also shapes the announcer. A law firm's reception may call for a calm, formal voice, while a coworking space full of creatives can go for something warmer and more relaxed. Choose once, and every notice follows the same tone, which helps the space feel coherent and professional.
Keep announcements short and useful, so the team welcomes them instead of tuning them out.
Start with a low volume and adjust with the team's feedback; the goal is a background, not a soundtrack people have to talk over. Schedule focus playlists for the morning and a lighter mix in the afternoon.
Set opening hours so the radio starts before the first people arrive and stops by itself after hours. No microphone, mixer or technician is needed: a computer or tablet connected to the existing speakers is enough.
A company with several floors, or a coworking brand with more than one address, can put a device on each floor or in each space, all playing the same radio. Plans cover 1, 2, 6 or 15 devices at the same time, each one counted as a location. Larger networks can ask sales@radioindoor.com for a custom plan.
For coworking operators, the radio becomes part of the community: the same voice welcoming members, announcing events and saying the space's name in every location.
“Community lunch starts at 12:30 in the kitchen area. Everyone at Northside Cowork is welcome!”
“A quick reminder: the Blue meeting room is booked from 3 p.m. Please wrap up and free the room on time.”
“Welcome to Northside Cowork. Visitors, please check in at reception and we'll let your host know you're here.”
“The building closes at 8 p.m. Please remember to take your belongings and switch off your monitors.”
You control the playlist and the volume. Calm instrumental playlists at a low level on your speakers work well, and the audio processor keeps that level steady.
Yes. Every device on the account plays the same playlists and scheduled notices. Only instant announcements stay on the device where they are typed, so reception can call a visitor without interrupting the work floor.
No. Type the text and the announcer reads it right away, word for word, or schedule a notice for later.
Yes. Set opening hours per day and the radio only plays when the space is open.
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No credit card · Cancel anytimeEvery plan has the same features. What changes is how many locations play the radio at once and how many credits you get each month.
About R$ 2.16 a dayAbout $0.43 a dayAbout €0.40 a day
≈ 3,400 credits a month≈ 3,462 credits a month≈ 3,545 credits a month
About R$ 3.33 a dayAbout $0.67 a dayAbout €0.60 a day
≈ 5,279 credits a month≈ 5,374 credits a month≈ 5,362 credits a month
About R$ 8.33 a dayAbout $1.67 a dayAbout €1.57 a day
≈ 14,586 credits a month≈ 14,840 credits a month≈ 15,470 credits a month
About R$ 16.66 a dayAbout $3.33 a dayAbout €3.17 a day
≈ 32,301 credits a month≈ 32,858 credits a month≈ 34,613 credits a month
Need a custom plan? Contact us: sales@radioindoor.com
| Feature | Lite | Basic | Plus | Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per month | R$ 64.90$12.99€11.99 | R$ 99.90$19.99€17.99 | R$ 249.90$49.99€46.99 | R$ 499.90$99.99€94.99 |
| Simultaneous locations | 1 | 2 | 6 | 15 |
| Cost per location | R$ 64.90$12.99€11.99 | R$ 49.95$10.00€9.00 | R$ 41.65$8.33€7.83 | R$ 33.33$6.67€6.33 |
| Credits per month | ≈ 3,400≈ 3,462≈ 3,545 | ≈ 5,279≈ 5,374≈ 5,362 | ≈ 14,586≈ 14,840≈ 15,470 | ≈ 32,301≈ 32,858≈ 34,613 |
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You pay the fixed amount shown, in the currency you pick. Credits for plans in R$ and € are estimated at the current exchange rate.