Connect every jobsite on day one
Know which carrier will perform at a new site before the trailer arrives, so you quote the right setup and ship hardware that works.
- Median upload speeds for cameras and file sync
- Coordinates work for greenfield sites
- Coverage share across large sites
- AT&T22
- Verizon11
- T-Mobile2
- 5G routerAT&T
- 2 camera gatewaysAT&T
- Backup SIMVerizon
New sites are the hardest ones to connect
Jobsites and temporary locations usually go up where nobody has checked the network yet. Guessing leads to slow uploads, frustrated crews and expensive fixes.
How it usually goes
- 1A new project comes in with an address or just a pin on a map.
- 2Hotspots, routers and camera gateways ship on the default carrier.
- 3Cameras can't upload and crews can't pull down plans.
- 4Someone swaps equipment or adds a booster after the fact.
With CoverageMap
- You score every carrier at the site as soon as the project is booked.
- Equipment ships on the carrier with the best upload speeds at that site.
- Weak sites get boosters or satellite built into the quote from the start.
- Crews show up to a connection that works.
One API call in the workflow you already have
Your process stays the same apart from one new step.
- 1Project booked
- 2Score the siteCoverageMap API
- 3Quote the right setup
- 4Ship configured hardware
- 5Crew connects on day one
Plan connectivity the way you plan everything else
Check the site before you quote
Make connectivity part of every quote. When you know what a site can support before you price it, you can include boosters or satellite up front instead of eating the cost later.
- Addresses or raw coordinates both work
- Boosters or satellite quoted when they're needed
- Every site in your pipeline compared
- Fewer surprises after the job is won
Send the right equipment to every trailer
Choose the carrier for each site's routers, hotspots and tablets based on how networks actually perform there. Crews plug in and get to work.
- A carrier picked for each site, not each contract
- Upload speeds for cameras and file sync
- LTE and 5G results side by side
- Fewer IT tickets from the field
Keep cameras and equipment online
Pick carriers for security cameras and equipment trackers based on the site itself. On large sites, check several points to find the weak corners.
- Camera and gateway placement backed by data
- The right carrier for equipment telematics
- Weak areas found on large sites
- Fewer blind spots overnight
Events, disaster recovery and pop-up sites
The same check works anywhere you need a connection at a place you haven't been before, from festival grounds to temporary clinics and recovery sites.
- Check a location as soon as it's booked
- Plan primary and backup carriers
- Scale to dozens of sites at once
- Fewer failures on the day it matters
Set an upload requirement for your equipment
Cameras and file sync depend on upload speed. Choose the minimum you need and see which sample sites get a carrier and which need a booster or satellite in the quote.
4 of 6 sample locations clear your bar. The other 2 need a closer look.
| Location | AT&T Mbps up | T-Mobile Mbps up | Verizon Mbps up | Decision |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Project 24-118 | 5G · 22 | LTE · 2 | 5G · 11 | Ship on AT&T 5G |
| Project 24-121 | LTE · 8 | 5G · 31 | LTE · 12 | Ship on T-Mobile 5G |
| Festival grounds | LTE · 6 | LTE · 4 | LTE · 9 | Quote a booster or satellite |
| Project 24-130 | 5G · 41 | 5G · 27 | 5G · 19 | Ship on AT&T 5G |
| Recovery site B | LTE · 14 | LTE · 10 | 5G · 18 | Ship on Verizon 5G |
| Project 24-133 | LTE · 3 | LTE · 5 | LTE · 2 | Quote a booster or satellite |
Sample data for illustration. Your results come from the API response for your own locations.
The data behind every site decision
Cameras, drawings and photos send data up as much as they pull it down, so upload speed gets as much attention here as coverage.
Will cameras be able to upload?
uploadSpeed.medMedian upload speeds near the site, which matter most for cameras and file sync.
Is the whole site covered?
coverage.*Share of the area covered within 0.5, 1 and 2 km, useful for large or spread-out sites.
Which carrier should we quote?
overall · performanceA quick ranking your team can use while quoting.
Explore all three datasets and every field
- FCC Broadband Data CollectionCarrier-reported coverage, cleaned up so carriers can be compared, and refreshed within days of every release.
- Real speed testsResults from the CoverageMap app, website and open-source tools, added continuously.
- Honest about confidenceEvery score says whether it was measured or estimated, and how close the tests were.
As little as $0.20 per site for a full check
A full check with all three datasets costs as little as $0.20 per site at volume, less than a few minutes of a crew waiting for a connection.
Units per month800
Estimated monthly cost$259
Pay-Per-Use costs about $259 per month for 800 units: the $49 monthly fee covers the first 50 units and the remaining 750 units are billed at graduated rates.
- Free Trial
500 units for a month, no credit card. For evaluation only.
- Pay-Per-Use
$49/month with 50 units included. Extra units from $0.50 down to $0.05.
- Enterprise
Volume pricing above about 25,000 units a month, plus regional carriers.
Common questions
Do sites need a street address?
Can we check lots of sites at once?
Do results cover the whole site?
Which carriers are included?
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Check your next projects before hardware ships
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