Radius launches real-time booking marketplace for 30-day-plus furnished stays

Radius Platform Corporation launched Radius, a B2B marketplace for furnished 30-plus-day stays that lets companies book directly from a host’s live calendar. The Austin company says the platform replaces manual quoting with real-time pricing, which could cut costs and speed placements for insurance housing, relocation and healthcare staffing teams.

Why it matters: - Radius targets a growing midterm rental market that has emerged as a separate category between short-term rentals and annual leases. - Rental nights of 28 days or more grew 136% from 2019 to 2025, rising from 20 million to 46 million, according to research published by Furnished Finder and AirDNA in January 2026. - 30-plus-day stays now account for roughly a third of urban nights booked. - The platform is designed to reduce manual quoting, speed bookings and make pricing more transparent for business travelers and displaced policyholders.

What happened: - Radius Platform Corporation launched Radius, a 30+ day B2B marketplace for furnished accommodations. - The platform is built for insurance housing companies, corporate relocation teams, healthcare staffing agencies and other business demand channels. - Radius is live at bookradius.com in 40 U.S. states. - Professional hosts can list core inventory on the platform to reach verified business demand.

The details: - Radius lets companies and guests book directly from a host’s live calendar. - The platform combines search, rental agreements, payment and extensions in one system. - Radius does not lease, own or hold inventory. - Hosts set their own rates, market their own inventory and keep the guest relationship. - Radius charges a flat booking fee taken from the host’s payout. - The fee is positioned as similar to Airbnb or Booking.com, but typically half the amount. - Listing on Radius is free. - Radius has no monthly minimums. - Most bookings in these channels still start with manual email-based quoting, which can add time and create opaque pricing. - In the insurance housing channel, carriers focus on helping policyholders stay within Additional Living Expenses budgets. - That need pushes housing providers to find better-priced, higher-quality inventory for displaced insureds. - Radius says the largest insurance housing companies can now source and secure 30-plus-day stays on the platform alongside relocation and staffing teams.

Between the lines: - The launch is a bet that direct market pricing will replace negotiated, relationship-heavy sourcing in a category that has long relied on offline workflows. - By moving demand closer to unit owners and operators, Radius is aiming to remove layers from the supply chain and lower costs for enterprise buyers. - Sean Gallagher, Radius co-founder, said the platform introduces true supply and demand transparency for 30-plus-day stays. - AJ Novak, a founding member and former president of ALE Solutions, said Radius lowers the barrier to entry for landlords and operators while improving productivity for relocation teams. - Gallagher previously ran a 30+ day corporate housing supplier and has worked in property technology and institutional real estate at Homeward, Lionstone Investments and Alvarez & Marsal. - Novak previously led ALE Solutions, one of the largest insurance housing companies in the U.S.

What’s next: - Radius appears positioned to expand across more states as hosts list inventory and verified business demand grows. - The company is pitching the platform as a tool for insurance housing, corporate relocation and healthcare staffing teams looking for faster placements and clearer pricing. - Wider adoption would test whether direct booking can chip away at the manual sourcing process that still dominates midterm housing.