Radar
Radar is a usage-based location and maps APIs for geofencing, routing and compliance.
Radar operates in the Unclassified segment.
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- Founded
- 2016
- Headquarters
- 841 Broadway, 7th Floor, New York, NY 10003
- Core Segment
- Unclassified
- Company Size
- 50–200
- Official Links
- Website
- Verified
- 2026-03-12
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Radar: About
The company operates a B2B infrastructure and developer-tools model focused on location and mapping services. It provides cross-platform SDKs and cloud APIs that handle geofencing, trips, routing, maps rendering, geocoding, places and region detection, plus fraud-oriented location integrity checks. Value is created by reducing engineering complexity around location handling, consolidating multiple geospatial capabilities into one platform, and lowering total spend relative to incumbent maps providers. Revenue is generated from recurring usage of these APIs and SDKs, with higher-volume customers entering enterprise agreements that bundle SLAs, volume discounts and potentially bespoke features, while smaller teams self-serve via published per-request pricing tiers.
Radar: Market Position
Radar Labs, Inc. is a US-based location technology company providing SDKs, APIs and a maps platform for geofencing, location tracking, geocoding, routing and related geospatial functions. Its infrastructure allows developers to embed location-based experiences such as delivery and trip tracking, store locators, address search and validation, and region or compliance checks into mobile apps and websites, positioned as a lower-cost alternative to established maps providers.
The company generates revenue by selling metered access to its location and maps APIs and SDK-based services, primarily to business customers that require managed location infrastructure. Typical users are engineering, product, operations, marketing, fraud and compliance teams at retailers, logistics and delivery operators, mobility providers, fintechs, advertisers and other enterprises that rely on accurate, compliant device and address location data for their consumer-facing applications and internal workflows.
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