Radar

Radar is an all-in-one location platform that combines geofencing, geocoding, and mapping. It's designed to be cost-effective, so businesses can create location-based experiences for hundreds of millions of devices around the world.

Radar is centered on accuracy, privacy and developer experience. The service has hyper-accurate geofencing with unlimited geofences, polygon geofences and 5-meter accuracy. It also offers trip tracking with live ETAs, so you can see when pickups, deliveries and fleets are arriving. And it can track visits to places, even in crowded areas, with a large index of millions of points-of-interest (POIs).

Radar also has mapping abilities, including geocoding APIs for forward, reverse and IP geocoding, and search APIs for address autocomplete and places search. And it has routing APIs for distance, matrix and route optimization.

Radar pricing is tiered, with a free plan for up to 100,000 API calls per month or 1,000 monthly tracked users. After that, core API pricing starts at $0.50 per 1,000 calls, and premium API pricing starts at $2 per 1,000 calls. Geofencing pricing starts at $0.04 per monthly tracked user.

Radar integrates with a variety of tools, including Segment, Amplitude, Olo, Braze and others, so you can bring location data into many applications. And Radar has enterprise-grade privacy and security, including SOC 2 type II certification, GDPR and CCPA compliance and customizable data retention controls.

Radar is trusted by digital leaders, but it's a good fit for any company that wants to improve its location-based experience without sacrificing accuracy and security. By reducing costs without sacrificing features, Radar is a good option for companies that want to get the most out of their location-based operations.

Published on July 1, 2024