Frequently Asked Questions

Find people with the same interests, meet through events and activities, plus pricing and how Radius works.

Yes. Radius is a Meetup alternative that is free for groups of up to 50 members, with no organiser fee. Joining groups and attending events is always free.

Joining and attending is free. Organisers get a free plan up to 50 members per group. Pro is $12, $25, or $30 per month per group for 51–300, 301–1,000, and 1,000+ members. See pricing for details.

Create the group, recreate upcoming events, invite members by email, then share the public page or embed. Members do not need a Meetup account. See the migration guide.

Yes. Organisers can set a weekly, fortnightly, or monthly schedule when creating an event. Radius publishes upcoming instances automatically. Recurring events are free for all groups. See how to create events.

Yes. Guests can RSVP with a name and email and confirm from a link — they do not need to create an account.

Yes. Organisers can create events programmatically. See the Events API docs.

Yes. Organisers can export member and attendee data to CSV, or download a full group data export as a ZIP from group settings — events, posts, photos, and more.

Add what you're into on your profile, then browse the activity feed or the members map. Follow people you click with, or join a group around that interest.

Join something that's already on — a group event, or something lighter like a coffee, a ride, or a walk. Or post what you're up to and let others come along. You don't need to run a group. See how activities work.

Post a hangout with a rough window — today, tomorrow, this weekend — and people tap the slots that work. That skips the group-chat ping-pong. Confirm the most popular time when you're ready. Already know when? Pick a time and skip the vote.

No. Post an activity from the feed or the post-an-activity page. Groups are for something regular; a one-off coffee, ride, or walk does not need one.

Either. Keep it to people you follow, or make it public so anyone nearby can join. Anyone with the link can view it; the setting controls who can join.

Organisers can link out to an external ticketing or payment tool, or collect payment offline. Built-in payment processing is not available yet.

Not yet. Radius runs in all modern browsers and is mobile-friendly on phones and tablets.

Radius is available worldwide. Anyone with internet access can create or attend events. The product is currently in English.

We store data securely and serve the site over HTTPS. Personal information is never shared without your permission.

You can keep events or groups unlisted, set a display name, and choose whether to show your full name publicly. Pro groups can be private so only members see the content.

Everyone agrees to respectful, safe participation. Read the full community guidelines.

Email hello@radius.to. Radius is a solo-dev project — I reply as quickly as I can.

Yes. Step-by-step guides cover groups, events, invitations, embeds, and the Events API. Start in documentation.

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