With $200K In New Funding, Photo-Centric Rental App RadPad Comes To Austin
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RadPad is one of those startups that comes from a founder’s real-world experience — specifically, Jonathan Eppers (a former product manager at eHarmony and Myspace) said that he was trying to find a new apartment in Los Angeles, and he was frustrated to discover that the process is still more complicated and painful that it needs to be.
That was last summer. Fast forward a year and RadPad is getting ready to launch into Austin, Texas, its fourth market, and it has also raised $200,000 in funding. And while it launched as an iOS app, it just released the web version of its product, too.
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