RadioX Pro: What It Removes and Unlocks, and Where the Free Version Shows Ads

The problem

You want a free radio and podcast app without paying up front, but you also don’t want to be interrupted while listening. And you want to know what a subscription actually buys.

Free

• Radio stations you add, podcasts, Apple Music browsing, playlists, history, sleep timer, bedside clock and all other features.
• One alarm.
• Ads: an app-open ad (at most every few hours), interstitials when you switch station or episode (rate-limited), and native cards in lists. In regions that require it a consent form appears first.

Where ads never appear

• Apple Music surfaces (and the app-open ad is held back while Apple Music is playing).
• The bedside clock face.
• The app launch that comes from tapping Listen on an alarm.

Pro

• No ads anywhere.
• Unlimited alarms.
• Supports ongoing development.

Monthly and yearly plans auto-renew until cancelled; manage them in Settings → Manage Subscription or your Apple Account. Use Restore if you reinstall.

Is it worth it?

If you mostly use RadioX in the evening or on commutes and switch stations a lot, Pro removes the interruptions. If you listen to one station, free is fine.

FAQ

What does Pro change? No ads anywhere, and unlimited alarms. Everything else is already free.

What are the plans? Monthly or yearly auto-renewing subscriptions. Prices are shown in the app.

Where will I never see ads? On Apple Music, on the bedside clock face, and when the app is opened from an alarm.

How do I cancel? In your Apple Account subscription settings. Settings also has Manage Subscription.