Since we launched Radar Maps Platform, dozens of companies have cut their maps bill significantly by switching from Google or Mapbox. Here are a few of the best examples.

This quarter, we're announcing new risk and compliance reporting for gaming customers, campaign builder, and the general availability of international address coverage.

Geofencing is an essential aspect of many applications we use daily, but what exactly is it?

On the Radar is content series highlighting Radar's customers and partners and their geolocation use cases, hosted by Radar Co-Founder and CEO Nick Patrick. This episode features Courtney Mackedanz from Five Below.

Reverse geocoding transforms coordinates into street addresses or place names, and is essential for maps and location-based apps. Discover top vendors, their benefits, and how to choose the best one for your business.

Learn the difference between forward and reverse geocoding, their applications, and challenges. Understand how they power navigation, delivery optimization, and spatial data analysis in modern technology.

Reverse geocoding transforms coordinates into street addresses or place names, and is essential for maps and location-based apps. Discover top vendors, their benefits, and how to choose the best one for your business.

Mapbox or Google Maps API not cutting it? Explore the differences between the best mapping platforms of 2025. Compare features, pricing, and better alternatives.

We continue to see incredible demand for our Maps Platform. Today, we’re announcing two new features that make it easier for sophisticated enterprises to migrate from Google or Mapbox to Radar.

Couldn’t make it to Radar IRL this year? Catch up on the product launches and sessions you missed.

Today we're thrilled to announce an alliance with LexisNexis Risk Solutions, as well as product and licensing updates to support the largest online sportsbook and iGaming operators.

While Core Location and CLRegion are undeniably powerful, they come with several limitations that can pose challenges. This blog post aims to shed light on these challenges and explore alternative solutions.

Say goodbye to Google Maps API costs and limited support. Switch to Radar's mapping API for better pricing, features, and support. Get started for free.

We're thrilled to announce our new Channel Partner Program. This program empowers partners to differentiate themselves with best-in-class location capabilities, create new revenue streams, and benefit from co-marketing, enablement, and support.

Route optimization is the process of finding the most efficient route through a series of waypoints. For example, a delivery driver might have multiple dropoffs, and you might want to find the shortest and most fuel-efficient route.

Route matching, also called map matching or "snapping to roads," is the process of aligning GPS coordinates with a road network factoring in direction of travel, speed limits, and other information.

From panels to partnerships, the Radar team had an action-packed SBC Summit North America in our own backyard in New Jersey.

There are many geocoding APIs to choose from. In this guide, we explain some factors to consider when choosing a geocoding API, popular geocoding APIs and their pros and cons, and Radar's geocoding APIs and Maps Platform.

Since we launched our geo-compliance solution for gaming last fall, we've been overwhelmed by the response. Dozens of operators and vendors spanning sportsbook, fantasy, sweepstakes, casinos, horse racing, and lottery are choosing Radar for geo-compliance.

Reverse geocoding transforms latitude and longitude coordinates into a human-readable format, like a street address or a place name.