Plyrium Radar - checkout, private intake, and delivery

Plyrium Radar is a separate 30-day research pilot for commercial contractor teams in approved U.S. markets. The founding pilot costs $99 USD once, includes four weekly monitoring reports for one agreed market, and does not renew automatically. A report may say that no new verified matches were found; the purchase does not guarantee a minimum number of opportunities, awards, revenue, or savings.

Purchase and confirmation

1. 1
   Review the scope and pilot terms

   Start at /radar, inspect the public sample and methodology, and read the Radar pilot terms before accepting them.

2. 2
   Complete Stripe Checkout

   The checkout contains one fixed $99 USD item. Stripe handles the card details; Plyrium does not collect or store the full card number.

3. 3
   Wait for payment confirmation

   Returning from Checkout is not itself proof of payment. The success page unlocks the private intake only after Plyrium receives Stripe's signed confirmation. If confirmation is still arriving, use Check again instead of paying twice.

4. 4
   Submit the private targeting brief

   Provide the delivery contact, approved U.S. market, target trades, territory, desired project types, exclusions, and preferred weekday for the four reports.

What the intake should contain

• Business and delivery-contact details.
• Trades, specialties, certifications, and project types that fit your team.
• Counties, cities, travel limits, and hard geographic exclusions.
• Agencies, project sizes, deadlines, or work categories you want included or excluded.

If you leave checkout

The cancel page does not activate or change an order. Return to /radar when you are ready. If you completed payment in another tab, check /radar/success before starting a second checkout.

How to use each report

Material entries separate official-source facts from Plyrium's relevance analysis and include source links, retrieval dates, confidence, and known limitations. Always inspect the complete authoritative procurement package before deciding to bid. You remain responsible for eligibility, licensing, registrations, bonding, insurance, addenda, mandatory events, deadlines, and submission instructions.