Recall Response Radar — for firms that handle recalls
Tell us the service categories you handle — reverse logistics, call-center support, product testing, destruction, warehousing. We score every new federal recall against them, refreshed every six hours, and email you the matches with the official notice linked. The notice goes to your client. The work comes to you. This way, you hear about it from us first.
Trial terms, before you start: the trial is free for 14 days — $0 due today and no card is required to begin. If you add a payment method, the first charge is $49 on day 15, then $49/mo. You can cancel anytime from the billing portal; cancelling stops the next charge. Full billing terms are printed under the price, below.
What lands in your inbox
CPSC, Electrolux Announce Recall to Repair Top-Corded Vacuum Cleaners
Urgency score: 70/100 · Matched category: reverse logistics · field service repair · replacement fulfillment
Firm: Electrolux, L.L.C. · 226,000 units · Published October 22, 2026 (CPSC) · Official notice
A real alert in the format subscribers receive (this one was delivered by our system on October 22, 2026). The full sample, the score definition, and what a match is — and is not — are below.
From the wire
Snapshot taken November 10, 2026 from the official federal sources our index is built from (FDA, CPSC, NHTSA) — the most recent recalls on the wire as of that date. Subscriber alerts are scored against each firm's own categories and delivered by email; this page is a dated snapshot, not a live feed.
SHENZHENSHIMINGXIAOSHANGMAOYOUXIANGONGSI dba Arlopu · ~10,318 units · CPSC · Official notice
Baby Brezza Enterprises LLC · ~29,000 units · CPSC · Official notice
Bose Corporation · ~634,759 units · CPSC · Official notice
The Steelstone Group LLC, dba Gourmia · ~175,951 units · CPSC · Official notice
Little Giant Ladder Systems, LLC · ~3,662,000 units · CPSC · Official notice
Not ready to subscribe? Get the free Weekly Recall Brief: the newest recalls in the index, once a week, by email. Every brief is also published on our Recall Radar Index page.
This signup is only for the Weekly Recall Brief. It is separate from the free Client-List Check — asking for a check never puts you on this list.
The problem
Recalls are broadcast, not delivered. A federal notice goes to the manufacturer and the public record — not to the firms that will pull the product, staff the phones, or test the retained lots. Your bigger clients may forward it through a vendor portal. Smaller manufacturers notify late, partially, or never — and their notices sit unread while the returns, the calls, and the testing requests build up somewhere else.
Meanwhile the free government feeds send everything: hundreds of notices written for consumers, most of them irrelevant to your work, until your team stops reading them at all. The industry has a name for that — recall fatigue. It's how the one recall that touches your clients slips past: not because nobody published it, but because nobody filtered it for the work you actually handle.
Recall Response Radar is the filter. When a recall matches the categories you gave us, you get a scored alert with the official notice linked. When nothing matches, you get silence.
How it works
No dashboard to log into and forget. The alert arrives in the inbox your team already watches.
Pick your service categories — reverse logistics, call-center support, product testing, destruction, warehousing, field service. You set them once, after your trial starts, and can change them anytime.
Official federal recall sources, refreshed every 6 hours. Every event is urgency-scored from its official record — severity, hazard, reach, and status — and checked against your categories.
A scored alert with the official notice linked, plus a delivery record of every alert we sent you. No match, no email — silence is part of the service.
Free front door
See your own clients in the data before you subscribe.
Send us up to 25 of your clients' names or brands. Within 2 business days you get a one-page brief: which of them appear in current federal recalls, what category of work each one implies, and the official notice for each hit. If none of them appear, you still get the brief saying so. Free, no card, no obligation.
How step 1 works: this short form only tells us who you are and roughly how many names you have (even 3–5 starts it). Our confirmation email then collects the names themselves — we don't ask for your client list on a web form.
Your client list is used for the check and nothing else: not sold, not added to any marketing list. What you tell us here is used to run your check and reply to you.
Shows its work
Published in full, in the real format — labeled a sample, because that is what it is.
CPSC, Electrolux Announce Recall to Repair Top-Corded Vacuum Cleaners
Urgency score: 70/100 · Matched categories: reverse logistics · field service repair · replacement fulfillment
Why this one matters to a handler: 226,000 units, a remedy that requires consumers to bring product back to stores, and replacement parts to move — that is a returns, repair, and parts program, not a press release. (This alert was generated and delivered by our system on October 22, 2026.)
Every recall is graded 0–100 for urgency from the official record itself: severity (an FDA Class I recall — reasonable probability of serious injury or death — weighs most), hazard (pathogens, fire, and serious-injury hazards raise it), reach (nationwide distribution and large affected-unit counts raise it further), and status and timing (still-open, freshly published recalls score above closed or stale ones). The score ranks your matches so the serious ones surface first. It is our grading of the public record — not an official classification, and we don't present it as one of the FDA's own Class I/II/III labels.
Who it's for
Reverse logistics & 3PLs
Product pulls, quarantine, reconciliation, and final disposition start with knowing a recall exists. A matched alert tells your warehouse a client's product is on the wire while the disposition decisions are still yours to prepare for.
Recall call centers
Recalls trigger a surge of inbound calls. Earlier awareness of which clients' products are in the news gives your team time to brief agents and staff the surge — instead of meeting it cold.
Recall service firms
Effectiveness checks and consignee follow-up are your clients' regulatory duty — and it stays theirs. What we keep is a dated delivery record of the scored alerts we sent you: what matched your categories, and when you were told.
Straight comparison
A fair question — the FDA's keyword email subscription is free, and it draws on the same underlying public data we monitor. Where the free service is equal, this table says so. What the $49 buys is the filtering, the scoring, and the record.
| FDA keyword email subscription (free) | Recall Response Radar ($49/mo) | |
|---|---|---|
| Matching | Up to a handful of keyword strings you invent and maintain | Your service categories, maintained as part of the service |
| Written for | Consumers | The firms that have to act on the recall |
| Scoring | None — every notice arrives equal | Every event urgency-scored; matches ranked |
| Cadence | Daily or weekly digest of everything | Alert when a recall matches your categories; silence when none does |
| Record | None | A delivery record of every alert we sent you |
| Cost | $0 | $49/mo after a 14-day free trial |
Pricing
Recall Response Radar
$49/mo
After a 14-day free trial · $0 setup · $0 due today — first charge is day 15, only if you stay
Trial terms: $49/mo after the 14-day free trial. No card is required to start; if you add a payment method, the first $49 charge lands on day 15. Cancel anytime from the billing portal — cancelling stops the next charge. If no payment method is added by day 15, Stripe creates an invoice for the first month — add a card or cancel in the portal before then, whichever you prefer; nothing is charged during the trial itself.
Questions
Official federal sources: FDA enforcement reports (drugs, devices, and food recalls) and CPSC recalls. Every alert links the official notice so you can verify it yourself. Recall data comes from those official federal sources; Recall Response Radar is a Browns Legacy Works service and is not affiliated with any government agency.
By the service categories you choose — reverse logistics, call-center support, testing, destruction, warehousing, field service. The subscription does not match against your client list; checking specific client names is what the free Client-List Recall Check is for. Keeping those two things separate is deliberate, and we say so on the page rather than letting you assume otherwise.
Our 0–100 grade of the official record: severity, hazard, reach, and status combined, so serious matches rank above routine ones. The full definition is published with the sample alert. It is a ranking tool for your inbox, not an official classification.
For Walmart-scale clients, that's true — their portals notify vendors early, with instructions, and we don't claim to beat that. The gap is the rest of your client list: smaller manufacturers who notify late, partially, or not at all. That long tail is what the Radar watches.
Start with your email — no card required. You get 14 days free, and nothing is charged during the trial. If you add a payment method, the first charge of $49 lands on day 15, then $49/mo. If no payment method is added by day 15, Stripe creates an invoice for the first month — add a card or cancel in the billing portal before then, whichever you prefer. After you start, a short setup page collects the service categories your alerts are scored against.
Billing, plainly. Your 14-day trial is free — you are not charged during the trial. You can cancel anytime from the billing portal; cancelling stops the next charge, and you keep access through the end of the period you've paid for. Once a paid month has started, we don't refund that month, except where the law requires. There is no setup fee.
Us, for exactly this: refreshing the named federal sources every 6 hours, matching your categories, delivering scored alerts with the official notice linked, and keeping the delivery record — what we sent, to whom, when. The determination that your firm is affected, and the regulatory duty that follows it, stays with your firm. We do not sell a compliance guarantee.
No. A match is a signal to review the official notice — market intelligence for the firms that act on recalls, not legal or compliance advice, and not a determination that your firm is affected.
Two doors
Door one
$0 due today, no card needed to start. Set your categories after checkout and alerts begin with the next refresh.
Start free trialDoor two
Up to 25 client or brand names, checked by hand against the current index. One-page brief within 2 business days — hits or none.
Request the free checkNot sure whether any of this touches your clients? Send the list first — the check is free. Or take the Weekly Recall Brief and watch the wire for a while.
From the company behind Recall Response Radar
Browns Legacy Works is the management company behind Recall Response Radar. We score your business out of 100, checked across six areas — how you're found, the first impression you make, your reviews and trust, how clear your offer is, how easy you are to contact, and whether it all matches up. That includes your social media presence: whether your Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok exist, when you last posted, and whether they match your name everywhere else. You get the findings in writing, with what to fix first.
Then, if you want it off your plate: leads followed up, outreach campaigns run for you, website rebuilt, Google profile and reviews managed, social posted — the parts of the business you don't have time for, run for you. Monthly management from $299/mo.
Start free with the Snapshot evaluation — no obligation — or take the full Diagnostic: $97, every cent credited toward the Fix if you proceed with us.
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