BOSTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire / September 9, 2025 / Data-as-a-Service provider Radaris has unveiled the Data Finder 360 - an advanced people search platform aimed at streamlining access to publicly available information.

Why Old Searches Don't Cut It Anymore

The traditional means of finding persons of interest rest on typing basic queries into Google, hoping to uncover an email, some background info, or a professional profile. But the search results often yield junk data in the form of abandoned forum threads, ghost social profiles, and broken links.

The conventional approach to finding people via search engines is not just annoying and frustrating - it is inefficient. For investors, recruiters, and legal professionals, such data noise can slow decision-making or inject uncertainty.

The Data Finder 360 aims to change that through intelligent query recognition, which lets it parse complex searches like "Tom Lee designer Tesla Motors" and organize results into five clear-cut data clusters.

Rising Demand for Structured Data

Interest towards comprehensive data has grown significantly in recent years. While exact figures citing a five-fold increase since 2022 have not yet been confirmed, Google Trends shows rising attention to data-related search terms. Though, users should note that data from Google Trends is normalized and may fluctuate based on seasonal and sampling changes (https://support.google.com/trends/answer/4365533?hl=en, https://arxiv.org/html/2504.07032v1).

Radaris.com currently attracts an estimated 3.2 million visits per month, based on SimilarWeb's June 2025 analytics (https://www.similarweb.com/website/radaris.com/), ranking it at 3,996, and at 18,683 globally. Comparable platforms, such as PeopleFinders.com, had approximately 4.2 million visits in the same month (https://www.similarweb.com/website/radaris.com/competitors/).

What Data Finder 360 Brings to the Table

Radaris positions its new service as a practical tool delivering:

• Instant Professional Contact Discovery - find email addresses, mobile phone numbers, messaging IDs, and more.

• Enhanced Due Diligence - verify identities of neighbors, partners, or contacts.

• Advanced Professional Search - filter professionals by employer, skill set, or industry.

• Neighborhood Intelligence - vet local residents before moving or investing.

• Multi-Domain Results - get resumes, service listings, and business profiles.

An Industry in Transition

The public records and people search industry is evolving. Gone are the days of static directories and fragmented results, as platforms like Data Finder 360 are steering the market toward dynamic, user-oriented search engine-like experiences.

Research data suggests that demand for deep data tools - especially those enhancing transparency and verification - is on the rise, even if precise percentages (like "400% increase since 2022") remain unknown.

About Radaris

Founded in 2009 in Boston by Data Analytics Advisors, Inc., Radaris has expanded from a basic white pages service into a comprehensive public records platform spanning the U.S., Canada, and nine European countries (specific data on country-level service spread is not presently cited) (https://www.prweb.com/releases/radaris-unveils-enhanced-online-profiles-empowering-access-to-public-records-302094323.html, https://www.24-7pressrelease.com/press-release/412572/radaris-launches-a-professional-directory-to-revolutionize-how-professionals-are-found).

Radaris' mission is to make public data accessible, transparent, and actionable. The platform aggregates open data-from government filings to digital profiles-into unified reports.

Why This Matters

• Market Intelligence: Platforms like Radaris inform investment, compliance, and real estate decisions by offering granular, verifiable data.

• Efficiency & Insight: In fields like finance and HR, assessing reputation or background swiftly can be a game-changer.

• Trust in Tech: In a world drowning in data, tools that reliably sort and parse relevant information are becoming essential infrastructure.

Dostovernost (Reliability Protocol)

• All traffic figures are from SimilarWeb (June 2025) (https://www.similarweb.com/website/radaris.com/).

• Insights into user behavior (e.g., rising interest in comprehensive data) are acknowledged as likely but not empirically quantified.

• Company history and mission statements are extracted from Radaris's own press materials (https://www.prweb.com/releases/radaris-unveils-enhanced-online-profiles-empowering-access-to-public-records-302094323.html, https://www.24-7pressrelease.com/press-release/412572/radaris-launches-a-professional-directory-to-revolutionize-how-professionals-are-found).

• No claims here exceed the bounds of confirmed data. Ambiguous or unsupported assertions are explicitly qualified.

Michael Kirkpatrick
Title: Head of Communications
Email: mike.kirkpatrick@radaris.com
Website: https://radaris.com/

SOURCE: Radaris