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Comment #37673590
Yep, I get it. Working on a self-serve pricing calculator. Reality is that enterprise convos do make sense at sufficient scale. If it does here, our inbox is open!
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Comment #37673516
Out of curiosity, why do you think it's vastly superior?
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Comment #37672958
Appreciate the feedback. We're working on showing the right level of detail at different zoom levels for the different map styles. cc @kocheez75
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Comment #37672918
Should be showing a collapsible ⓘ button on very small screens. We'll take a look and fix.
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Comment #37672897
We are big fans of Felt!
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Comment #37672895
As someone who used to work at an ad tech company, I can tell you that we're very much not an ad tech company. In fact, we set out to build the opposite. More here: https://radar.c…
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Comment #37672874
Would love to chat. Worth considering best solution given tradeoffs: Cost, coverage, customization options, enterprise-readiness
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Comment #37669921
Our standard policy is that you can cache responses for up to 30 days: https://radar.com/documentation/maps/geocoding#caching
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Comment #37669751
You can charge a lot when you're #1.
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Comment #37669744
Still pretty good in Europe, but more of a gap. International coverage will be a priority in 2024.
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Comment #37669734
Not familiar with this list, but I'm guessing overly aggressive blocking of location APIs. More on our approach here: https://radar.com/trust
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Comment #37669558
Pricing page could def be clearer. Working on it! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37668919
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Comment #37669476
Pricing is per API call right now, but we're planning to add "per session" pricing in future.
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Comment #37669360
Can you share more about what you're hoping to do?
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Comment #37669309
That's a pretty aggressive list...
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Comment #37669295
Google is the gold standard, but our coverage is quite good in the US. We incorporate a mix of open and commercial datasets both for POI and address data.
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Comment #37669120
Old but good post on vector maps vs. raster maps from our friends at CARTO: https://carto.com/blog/raster-vs-vector-whats-the-difference...
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Comment #37669091
Potentially! We're still big fans of Mapbox for highly styled maps. We've just found that Mapbox and Google are overkill for many of our customers.
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Comment #37669049
Stay tuned...!?
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Comment #37668919
A map load is what it sounds like, an API call is a geocoding/search/routing API call. Pricing starts at $0.50 per 1K for both. Pricing page could be clearer, we're working on it!
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Comment #37668890
More details in the post, but Google starts at $7 per 1K map loads and $5 per 1K geocoding API requests, whereas Radar starts at $0.50 per 1K for both. We've roughly been helping o…
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Comment #37668827
Radar CEO here. Welcome any questions or feedback!
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Comment #25445802
If you're looking for a simple, polished, developer-friendly alternative, check out Radar ( https://radar.io ). Think Twilio/Braze/Amplitude/Segment/Radar vs. SNS/Pinpoint/EventBri…
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Comment #2574551
Great read, David. Thanks for sharing. One thing that I'd be curious to learn that isn't covered in the write-up: How exactly did you learn all of this? You say "on the job," but c…
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Comment #2297700
Cool idea. How accurate do you expect the figures to be? Might people whose apps are reviewed particularly slowly be more inclined to report review times, thereby skewing results?