For startups building in Europe
Real-time features for European startups
Add real-time calls and data channels with two small SDKs. Direct peer-to-peer is unmetered. You pay when sessions need relay or multiparty rooms. EU infrastructure keeps the real-time data path local.
EU infrastructure
Most startups pick a US-based WebRTC provider because it is the default. Then, when they land their first European enterprise customer, legal asks where the data goes, and the answer requires a platform migration. Radist lets you build fast now without creating that problem later.
Use cases
Use cases
1-on-1 video calls
Direct peer connections for coaching, consulting, and support. They work behind NATs, firewalls, and mobile networks.
Multiparty rooms
SFU-based media routing for team calls and live events.
Live audio channels
Voice chat, radio-style broadcasting, or low-bandwidth companions to your existing product.
Real-time data channels
WebRTC data channels for collaborative editing, live cursors, and shared state.
Customer support integrations
Drop a live call button into your existing product. Your backend mints the token, Radist handles the rest.
Community & social features
Live audio rooms, watch parties, and real-time interaction layers that make your platform sticky.
The question you'll face
Data locality
It will come up. Your first enterprise customer, your Series A due diligence, or a public-sector RFP. Someone will ask where the real-time data terminates and whether you have a DPA with your WebRTC provider.
With Radist, the answer is: EEA data centers, Swedish company, EU law, no recordings, DPA available. You hand over a one-page summary and keep building.
With a US-based provider, the answer starts with "we need to talk to legal about SCCs" — and ends with an engineering migration project you didn't plan for.
Start building on European real-time infrastructure.
Free tier includes unmetered P2P connections and 100 minutes of multiparty rooms. No credit card required.