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Fixing ads, one actually good ad at a time

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We’ve all been there: You Google a mattress once and suddenly the internet thinks you’re on a never-ending quest for sleep gear. Annoying? Yep. Expensive? Also yep. Turns out brands waste over $1.3 trillion a year on these irrelevant, follow-you-around-the-web nightmares.

RAD Intel said “nope” to that mess. Their AI doesn’t just guess what people want — it actually gets what matters. That’s why Fortune 1000 brands like Hasbro, MGM, and Omnicom are already using RAD’s platform to make ads 3.5x more effective (and way less annoying).

And this isn’t some “AI vaporware” story. RAD’s gone from a $5 million valuation to $85 million — a 1,600% jump — with backing from Adobe, Fidelity Ventures, and insiders from Google, Meta, and Amazon.

With activations lined up with Sephora, Urban Outfitters, Fenty, Glossier, Home Depot, North Face, Anthropologie, and more in 2025, it’s safe to say the word is out.

If you’ve ever wished ads would stop being the worst and be, well, genuinely helpful, this is your chance to back the fix. Right now, everyday investors (like you) can get in at just $0.60 per share — for now.

Invest by end of day today, May 8, before RAD makes an exciting announcement about its future.†‡

Invest before the day is over

‡This offering is made pursuant to Regulation A Round and involves risk, including the possible loss of principal. The Company valuation is set by RAD Intel. Please review all offering materials before making an investment decision.

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