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1988
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Radalink, Inc. is a privately held Georgia corporation headquartered in Atlanta that provides radon measurement services to home inspectors through an equipment-plus-laboratory subscription model. The company operates an NRSB-accredited radon chamber facility (active since 1988) and manufactures and leases AirCat blind continuous radon monitors under its core OnePrice Program. The AirCat devices detect radon-222 via pulsed ionization chambers, capture hourly data on radon concentration, temperature, barometric pressure, and relative humidity, and upload encrypted results over Bluetooth for lab review. Radalink issues NRSB/NRPP-certified reports — usually within one hour during business hours — and handles inspectors' state regulatory compliance, calibration, and QA documentation.

The company monetizes primarily through recurring monthly monitor leases (OnePrice flat-rate subscriptions, Per-Test usage-based subscriptions priced at $90/month per monitor plus $30 per test), a one-time $150 account activation fee, and a $495 Kick-Start 'Business In a Box' bundle that combines certification training, a 3-month equipment lease, and marketing materials. Ancillary revenue comes from 16-hour Radon Measurement Certification courses ($150 for affiliates, $450 for non-affiliates) that carry continuing-education credits for ASHI, InterNACHI, NRSB, NRPP, and multiple state agencies. Distribution runs through a channel-partner model: home inspectors apply, sign up via AdobeSign, complete phone orientation and training, and lease monitors; the MyRadalink portal handles account management, QA records, and lead routing. Homeowners access the network via a zip-code-based inspector finder on radalink.com.

Radalink was founded by Terry Howell, operating continuously since 1988 out of 5599 Peachtree Rd., Atlanta, with a current headcount of 11-50. The business is bootstrapped and founder-led, with no disclosed institutional investors or M&A activity. Beyond recurring leases and certification, the company runs a Radon Business Boost opt-in advertising program that funnels homeowner leads to participating inspectors, and it exhibits at industry events such as Inspection Fuel conferences to recruit new affiliates.

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Radalink, Inc. is a privately held, Atlanta-based radon measurement services company that leases proprietary AirCat blind continuous radon monitors and provides NRSB/NRPP-certified laboratory analysis to home inspectors across the U.S. and Canada. It monetizes primarily through monthly monitor-lease subscriptions, certification training, and bundled onboarding packages.

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HeadquartersAtlanta, United States
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Atlanta
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North America
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
radon measurement services, radon monitor leasing, certified laboratory analysis, home inspection equipment, environmental testing services
Industry2 codes
1Radon Detection & Monitoring Systems
CodeHSAHAGAFPrimaryYes
2Log Scaling Services
CodeAFAMAIAAPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Testing Laboratories and Services54138
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Testing Laboratories8734
Product category
Radon Measurement Services
Social media profiles2 records
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Revenue model5 records
1Monitor Lease Program (OnePrice)
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Monthly lease revenue from home inspectors for AirCat radon monitors. Includes unlimited test processing, free calibration, shipping, compliance handling, and reports. Pricing based on number of monitors needed, adjustable month-to-month.

radalink.com
2Per-Test Lease Program
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

$90 monthly base per monitor plus $30 per customer test processed. Designed for low-volume inspectors who only need occasional testing capability.

radalink.com
3Training and Certification Courses
TypeProfessional Services
Description

16-hour radon measurement certification courses for inspectors. $150 for Radalink affiliates, $450 for non-affiliates. Includes continuing education credits for ASHI, InterNACHI, NRSB, NRPP, and multiple state agencies.

radalink.com
4Kick-start Package
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

One-time bundled enrollment package ($495) combining certification class, 3-month equipment lease, and marketing materials for inspectors starting radon businesses.

radalink.com
5New Account Activation Fee
TypeOne Time License
Description

One-time $150 activation fee for new customer accounts covering account setup and initial background check.

radalink.com
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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Supply Chain, Infrastructure
Pricing details5 tiers
1OnePrice Program - Monthly monitor lease with unlimited test processing
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Monthly lease price based on number of AirCat monitors needed. Includes unlimited tests, free calibration, free shipping, compliance handling, client-ready reports, QA plan, software/portal access, and customer support. Adjustable month-to-month based on demand.

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2Per-Test Program - $90/month plus $30 per customer test
ModelUsage-basedBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

$90 base monthly fee per AirCat monitor, plus $30 processing fee per customer test. Can switch between this and flat-rate program on any monitor before the 25th of any month.

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3Kick-start 'Business in a Box' - $495 bundled package
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Includes 16-hour certification course, 3-month prepaid AirCat lease (then $90/mo starting month 4), 25 marketing trifold brochures, digital marketing tools, and all OnePrice Program benefits. Package savings of over $600.

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4Training Courses - $150 affiliate / $450 non-affiliate
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

$150 for Radalink affiliates (billed to account); $450 for non-affiliates (credit card required, $150 non-refundable if no-show). $300 credit added to account within 6 months if non-affiliate becomes affiliate within 90 days of training.

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5New Customer Activation Fee - $150 one-time
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

One-time activation fee for new customer accounts to cover account setup and background check.

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GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeServices
Services
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1AirCat
Description

Blind continuous radon monitor manufactured and leased by Radalink. Bluetooth-enabled device used by home inspectors for radon testing.

radalink.com
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Radalink provides radon measurement services by leasing its proprietary AirCat blind continuous radon monitors to home inspectors, who deploy the devices and upload encrypted hourly data to Radalink's NRSB/NRPP-certified laboratory for analysis, tamper detection, and client-ready report generation. The company bundles equipment lease, calibration, compliance handling, customer portal access, and US-based support into the OnePrice monthly program, and supplements this with per-test lease pricing, a bundled Kick-Start onboarding package, and 16-hour radon measurement certification training delivered via Zoom.

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  • Reports delivered within one hour after test data upload during business hours
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Radalink offers a unified radon testing solution centered on its AirCat Blind Continuous Radon Monitor paired with the OnePrice Program lease and service package. The portfolio includes the Per-Test Program for low-volume users, the Kick-Start Business in a Box for new inspectors, and Radon Measurement Certification Training. All services flow through the MyRadalink customer portal and AirCat software/app, with client-ready certified reports delivered within an hour of data upload.

Product and service5 records
1AirCat Blind Continuous Radon Monitor
CategoryRadon measurement equipment
Description

Bluetooth-enabled continuous radon monitor (NRPP Device BC-477 / NRSB Device 31825) that detects radon-222 alpha radiation via a pulsed ionization chamber and records hourly data on radon concentration, temperature, barometric pressure, and relative humidity for up to 5 days. Includes built-in check source for EPA CRM device protocol performance verification and 12-hour and 24-hour closed-environment delay options. Leased to licensed home inspectors.

2OnePrice Program (AirCat monitor lease)
CategoryMonitor lease and laboratory service program
Description

Monthly equipment lease program for AirCat radon monitors that includes unlimited test processing, free shipping both ways, free calibration with annual rotation, compliance and paperwork handling, a customized quality assurance plan, client-ready certified test reports with sub-one-hour turnaround during business hours, free software and portal access, optional opt-in advertising via the Radon Business Boost program, and US-based customer support. Pricing scales with number of monitors and is adjustable month-to-month.

3AirCat Per-Test Program
CategoryMonitor lease and laboratory service program
Description

Usage-based AirCat monitor lease program at $90 monthly base per monitor plus $30 per customer test processed, targeted at low-volume inspectors running only one or two tests per month. Customers can switch between Per-Test and OnePrice Program on any monitor before the 25th of any month.

4Kick-Start (Radon Business in a Box)
CategoryInspector onboarding bundle
Description

Bundled onboarding package ($495) for new affiliates launching a radon inspection service, combining the 16-hour radon measurement certification course, a 3-month prepaid AirCat monitor lease (then $90/month starting month 4), 25 marketing trifold brochures, digital marketing tools, and access to all OnePrice Program benefits. Positioned as offering savings of over $600 versus purchasing components separately.

5Radon Measurement Certification Training
CategoryProfessional certification training
Description

Live interactive Zoom-based radon measurement certification course preparing students for national NRPP and NRSB certification and state licensing examinations; delivers 16 hours of continuing education credits including ASHI MRCs, InterNACHI CE, NRSB credits, and NRPP credits. Priced at $150 for Radalink affiliates and $450 for non-affiliates, with a $300 credit applied to accounts of non-affiliates who convert within 90 days.

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Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeEmerging player
Description

Consumer and pro-grade smart radon monitors with continuous detection and app connectivity. Comparable as a radon detection hardware and software provider, though positioned more toward consumer/DIY buyers than the inspector-affiliate lab model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Mail-in radon test kit and laboratory analysis provider widely used by home inspectors and homeowners. Operates a competing NRPP/NRSB-certified lab model; relevant direct competitor to Radalink's certified analysis and equipment offering.

3RTCA (Radon Testing Corporation of America)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Multi-state radon measurement, mitigation, and laboratory services provider serving real estate and home inspector markets. Comparable as a service-based radon testing and lab competitor with overlapping inspector customer base.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Radon testing, mitigation, and equipment provider operating in multiple US states. Relevant regional/scale peer for radon lab and inspector-channel services comparable to Radalink's offerings.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canadian radon measurement, mitigation, and laboratory services company. Comparable as a NRSB-equivalent certified lab and inspector-channel radon testing service operating in North America.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Radiation detection instrumentation manufacturer that has produced continuous radon monitors and radon calibration/test equipment used by labs and inspectors. Comparable as an established radon hardware/equipment peer rather than a competing lab service.

7First Alert / BRK Electronics
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major consumer safety products brand offering retail radon detectors and home safety devices. Comparable as an adjacent consumer-facing radon product manufacturer rather than a direct lab/inspector competitor.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large diversified industrial and home products conglomerate producing a wide range of residential sensors, including air quality and radon-adjacent monitoring products. Comparable only as a broad incumbent in indoor air quality; does not directly compete in inspector-channel lab radon testing.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Radon test kit manufacturer and analytical laboratory serving home inspectors and homeowners for residential radon measurements. Comparable as a certified lab and mail-in radon testing peer.

10National Radon Proficiency Board (NRPP) / NRSB-accredited labs ecosystem
TypeOthers
Description

Standards and certification bodies (NRPP, NRSB) that govern the radon measurement profession and accredit competing devices and labs. Relevant not as a competitor but as the regulatory accreditation context within which Radalink and peers operate.

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Radalink

Radon Measurement Servicesradalink.com

Radalink, Inc. is a privately held, Atlanta-based radon measurement services company that leases proprietary AirCat blind continuous radon monitors and provides NRSB/NRPP-certified laboratory analysis to home inspectors across the U.S. and Canada. It monetizes primarily through monthly monitor-lease subscriptions, certification training, and bundled onboarding packages.

What Radalink does

Radalink, Inc. is a privately held Georgia corporation headquartered in Atlanta that provides radon measurement services to home inspectors through an equipment-plus-laboratory subscription model. The company operates an NRSB-accredited radon chamber facility (active since 1988) and manufactures and leases AirCat blind continuous radon monitors under its core OnePrice Program. The AirCat devices detect radon-222 via pulsed ionization chambers, capture hourly data on radon concentration, temperature, barometric pressure, and relative humidity, and upload encrypted results over Bluetooth for lab review. Radalink issues NRSB/NRPP-certified reports — usually within one hour during business hours — and handles inspectors' state regulatory compliance, calibration, and QA documentation.

The company monetizes primarily through recurring monthly monitor leases (OnePrice flat-rate subscriptions, Per-Test usage-based subscriptions priced at $90/month per monitor plus $30 per test), a one-time $150 account activation fee, and a $495 Kick-Start 'Business In a Box' bundle that combines certification training, a 3-month equipment lease, and marketing materials. Ancillary revenue comes from 16-hour Radon Measurement Certification courses ($150 for affiliates, $450 for non-affiliates) that carry continuing-education credits for ASHI, InterNACHI, NRSB, NRPP, and multiple state agencies. Distribution runs through a channel-partner model: home inspectors apply, sign up via AdobeSign, complete phone orientation and training, and lease monitors; the MyRadalink portal handles account management, QA records, and lead routing. Homeowners access the network via a zip-code-based inspector finder on radalink.com.

Radalink was founded by Terry Howell, operating continuously since 1988 out of 5599 Peachtree Rd., Atlanta, with a current headcount of 11-50. The business is bootstrapped and founder-led, with no disclosed institutional investors or M&A activity. Beyond recurring leases and certification, the company runs a Radon Business Boost opt-in advertising program that funnels homeowner leads to participating inspectors, and it exhibits at industry events such as Inspection Fuel conferences to recruit new affiliates.

Radalink firmographics

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Name
Radalink
Legal name
Radalink, Inc.
Website
https://radalink.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1988
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Radalink, Inc. is a privately held, Atlanta-based radon measurement services company that leases proprietary AirCat blind continuous radon monitors and provides NRSB/NRPP-certified laboratory analysis to home inspectors across the U.S. and Canada. It monetizes primarily through monthly monitor-lease subscriptions, certification training, and bundled onboarding packages.
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Radalink industry classification

Industry
Product category
Radon Measurement Services
NAICS
Testing Laboratories and Services (54138)
SIC
Services-Testing Laboratories (8734)
akta.pro primary industry
Radon Detection & Monitoring Systems (HSAHAGAF)
akta.pro secondary industry
Log Scaling Services (AFAMAIAA)

Keywords

  • Radon measurement services
  • Radon monitor leasing
  • Certified laboratory analysis
  • Home inspection equipment
  • Environmental testing services

Where Radalink is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Atlanta
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Radalink business model

Business model
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B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Supply Chain, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Monitor Lease Program (OnePrice): Monthly lease revenue from home inspectors for AirCat radon monitors. Includes unlimited test processing, free calibration, shipping, compliance handling, and reports. Pricing based on number of monitors needed, adjustable month-to-month.
  2. Per-Test Lease Program: $90 monthly base per monitor plus $30 per customer test processed. Designed for low-volume inspectors who only need occasional testing capability.
  3. Training and Certification Courses: 16-hour radon measurement certification courses for inspectors. $150 for Radalink affiliates, $450 for non-affiliates. Includes continuing education credits for ASHI, InterNACHI, NRSB, NRPP, and multiple state agencies.
  4. Kick-start Package: One-time bundled enrollment package ($495) combining certification class, 3-month equipment lease, and marketing materials for inspectors starting radon businesses.
  5. New Account Activation Fee: One-time $150 activation fee for new customer accounts covering account setup and initial background check.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionMonthlyOnePrice Program - Monthly monitor lease with unlimited test processing
Usage-basedMonthlyPer-Test Program - $90/month plus $30 per customer test
One time/ perpetual licensePay-as-you-goKick-start 'Business in a Box' - $495 bundled package
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goTraining Courses - $150 affiliate / $450 non-affiliate
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goNew Customer Activation Fee - $150 one-time

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Radalink product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Radalink provides radon measurement services by leasing its proprietary AirCat blind continuous radon monitors to home inspectors, who deploy the devices and upload encrypted hourly data to Radalink's NRSB/NRPP-certified laboratory for analysis, tamper detection, and client-ready report generation. The company bundles equipment lease, calibration, compliance handling, customer portal access, and US-based support into the OnePrice monthly program, and supplements this with per-test lease pricing, a bundled Kick-Start onboarding package, and 16-hour radon measurement certification training delivered via Zoom.

Product overview

Radalink offers a unified radon testing solution centered on its AirCat Blind Continuous Radon Monitor paired with the OnePrice Program lease and service package. The portfolio includes the Per-Test Program for low-volume users, the Kick-Start Business in a Box for new inspectors, and Radon Measurement Certification Training. All services flow through the MyRadalink customer portal and AirCat software/app, with client-ready certified reports delivered within an hour of data upload.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • AirCat: Blind continuous radon monitor manufactured and leased by Radalink. Bluetooth-enabled device used by home inspectors for radon testing.
  • OnePrice Program
  • Kick-start
  • Per Test Program

Products and services

  • AirCat Blind Continuous Radon Monitor Bluetooth-enabled continuous radon monitor (NRPP Device BC-477 / NRSB Device 31825) that detects radon-222 alpha radiation via a pulsed ionization chamber and records hourly data on radon concentration, temperature, barometric pressure, and relative humidity for up to 5 days. Includes built-in check source for EPA CRM device protocol performance verification and 12-hour and 24-hour closed-environment delay options. Leased to licensed home inspectors.
  • OnePrice Program (AirCat monitor lease) Monthly equipment lease program for AirCat radon monitors that includes unlimited test processing, free shipping both ways, free calibration with annual rotation, compliance and paperwork handling, a customized quality assurance plan, client-ready certified test reports with sub-one-hour turnaround during business hours, free software and portal access, optional opt-in advertising via the Radon Business Boost program, and US-based customer support. Pricing scales with number of monitors and is adjustable month-to-month.
  • AirCat Per-Test Program Usage-based AirCat monitor lease program at $90 monthly base per monitor plus $30 per customer test processed, targeted at low-volume inspectors running only one or two tests per month. Customers can switch between Per-Test and OnePrice Program on any monitor before the 25th of any month.
  • Kick-Start (Radon Business in a Box) Bundled onboarding package ($495) for new affiliates launching a radon inspection service, combining the 16-hour radon measurement certification course, a 3-month prepaid AirCat monitor lease (then $90/month starting month 4), 25 marketing trifold brochures, digital marketing tools, and access to all OnePrice Program benefits. Positioned as offering savings of over $600 versus purchasing components separately.
  • Radon Measurement Certification Training Live interactive Zoom-based radon measurement certification course preparing students for national NRPP and NRSB certification and state licensing examinations; delivers 16 hours of continuing education credits including ASHI MRCs, InterNACHI CE, NRSB credits, and NRPP credits. Priced at $150 for Radalink affiliates and $450 for non-affiliates, with a $300 credit applied to accounts of non-affiliates who convert within 90 days.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Reports delivered within one hour after test data upload during business hours
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Radalink

Customer profile

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles1 record

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Feature4 records

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Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Radalink competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • Airthings: Consumer and pro-grade smart radon monitors with continuous detection and app connectivity. Comparable as a radon detection hardware and software provider, though positioned more toward consumer/DIY buyers than the inspector-affiliate lab model.

Direct peers

  • AccuStar Labs / Air Chek: Mail-in radon test kit and laboratory analysis provider widely used by home inspectors and homeowners. Operates a competing NRPP/NRSB-certified lab model; relevant direct competitor to Radalink's certified analysis and equipment offering.
  • RTCA (Radon Testing Corporation of America): Multi-state radon measurement, mitigation, and laboratory services provider serving real estate and home inspector markets. Comparable as a service-based radon testing and lab competitor with overlapping inspector customer base.
  • RSSI (Radon Specialties / Radon Systems Services): Radon testing, mitigation, and equipment provider operating in multiple US states. Relevant regional/scale peer for radon lab and inspector-channel services comparable to Radalink's offerings.
  • Radon Environmental: Canadian radon measurement, mitigation, and laboratory services company. Comparable as a NRSB-equivalent certified lab and inspector-channel radon testing service operating in North America.
  • PRO-LAB / Alpha Energy Laboratories: Radon test kit manufacturer and analytical laboratory serving home inspectors and homeowners for residential radon measurements. Comparable as a certified lab and mail-in radon testing peer.

Broad incumbents

  • Sun Nuclear (SunRADON): Radiation detection instrumentation manufacturer that has produced continuous radon monitors and radon calibration/test equipment used by labs and inspectors. Comparable as an established radon hardware/equipment peer rather than a competing lab service.
  • First Alert / BRK Electronics: Major consumer safety products brand offering retail radon detectors and home safety devices. Comparable as an adjacent consumer-facing radon product manufacturer rather than a direct lab/inspector competitor.
  • Honeywell International (Residential): Large diversified industrial and home products conglomerate producing a wide range of residential sensors, including air quality and radon-adjacent monitoring products. Comparable only as a broad incumbent in indoor air quality; does not directly compete in inspector-channel lab radon testing.

Others

  • National Radon Proficiency Board (NRPP) / NRSB-accredited labs ecosystem: Standards and certification bodies (NRPP, NRSB) that govern the radon measurement profession and accredit competing devices and labs. Relevant not as a competitor but as the regulatory accreditation context within which Radalink and peers operate.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Radalink social profiles

Digital presence

Radalink compliance and trust

Trust signal

Compliance4 records

Radalink financial estimates

Financial estimate

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Radalink leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Radalink funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

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Investors

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Radalink M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Radalink

What does Radalink do?

Radalink provides radon measurement services by leasing its proprietary AirCat blind continuous radon monitors to home inspectors, who deploy the devices and upload encrypted hourly data to Radalink's NRSB/NRPP-certified laboratory for analysis, tamper detection, and client-ready report generation. The company bundles equipment lease, calibration, compliance handling, customer portal access, and US-based support into the OnePrice monthly program, and supplements this with per-test lease pricing, a bundled Kick-Start onboarding package, and 16-hour radon measurement certification training delivered via Zoom.

Is Radalink a public or private company?

Radalink is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Radalink founded?

Radalink was founded in 1988. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Radalink based?

Radalink is headquartered in Atlanta, United States, in the North America region.

How does Radalink make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Monitor Lease Program (OnePrice) is the primary driver. The others are per-Test Lease Program, training and Certification Courses, kick-start Package and new Account Activation Fee.

Who are Radalink's main competitors?

Airthings is listed as an emerging player. Direct peers are AccuStar Labs / Air Chek, RTCA (Radon Testing Corporation of America), RSSI (Radon Specialties / Radon Systems Services), Radon Environmental and PRO-LAB / Alpha Energy Laboratories. Broad incumbents are Sun Nuclear (SunRADON), First Alert / BRK Electronics and Honeywell International (Residential). National Radon Proficiency Board (NRPP) / NRSB-accredited labs ecosystem is listed as an others.

Does Radalink have an API?

No public API is recorded for Radalink.

What industry is Radalink in?

Radalink's product category is Radon Measurement Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HSAHAGAF, Radon Detection & Monitoring Systems, with a secondary code of AFAMAIAA, Log Scaling Services. Its NAICS code is 54138 and its SIC code is 8734.

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