To demonstrate our commitment to protecting the privacy and security of the information you provide when using the Radaris website or applications, Radaris has prepared this Privacy Policy.
You may not use Radaris products or services unless you accept our Terms of Service and this Privacy Policy in full.
Radaris (“Radaris,” “we,” “our,” or “us”) is the owner and operator of the website located at radaris.in, together with any successor domains, subdomains, or digital platforms (collectively, the “Site”).
This Privacy Policy governs the collection, use, retention, and disclosure of information obtained through the Site and all associated digital properties, including but not limited to mobile applications and mobile-optimized versions of the Site (collectively, the “Radaris Applications”).
This Policy also applies to any personal information collected by Radaris through offline channels, such as telephone communications or correspondence with our customer service representatives.
The purpose of this Privacy Policy is to provide a clear and transparent explanation of our data-handling practices and to help you make an informed decision regarding your continued use of Radaris products and services (collectively, the “Services”).
This Privacy Policy forms an integral part of, and is governed by, the Radaris Terms of Service (“Terms”).
By accepting the Terms during registration or by continuing to use any Radaris Application, you enter into a legally binding agreement with Radaris in accordance with both the Terms and this Privacy Policy.
By accessing any of the Radaris Applications or using our Services, you confirm your agreement to be bound by the Terms and this Privacy Policy, acknowledge that Radaris does not provide consumer reports, and agree that information obtained from our Services will not be used for purposes regulated under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (15 U.S.C. §1681 et seq.).
If you do not consent to these Terms and this Privacy Policy, you must immediately discontinue use of all Radaris Applications and Services.
Residents of California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Iowa, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, and Virginia are entitled to additional privacy protections under applicable state laws.
If you reside in one of these jurisdictions, you may have enhanced rights regarding the collection, use, and disclosure of your personal information.
For a detailed explanation of these state-specific privacy rights and how they apply to you, please refer to the section titled “Your State Privacy Rights” below.
Radaris respects your privacy and is committed to collecting and using personal data responsibly. We collect information only for legitimate and clearly defined purposes, as outlined in this Privacy Policy. Your personal information is never sold or disclosed outside the limited circumstances described here.
When you use our Services, we collect and process data for operational, analytical, and service-related purposes, including the following:
We use the personal information you provide to operate and improve our Services in a manner consistent with your expectations and applicable privacy laws. This includes:
Radaris processes specific categories of information to provide its Services, maintain platform integrity, and comply with applicable privacy laws, including the Oregon Consumer Privacy Act (OCPA).
Radaris collects and processes personal data from multiple lawful sources. This includes information you provide directly, data collected automatically through your interaction with our Services, and information obtained from public, licensed, or third-party databases.
The personal data we may collect includes, but is not limited to identifiers, (such as your name, email address, postal address, phone number, and IP address), account and subscription details, including login credentials, payment information, and billing records, search and activity history (such as queries, viewed profiles, and interaction logs within our Services), device and technical information (including browser type, operating system, and cookie identifiers), and information from external sources (such as publicly available records, data brokers, or verified business partners).
Radaris applies the same privacy safeguards and data-deletion rights to all personal information it processes, regardless of the source from which it was obtained.
All data processing activities are conducted for legitimate business purposes, including service delivery, compliance, security, and lawful recordkeeping, as further described in this Policy.
Radaris uses cookies and comparable tracking technologies to maintain secure operation, ensure proper functionality, and improve overall site performance. These technologies may include cookies, web beacons, tags, and scripts. Each serves a specific, lawful purpose as described below:
Analytics and advertising cookies may collect general technical or geographic information—such as browser type, device model, or approximate location—but this data is not associated with any specific user profile or identifiable record.
Users can manage or disable non-essential cookies through the cookie-consent banner displayed upon their first visit or by adjusting browser settings at any time.
For additional control over analytics tracking, users may install the Google Analytics Opt-Out Add-on.
Radaris provides dedicated privacy management tools through its Data Privacy Center and Do Not Sell My Info pages, where users can review or adjust their privacy preferences at any time.
In accordance with OCPA § 646A.578, Radaris treats pseudonymous data as personal data whenever it can reasonably be associated with an identifiable individual.
Radaris maintains technical and organizational safeguards designed to prevent re-identification. Unique identifiers or re-identification keys are stored separately from other records and are protected from unauthorized access or use. These controls are intended to ensure that pseudonymous and derived datasets cannot be linked back to an individual without additional, secured information.
Whenever it is technically and legally feasible, Radaris allows individuals to exercise access and deletion rights with respect to pseudonymous data, consistent with applicable privacy laws and Radaris’ internal data-governance standards.
Radaris provides full transparency and accessibility with respect to privacy management. All available privacy tools—including account management features, opt-out mechanisms, and state-specific privacy options—are accessible through the company’s Data Privacy Center.
These tools are public and do not require a registered account, ensuring that both users and non-users can exercise equal control over their personal information. Individuals may review, correct, or delete their data in accordance with the Oregon Consumer Privacy Act (OCPA) and other applicable privacy regulations.
Radaris may collect certain categories of information that you voluntarily provide when using our website, mobile applications, or related Services. This information is collected to operate our platform, provide requested services, and comply with applicable privacy regulations.
This category includes details such as your name, mailing address, email address, and account credentials, which you may submit when creating an account, updating your profile, or subscribing to Radaris Services.
Consistent with the California Customer Records statute (Cal. Civ. Code § 1798.80(e)), Radaris may collect personal information such as your name, address, email address, and payment details (including credit or debit card number) when you register or make a purchase.
Although many Radaris Services are provided free of charge, certain features or subscriptions may require payment. In such cases, transactions are processed through secure third-party payment processors engaged by Radaris (“Billing Information”).
For recurring billing arrangements, Radaris retains only limited, encrypted payment details—such as the card type, expiration date, and tokenized identifiers—used strictly for account management and renewal purposes.
Radaris maintains records of the products, reports, or premium features you have purchased or accessed through the Services. This information supports account administration, user support, and service optimization.
When performing searches through the Radaris platform, you may input information relating to other individuals (for example, a name, address, or phone number). This data is used solely to process your search request and generate corresponding results.
Search records may be retained temporarily and linked to your user session or account for operational and compliance purposes. Such data is not reused for marketing or profiling and is deleted or anonymized after the applicable retention period.
Radaris may collect general location information—such as the city and state associated with your access—to enhance functionality, ensure compliance with regional privacy laws, and maintain accurate system analytics. This information is not precise and does not include GPS or continuous tracking.
If you apply for a role with Radaris, we may collect details about your professional background, including prior employment history, educational credentials, and references.
This information is used solely for recruitment and evaluation purposes and may be shared internally or with authorized third-party service providers assisting in candidate assessment and recordkeeping.
All recruitment-related data is retained only as necessary to manage current or future employment opportunities in accordance with applicable laws.
While using the Radaris website or applications, you may be invited to share comments, ideas, suggestions, or proposals related to Radaris products or Services (“Feedback”).
Providing Feedback is entirely voluntary and is used to help improve our Services and enhance user experience.
By submitting Feedback, you acknowledge and agree that:
If you choose to include personal information within your Feedback, you may request that such information be removed by contacting [email protected]. You may also choose not to include any personal data when submitting Feedback.
When you access or use Radaris Services, certain data is collected automatically from the device or browser you use to connect. This process occurs through standard technologies such as cookies, tags, beacons, and scripts that enable system functionality, maintain preferences, and help improve overall performance and reliability.
The automatically collected information may include the following categories:
Details such as your IP address, device ID or other unique identifier, device type, hardware model, operating system version, browser type, network connection, screen resolution, and usage statistics.
This information helps ensure secure access, maintain compatibility, and optimize the delivery of Radaris Services across different devices and platforms.
Information about how you interact with the Services, including search terms, pages visited, content viewed, clicks, session duration, ad impressions, and other usage data recorded by our systems.
These insights allow Radaris to maintain platform stability, improve navigation, and enhance the relevance of displayed content and recommendations.
Radaris collects log data and device identifiers that may also indicate a general location, such as city and state. This data supports essential functions, including:
Radaris and its service providers—such as analytics and marketing partners—use aggregated traffic and usage metrics to understand navigation trends and improve service efficiency.
Our Services employ Google Analytics to collect statistical data through cookies and anonymous identifiers.
Learn more: Google Analytics Privacy Principles
Opt-out: Google Analytics Opt-Out Add-on
Radaris also uses cookies to manage authentication, language preferences, and other technical features. You can manage or disable cookies in your browser settings, though certain functions may become unavailable if cookies are turned off.
Device and connection identifiers may be used to determine general geographic information—such as city and state—to analyze traffic patterns, maintain regional compliance, and improve localized service quality. This data does not include precise GPS coordinates or real-time tracking.
Cookies and related technologies serve several essential purposes:
Radaris uses Google Analytics to collect aggregated, anonymous data such as page views, browser version, device type, and time spent on the Site. Learn more about Google’s data practices here: Google Privacy & Terms.
To opt out, you can install the Google Analytics Opt-Out Browser Add-on.
Please note that disabling cookies may limit certain website features or reduce personalization options.
In addition to the information you provide directly or that is collected automatically, Radaris may obtain data from trusted external sources, including licensed data providers and publicly available databases. This information helps us maintain accurate records, improve the quality of our Services, and ensure that communications and offerings remain relevant to users.
It may also be used for internal analytics, verification, compliance, and other legitimate business purposes.
The categories of information we may receive from third parties include:
Advertisers and certain third parties may collect information about your activity on Radaris and across other websites or applications using various tracking technologies. The data gathered is used to determine which advertisements are displayed—both within Radaris and on external platforms—but it is not connected to your Radaris account or any personally identifiable information.
Radaris does not control, and cannot access, the information collected directly by these advertisers or third-party networks. However, most advertising networks, analytics providers, and marketing platforms allow users to opt out of targeted or interest-based advertising.
If you no longer wish to receive promotional emails from Radaris, you can:
By providing your contact details—such as an email address or telephone number—when registering for or using Radaris Services, you acknowledge that doing so establishes a business relationship with Radaris and expressly consent to being contacted using the information provided.
You confirm that you have the legal right to use any telephone number or email address submitted and that you authorize Radaris to communicate with you through those channels. This consent permits Radaris to contact you directly or through automated systems by means including, but not limited to, voice calls, recorded messages, emails, text (SMS) messages, or other communication methods supported by your device.
Radaris does not sell or share users’ personal contact information with third parties for marketing purposes. You may opt out of SMS messages at any time by replying STOP to any message. Standard message and data rates may apply, and message frequency may vary.
Radaris may contact you when necessary with information directly related to your account, activity, or purchases. These communications may include order confirmations, billing notices, subscription updates, or responses from customer support.
In some cases, Radaris may also send important service-related notifications—such as maintenance alerts, technical updates, or information regarding delays or issues affecting the Services you use.
Because these communications are necessary for the operation of the Services and the fulfillment of contractual obligations, they are not promotional in nature and cannot be unsubscribed from.
To support its operations and maintain the functionality of the Radaris platform, the company may engage trusted third-party service providers to perform specific tasks on its behalf—for example, processing payments, managing communications, or providing technical support.
When such services are used, Radaris may grant these providers limited access to personal information solely as needed to perform their contracted functions. All third parties are required to handle this information securely and in compliance with applicable privacy and data protection laws.
From time to time, Radaris may contact you by email with promotional updates, special offers, or information related to its Services.
You may choose to opt out of receiving these marketing communications—or prevent your information from being used for marketing purposes—by updating your Email Preferences in your account settings, emailing [email protected], or using the contact form available at https://radaris.in/page/contact.
You may also unsubscribe at any time by clicking the Unsubscribe link included at the bottom of any promotional email or by closing your account.
Please note that opting out of promotional emails does not affect your ability to receive service-related or transactional communications, such as account updates, billing notices, or messages related to Services you have requested, which cannot be unsubscribed from.
Certain sections of the Radaris website or applications may include content or features offered in collaboration with third parties—such as sponsors, advertisers, or service partners—who provide their own products or services (“Co-Branded Content Areas”). These areas will be clearly identified with the name or branding of the participating third party.
If you choose to register for or purchase products or services offered within a Co-Branded Content Area, your personal information may be shared in one of two ways: either you will provide it directly to both Radaris and the third party, or Radaris may share the relevant information with the third party to fulfill your request. In such cases, your data will be governed by both this Radaris Privacy Policy and the third party’s privacy policy.
Radaris is not responsible for the privacy or data-handling practices of third-party sponsors, advertisers, or partners. We encourage you to review the applicable privacy policy of any third party with whom you choose to interact before submitting your personal information.
Where permitted or required by law, Radaris may access, preserve, and disclose your personal information, communications (including messages or other interactions within the Services), and any data associated with your account—without prior notice or consent.
Such disclosures may occur under circumstances including, but not limited to:
Sale or Transfer of Business or Assets
If Radaris, or any portion of its business, Services, or digital assets, is sold, merged, or otherwise transferred as part of a business transaction—or in the event of insolvency, bankruptcy, or receivership—personal information of customers and visitors may be included among the transferred assets.
Similarly, Radaris may disclose or transfer customer data in connection with financing, investment, or other strategic business transactions intended to support or expand its operations.
In all such cases, personal data will continue to be governed by the terms of the Privacy Policy in effect at the time the information was collected. Should ownership of your personal information change, or if its use materially differs from this Policy, Radaris will notify users by email and/or through a prominent notice on the website, along with information about available choices concerning their data.
Advertising and Analytics Data Collection
Radaris and its third-party partners may use a combination of first-party and third-party technologies—such as Google Analytics cookies, advertising cookies, and similar identifiers—to recognize returning users, measure engagement, personalize experiences, and deliver relevant advertisements.
These tools help Radaris improve service performance, understand user behavior, and present targeted content across Radaris Services and other digital platforms.
To enhance the functionality of its Services and help prevent fraudulent activity, Radaris may process certain data in a pseudonymized format, such as encrypted or tokenized user identifiers.
Radaris enforces strict security and organizational controls over such information, maintaining re-identification keys separately under secure technical safeguards to prevent unauthorized access or misuse.
While certain jurisdictions limit consumer rights regarding pseudonymous data, Radaris treats pseudonymous information as personal data whenever it can reasonably be linked to an identifiable individual.
Accordingly, consumers may exercise applicable rights—such as access, correction, deletion, and opt-out—where Radaris can verify their identity and locate the relevant information.
Radaris does not use pseudonymous data for marketing, profiling, or re-identification purposes, except where required by law or legitimate security obligations.
User-Generated Content
Some Radaris Services may include features such as public reviews, chat areas, or messaging tools that allow users to communicate or post content (“Communication Services”). Please note that any information you share in these areas becomes publicly accessible and may be viewed, collected, or used by others.
Content submitted through the Communication Services may be stored and redistributed by Radaris as part of the platform’s functionality. Users should exercise caution and avoid including personal or sensitive information in public submissions. There is no expectation of privacy when posting or interacting within these areas, and Radaris cannot control how third parties may use information you choose to make public.
If you wish to request the removal of personal information posted within a Communication Service, you may contact [email protected] or use the Contact Form. In certain cases, removal may not be possible; if so, Radaris will notify you and explain the reason.
Radaris reserves the right—but not the obligation—to monitor user activity and content within its Communication Services and to remove or restrict material that violates its Terms of Service or is deemed inappropriate.
You have the right to request details about the personal information Radaris holds about you, including:
You can submit a request through the Radaris Data Privacy Center.
If you have questions about the personal information in your account, you may review it by logging in and contacting Customer Support for assistance with updates or corrections.
2. Right to Request Blocking of Records
Upon verified request, Radaris can block personal records under its control from appearing in search results on its platform.
Some changes may take time to process, and certain data may be retained for legitimate recordkeeping or remain in secure backup systems.
3. Right to Opt Out of Sale of Personal Information
You have the right to opt out of the sale or disclosure of your personal information for purposes such as data sales, sharing, or targeted advertising at any time.
To exercise this right, visit the Do Not Sell My Info page.
Through this page, you can:
Opting out will not affect your ability to use Radaris’ core services.
Radaris does not sell or knowingly share the personal information of individuals under the age of 18.
Radaris will not discriminate against you for exercising any of your privacy rights.
This means you will not be denied access to Services, charged different prices or rates, or receive a different level or quality of service as a result of submitting a privacy-related request.
If you reside in California, Oregon, Virginia, Utah, Colorado, Texas, Delaware, Connecticut, or Montana, you may be entitled—subject to applicable state laws—to the following rights:
You may request details about the personal data Radaris has collected, used, shared, or sold about you, including:
To review certain data, you may search your name and view the profile that appears. If specific information does not appear, it indicates that Radaris has not collected it—it may be available through other public sources.
You may request that Radaris block specific records under its control from appearing in search results on its website.
When you request the deletion of your personal data, Radaris follows a verified and secure procedure to ensure that your information is processed lawfully and handled with care.
Your identity is verified using the information you provide, which we cross-check against our records. If automatic verification is not possible, Radaris may request limited additional details solely to confirm your identity. These details are used only for verification purposes and are deleted once the process is complete.
After verification, Radaris deletes or de-identifies all personal data under its control, including information you provided directly, data collected automatically through your use of the Services, and information obtained from lawful public or third-party sources.
We also instruct our service providers and contractors to delete or de-identify any related data, unless retention is required for legal, security, or operational reasons, such as fraud prevention or financial recordkeeping.
This process includes the permanent deletion or anonymization of your account details, payment records, search history, and cookies or tracking identifiers that could be linked to you. Encrypted or pseudonymous identifiers used for analytics or security purposes are de-linked or irreversibly hashed to prevent re-identification.
After deletion, Radaris’ secure backup systems may temporarily retain a minimal amount of encrypted technical data. This information cannot be accessed or used and is kept only for essential purposes such as system integrity, legal compliance, or disaster recovery. Backups are cleared and permanently deleted according to the company’s regular data-retention schedule.
You may request deletion of your personal data at any time through the Radaris Data Privacy Center.
Radaris will confirm completion of your request or explain any applicable exception.
Please note:
You have the right to opt out of the processing of your personal information for purposes such as data sales, data sharing, or targeted advertising.
To exercise this right, please visit the Do Not Sell My Info page, accessible from the footer of the Radaris website. This dedicated page allows you to submit an opt-out request and manage how your information is used across the Radaris platform.
Radaris does not sell or knowingly share the personal information of individuals under 18 years of age.
Submitting an opt-out request will also initiate the removal of your personal profile from Radaris search results. You do not need to have a Radaris account to exercise this right.
You may request that we correct any inaccurate personal information we maintain about you.
To submit a correction request, visit the Data Privacy Center or contact [email protected].
Radaris is required by law to take reasonable steps to verify your identity before processing certain privacy-related requests. In some situations, legal exceptions—such as matters involving public safety, legal privilege, or compliance obligations—may limit our ability to complete your request.
If your identity cannot be verified through the site’s authentication process, Radaris may request limited additional information (such as your name, email address, or phone number) solely for verification purposes. This information is used only to confirm your identity and is deleted once the verification process is complete.
Requests may be granted in full, partially, or denied, depending on the applicable legal requirements. If Radaris is unable to fulfill your request, you will be notified and provided with an explanation of the reason.
If you reside in Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Iowa, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Oregon, Texas, Tennessee, or Virginia, you have the right to appeal a decision denying your privacy-related request.
To file an appeal, please email [email protected] and include:
If your appeal is denied, you may have the option to submit a complaint to your state’s Attorney General. Below are links to the appropriate complaint submission pages for each applicable state:
Authorized Agents
Under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and other applicable state privacy laws, you may appoint an authorized agent to submit a privacy request on your behalf.
Before Radaris can process such a request, both your identity and the agent’s authority to act for you must be verified. This verification process may require additional documentation and could extend the time needed to complete the request.
Authorized agents acting on behalf of a consumer must provide proper documentation verifying both their authority and the identity of the individual they represent. Radaris will not process a request until these verification steps are completed in full.
The agent must provide one of the following:
For “Request to Delete” or “Right to Know” submissions, the following information must be provided to verify the consumer’s identity:
All required documentation must be sent to [email protected] for verification.
Requests are subject to a reasonable verification process, which can be initiated and completed through the Data Privacy Center.
Requests will not be processed until both the consumer’s identity and the agent’s authorization have been successfully verified.
Residents of Oregon may request a list of specific third parties (excluding natural persons) to whom Radaris has disclosed their personal data.
Such requests can be submitted through the Data Privacy Center or by email at [email protected].
Note:
You do not need a Radaris account to exercise your privacy rights. Any individual may submit an access, deletion, correction, or opt-out request through:
Radaris verifies each request only to the extent necessary to confirm the requester’s identity and prevent unauthorized or fraudulent submissions.
The Radaris website may include links to external websites or online communities operated by third parties. These sites are not controlled by Radaris and are not covered by this Privacy Policy.
We encourage you to review the privacy policies of any third-party site or community you visit to understand how your information is collected, used, and stored.
Some personal information may appear in public directory listings available through Radaris.
If you wish to have your details removed from these listings, you may submit a request through the Remove My Info page.
The Radaris website may include integrated social media features—such as “Like” buttons, sharing tools, or other interactive widgets. These features may collect information, including your IP address and the page you are visiting, and may store cookies to ensure proper functionality.
Social media widgets may be hosted directly by Radaris or by third parties, and your interactions with them are governed by the privacy policies of the respective providers.
Radaris implements administrative, technical, and physical safeguards—including SSL (Secure Socket Layer) encryption—to protect sensitive information during transmission.
However, no method of internet or electronic storage is completely secure, and Radaris cannot guarantee absolute security. By using the site, you acknowledge and accept this risk.
Under California Civil Code §1798.83, residents of California may request information regarding Radaris’ sharing of personal data with third parties for their direct marketing purposes.
Radaris does not share personal information with third parties for direct marketing.
The Radaris website currently does not respond to browser-based “Do Not Track” signals or other mechanisms that indicate a user’s preference not to be tracked.
The Radaris website and Services are intended for a general audience and are not directed toward individuals under the age of 18.
Radaris does not knowingly collect or maintain personal information from anyone under 18 years of age.
If it is discovered that a registered user is under 18, Radaris will promptly delete the individual’s personal information from its systems in accordance with applicable privacy laws and internal data-retention policies.
Radaris may update this Privacy Policy periodically to reflect changes in its data practices, technologies, or legal requirements. When revisions occur, the updated version will be posted on this page with a new “Last Updated” date.
If a change involves a new or materially different use of your personal information than originally disclosed at the time of collection, Radaris will obtain your affirmative consent before processing your data for that new purpose. If you do not provide consent, your information will not be used in that manner.
Revisions that do not materially affect how your information is collected, used, or shared—such as administrative or stylistic edits—will take effect on the date indicated.
Radaris encourages you to review this Privacy Policy periodically to remain informed about how your information is protected.
Any dispute arising from or related to your use of the Radaris website or Services—including issues concerning privacy—will be governed by this Privacy Policy, the Terms of Service, and applicable U.S. law.
All dispute resolution procedures and limitations of liability set forth in the Terms of Service apply equally to matters involving this Privacy Policy.
This Privacy Policy is intended solely for the benefit of Radaris visitors, users, and clients.
It applies to all individuals who interact with Radaris Services, whether or not they maintain an account.
This Policy does not create or confer any enforceable rights for organizations, business entities, or other third parties, nor does it obligate Radaris to disclose or share information with them.
If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy or about how the Radaris website and Services operate, you can contact us using the following methods:
Email: [email protected]
Contact Form: https://radaris.in/page/contact
This Policy was last updated on 10.22, 2025.