Get access
Two separate paths, depending on what you need. Neither involves
payment — this page is about what the data is and who can have it.
1. Add coverage reporting to your own site
By request
If you run a network, a venue, a hotspot or a
campus WiFi, you can add a one-time consent widget to your own pages. Visitors who
tap Allow contribute their connection quality to the public map, and you get a
dashboard for the data coming from your domain.
This is not self-serve. Enabling a widget starts
collecting from your visitors, so each request is reviewed by a person. Whether it
is free or billed depends on the scale of your network and what you get back —
that conversation happens before anything is switched on.
What a visitor is asked for: approximate location (via the browser's
own permission prompt, and only if they allow it), their connection type, and the
time of the visit. No cookie, no fingerprint, no advertising identifier, and no
client-side speed test. The widget asks on every page load, because the promise in
the prompt is "once per visit".
2. Need coverage or carrier data at scale
Talk to us
For telcos, ISPs, regulators and researchers who
need coverage cells, carrier comparisons or historical trends at volume. This path is
deliberately not self-serve: bulk access is a conversation about what you
need it for, and the answers are not always the same shape.
What's available
- K-anonymized coverage cells. Averaged signal and speed per
geographic cell, with a contributor count and a recency confidence score.
- Carrier comparison. Per-network signal distributions, same
suppression rule.
- Daily quality trends. Signal and speed over time per cell,
with a minimum-contributor floor per day.
What "safe to share" means here. Every cell is withheld entirely
unless at least 3 independent contributors reported from it. This is
suppression, not rounding or blurring: a thin cell is not shown in a coarser form,
because a coarsened cell is still a cell someone lives in. Small-n breakdowns
(demographics, satisfaction) are the specific case this rule exists for, and they
are held to the same floor as everything else.
Tell us about your use case and we'll come back with what exists
and what we'd need to build.
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