See detailed breakdowns of AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Boost Mobile, and UScellular signal strength in 1/4, 1/2, and 1 mile radii around each location.
The Coverage Report allows you to upload a CSV file of addresses or coordinates and receive back an appended file with signal strength data, in dBm, at each location.
The report also breaks down average signal strength and percentage of coverage in quarter, half, and one mile radii around each location.
You will also see the estimated distance, in miles, to the nearest cell tower.
Each report breaks down network reception in dBm and coverage percentage for AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Boost Mobile, and UScelluar. You'll also see the estimated distance to the nearest cell tower.
Get coverage insights for prospective customers' addresses. Enable your sales team to speak confidently about coverage quality to prospective customers, and help customers understand the differences between networks at their locations.
Avoid returns from slow data speeds or poor reception. Pre-provision your products with the best network at a customer's address to give them an out-of-box great experience.
Process up to 10,000 locations per file with our easy-to-use dashboard.
Get signal strength data for up to 10,000 addresses or lat/lon coordinates per file.
Re-download your past files as many times as you'd like.
See reception data for AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Boost Mobile, and UScellular. Regional carriers available upon request.
Pick your plan to get started.
The free trial is for 14 days and includes 25 location lookups. The output data can only be used for demo or trial purposes and cannot be used outside of that.
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.
You upload locations by uploading a CSV file with the list of your locations. If you are uploading coordinates, then the CSV file headings will be "latitude" and "longitude" followed by the list of coordinates. If you are uploading addresses, then your CSV file heading will be "addresses" followed by the list of addresses. We provide examples in our documentation.
Once your locations are processed, you will get the data back in the form of a CSV file and an Excel file. If you are interested, you can also access the signal strength data through our Coverage API or Coverage Tiles.
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.
Yes. You can track your usage in real-time from your dashboard and see usage broken down day-by-day.
The Coverage API is only available in the United States.