Rádio Indoor gives your restaurant the right mood for each service, a lively lunch and a relaxed dinner, at a steady volume that leaves room for conversation. An announcer can mention today's special, desserts, reservations or a birthday at the table, only as often as you want.
Guests remember a restaurant by the food, the service and the atmosphere. Music is a big part of that atmosphere: it fills the gaps between tables, sets the pace of the meal and makes a half-full room feel alive.
Volume is just as important as the playlist. Too loud and guests have to raise their voices; too low and every conversation from the next table comes through. The right level stays in the background and holds steady all service long.
Describe your restaurant in the business profile, for example a family Italian place with a busy lunch and candlelit dinners, and our artificial intelligence builds playlists for that. You can hand-build playlists for each service too.
The audio processor keeps the volume steady and the transitions smooth, so the sound stays in the background. When the announcer speaks, the music ducks briefly and comes back. Choose a warm, discreet tone and a low frequency: in a dining room, one short mention now and then works better than constant announcements.
Instant announcements are handy for celebrations: type a birthday message and it plays right away over the music.
Set one opening window per weekday and the radio starts and stops with it. If you close between lunch and dinner, pause the radio in the player during the break.
In a restaurant, the announcer should feel like a discreet host, not a supermarket PA. Choose a warm or elegant voice, keep scripts to one or two sentences and space them out. A welcome at the start of service, today's special once or twice, a dessert suggestion during the second half of the meal: that is usually enough.
Some messages work better at specific moments. Reservation reminders for the weekend fit a Wednesday lunch. Takeaway and delivery deserve a mention on slower weeknights, when guests might like to order from home next time. Special dates such as Valentine's Day, Mother's Day or a holiday menu can be scheduled weeks ahead on their exact dates, and each one leaves the schedule once its day has passed.
If your restaurant has a set menu or a happy hour at the bar, a short spot at the right time can bring guests to the bar before dinner. And when a table is celebrating, an instant birthday message adds a personal touch that guests remember.
A terrace and an indoor room, or a bar area and a dining room, can each have a device playing the same radio. Each device playing at once is one location, and plans cover 1, 2, 6 or 15. Groups with more restaurants can ask sales@radioindoor.com for a custom plan.
No equipment needs to be bought. The computer at the host stand or a tablet behind the bar, connected to your existing speakers, is enough. If you open a second restaurant, it can play the same radio, with the same playlists and announcer, from the first day.
“Good afternoon from Olive Table. Today's special is slow-cooked beef ragù with fresh pasta. Ask your server.”
“Saving room for dessert? Our lemon tart is made in-house every morning.”
“Planning a weekend dinner? Olive Table takes reservations for Friday and Saturday. Ask our team before you leave.”
“A very happy birthday to Laura at table 6, from all of us at Olive Table!”
You control how often they play. In a dining room, a few short mentions per service, in a soft tone, is usually plenty.
Yes. Create a playlist for each service and schedule them by time of day.
Opening hours are one window per weekday, so the radio plays from opening to final closing. For the break, pause it in the player and press play again when you reopen.
In many countries a public performance license is required, paid to your country's licensing organization. That license is the restaurant's responsibility.
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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 $0.67 a dayAbout €0.60 a day
≈ 5,281 credits a month≈ 5,374 credits a month≈ 5,362 credits a month
About R$ 8.33 a dayAbout $1.67 a dayAbout €1.57 a day
≈ 14,590 credits a month≈ 14,840 credits a month≈ 15,470 credits a month
About R$ 16.66 a dayAbout $3.33 a dayAbout €3.17 a day
≈ 32,309 credits a month≈ 32,858 credits a month≈ 34,613 credits a month
Need a custom plan? Contact us: sales@radioindoor.com
| Feature | Lite | Basic | Plus | Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per month | R$ 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$6.67€6.33 |
| Credits per month | ≈ 3,400≈ 3,462≈ 3,545 | ≈ 5,281≈ 5,374≈ 5,362 | ≈ 14,590≈ 14,840≈ 15,470 | ≈ 32,309≈ 32,858≈ 34,613 |
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You pay the fixed amount shown, in the currency you pick. Credits for plans in R$ and € are estimated at the current exchange rate.