Coverage API

Easy-to-use API to integrate nationwide cellular signal strength data directly into your applications and services.

What is the Coverage API?

The Coverage API is an API that lets you integrate United States cellular signal strength data into your project.

It includes RSRP values in dBm, average dBm in 1/4, 1/2, and 1 mile radii around a location, and coverage percentages in 1/4, 1/2, and 1 mile radii around a location.

It's available for each of the major US carriers, AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Boost Mobile, and UScellular, with smaller regional carriers available upon request.

Map of cellular signal strength in the U.S.

Sample API

GET https://enterprise.coveragemap.com/api/v1/signal-strength/lookup?latitude=38.8911&longitude=-77.0364&providers=ATT
JSON
[ { "provider": { "code": "ATT", "name": "AT&T" }, "technology": { "code": "4G", "name": "4G" }, "signal": { "signal": -85.5, "quarterMile": -82.3, "halfMile": -88.7, "oneMile": -95.2 }, "coverage": { "quarterMile": 0.95, "halfMile": 0.87, "oneMile": 0.72 } } ]
Property Description
provider Object containing the provider code and name
technology Object containing the technology code and name
signal Object containing signal strength values in dBm for different coverage areas
coverage Object containing coverage percentages for different distances
signal.signal Signal strength (in dBm) at that location
signal.quarterMile Average signal strength (in dBm) within a quarter-mile radius centered on the location
signal.halfMile Average signal strength (in dBm) within a half-mile radius centered on the location
signal.oneMile Average signal strength (in dBm) within a one-mile radius centered on the location
coverage.quarterMile Percentage of the area covered by the provider's network within a quarter-mile radius
coverage.halfMile Percentage of the area covered by the provider's network within a half-mile radius
coverage.oneMile Percentage of the area covered by the provider's network within a one-mile radius

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You Focus on Building.

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Single or batch querying

Latitude and longitude or address based querying

Proprietary data processing pipeline ensures high-quality coverage data

Automatic updates to the latest FCC data

Signal strength data for 4G LTE and 5G

Data for AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Boost Mobile, and UScellular

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Why choose CoverageMap.com?

We handle the complexities of data processing so you can focus on building an amazing product.

You can single or batch query the data. You can see signal strength values (dBm) at each location. You can even see average signal strength and coverage percentages for quarter-, half-, and one-mile radii around each location to get a full picture of how cellular coverage compares.

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Integrate in Under 1 Hour

Get up and running fast with our easy-to-follow documentation.

Real-Time Data Updates

Our system automatically updates to the latest FCC data when it becomes available, ensuring you have access to the most current coverage information.

Addresses or Coordinates

Our system handles queries for both addresses or latitude and longitude coordinates, making it easy to use with your existing data.

Comprehensive Data for all Providers

Our Coverage API provides seamless access to cellular signal strength data for all major U.S. carriers. With support for 4G LTE and 5G technologies, you can easily integrate coverage information into your applications.

All Providers

Access coverage data for AT&T, Boost Mobile, T-Mobile, and UScellular. Regional providers are available upon request.

4G LTE and 5G

Signal strength data is available for the 4G LTE and 5G networks.

Where does the data come from?

All of our signal strength data is sourced from the FCC Broadband Data Collection.

Our proprietary data processing pipeline handles discrepancies, inconsistencies, or other quality issues with data from the FCC, ensuring you get the most accurate and reliable coverage information possible.

Pricing

Pick your plan to get started.

Pay-As-You-Go
$599/mo
4,000 locations per month included
$0.15 per additional location
Up to 100 locations per batch API request
Coverage and Signal data
4G LTE and 5G
AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Boost Mobile, and UScellular
Custom
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Additional regional carriers
Commercial license
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FAQs

What does the free trial include?

The free trial is for 14 days and includes 50 API calls. The output data can only be used for demo or trial purposes and cannot be used outside of that.

How many locations can I look up in a batch request?

The batch lookup endpoint has a maximum limit of 100 locations per request. If you need to process more than 100 locations, you should split your request into multiple batches.

Can I store and cache the data?

Yes, you may persist, cache, download, and store API responses to your own infrastructure for any period of time during or after your subscription. You recieve an indefinite license to use the data following the terms of the license agreement.

Do failed requests count towards my usage?

Each coordinate or address that is successfully processed by the system counts as one location lookup. Locations that are not successfully looked up, potentially due to formatting errors or other factors, do not count towards your monthly total.

How do we ensure data accuracy?

We have a custom data processing pipeline to apply corrections to the FCC data. This includes dealing with inaccuracies and discrepancies, and applying our correction algorithm to normalize the data between carriers.

Can I track my usage?

Yes. You can track your usage in real-time from your dashboard and see usage broken down day-by-day.

What countries are supported?

The Coverage API is only available in the United States.