Modern Meetup alternative for local groups and events
Radius is a modern community and event platform designed as an alternative to Meetup, Eventbrite, and Facebook Events. It allows users to find people with shared interests, join local groups, and participate in nearby activities.
The platform solves the problem of finding local connection by enabling hyper-local discovery. Users can quickly post spontaneous activities or start their own communities in minutes, making it simple to meet others for coffee, runs, bike rides, and more.
Radius is for anyone looking to build or join local communities, from individuals wanting to meet nearby people with shared hobbies to organizers looking to start a free group.
Create a group in about 60 seconds, invite members, and organise events. Free plans support up to 2 organisers per group.
Create and publish events with RSVP limits and a waiting list, event reminders, and scheduled emails.
Post an activity with a time and place (e.g. 'cycling this Saturday in Edinburgh') and people nearby who share the interest can join. Posting takes about 30 seconds.
Browse groups across cities worldwide by category (e.g. Science & Technology, Arts, Community, Active & Outdoors) and see a live activity feed of new groups and events.
Calendar subscriptions via .ics plus an embeddable events widget for websites.
Export group data as a ZIP, export member emails as CSV, and use API access — available on the Free plan.
Pro plans add private groups, group analytics, more than 3 organisers, enhanced support, and automations (coming soon).
Organisations managing many groups get centralised group management, organisation-level billing, priority support, and automatic invoice discounts.
Sign up for free, browse hundreds of groups by city and category, or see what's nearby and join events and activities. Joining groups and attending events is always free.
Post what you're up for with a time and place in about 30 seconds — e.g. 'doing this soon, others welcome' — and nearby people with the same interest can join.
Organisers create a group in about 60 seconds, invite members, publish events with RSVP limits and waiting lists, and can migrate existing communities from Meetup.com.
Free forever for small groups (up to 100 members, 2 organisers). Pro is $15/month per group with unlimited members, billed monthly. Joining groups and attending events is always free — plans are for organisers. Organisations with 50–99 groups get 5% off the total invoice and 100+ groups get 10% off, with no long-term contracts required. Enterprise pricing is available for large multi-group organis
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Free forever, per group. Up to 100 members, up to 2 organisers. Includes creating and publishing events, RSVP limits and waiting list, invite members, event reminder and scheduled emails, calendar subscriptions (.ics), embeddable events wid
$15/month
Per group, billed monthly. Unlimited members, group analytics, private groups, 3+ organisers, enhanced support, and automations (coming soon).
Volume-discounted
For organisations managing many groups, with automatic discounts on the total invoice: 5% off for 50–99 groups, 10% off for 100+ groups. Organisation-level billing, centralised group management, priority support, and no long-term contracts
Custom
For running multiple groups or a large organisation, including those currently on Meetup Pro or managing many chapters. Contact sales; Radius offers help transitioning without paying more than the current provider.
Radius is a platform for local groups, events and activities, marketed as a modern Meetup alternative. You can find people with shared interests, join what they are doing nearby, or start your own community.
Joining groups and attending events is always free. Organisers can use the Free plan forever for small groups (up to 100 members and 2 organisers per group), with more advanced features on the $15/month Pro plan.
Pro costs $15 per group per month, billed monthly. It includes unlimited members, group analytics, private groups, 3+ organisers, enhanced support, and automations (coming soon).
No. According to the pricing page, joining groups and attending events is always free — the paid plans are aimed at organisers.
The free tier is limited to 100 members and 2 organisers per group. Pro removes the member limit entirely, allows 3+ organisers, and adds analytics and private groups.
Yes. Radius provides migration resources ('Migrate from Meetup.com') and offers to help organisations currently using Meetup Pro or managing many chapters transition 'without paying more than you do today'.
Yes. The Network plan applies automatic discounts to the total invoice: 5% off for 50–99 groups and 10% off for 100+ groups, with no long-term contracts required.
Yes. Even the Free plan includes exporting group data as a ZIP, exporting member emails as CSV, calendar subscriptions via .ics, and API access.