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How you license rfMAP, off-the-shelf or made-to-order

rfMAP is scoped to your coverage footprint and the way you want to buy. License what already exists off-the-shelf by city, by square kilometre, or as a subscription, and where the territory is not on the shelf yet, the same production pipeline maps it made to order.

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The decision

Buy the coverage you plan, the way you buy

RF planning teams do not need the whole planet. They need authentic 3D data for the cities, corridors and territory they are actually rolling out, in a commercial shape that matches how their organisation buys data. rfMAP is built around that: scope the coverage to your footprint, then choose the licensing model that fits.

The data itself is the same authentic layer stack regardless of how you license it. What changes is the unit you buy and whether the territory already exists off-the-shelf or needs to be mapped for you.

How you license it

Three commercial models

All three license the same authentic 3D data. Which one fits depends on whether you think in cities, in area, or in continuous access across a footprint, and we scope that with you rather than handing over a fixed list.

  1. 01

    License by city

    Take the cities you are planning, one by one, when your footprint is defined by a discrete set of urban markets.

  2. 02

    License by square kilometre

    Scope by area for corridors, clusters and partial-city footprints, so coverage maps to the exact extent you plan over.

  3. 03

    Subscribe

    An ongoing licence for teams that plan continuously and want standing access to the coverage they work across.

Scope the coverage, then choose the model.

Draw the boundary around the cities and territory you plan. Inside it, license by city, by area, or as a subscription. Beyond it, the same pipeline maps the rest made to order.

Off-the-shelf or made-to-order

When the territory is not on the shelf yet

Off-the-shelf coverage already spans the markets where networks are being built. Where the territory you need is not mapped yet, you are not stuck: the same GIS services arm that produces rfMAP maps it for you, made to order, using high-resolution multi-stereo satellite imagery, photogrammetry and image processing techniques.

So the choice is not whether the data exists, but whether it is licensed off-the-shelf today or produced for your territory on demand. Either way it is the same authentic layer stack, in formats your tools already speak.

  1. 01

    Off-the-shelf, license existing coverage

    Take authentic 3D layers for cities and territory that are already mapped, licensed by city, by area, or as a subscription.

  2. 02

    Made-to-order, map a new area on demand

    The GIS services arm produces coverage for territory not yet on the shelf, from satellite imagery through photogrammetry and image processing techniques.

  3. 03

    Same data, one layer stack either way

    3D buildings, 3D vegetation, 4D bridges, terrain and clutter, delivered in formats compatible with your RF planning, drive-test and GIS tools.

Why scope-then-model works

  1. 01

    Pay for the footprint you plan

    Scope coverage to the cities, corridors and area you actually roll out, instead of buying coverage you will never plan over.

  2. 02

    Buy the way you buy

    Per city, per square kilometre, or subscription, so the commercial shape fits how your organisation procures data.

  3. 03

    Never blocked by gaps

    If the territory is not on the shelf, the same pipeline maps it made to order, so a coverage gap is not a dead end.

Proof

The dataset behind India's 5G

However you license it, this is the same authentic 3D data the industry plans on. More than 95% of India 5G deployment runs through the Lepton 3D dataset, and the same data is licensed by operators, network OEMs and tower companies worldwide.

India 5G >95% of India 5G deployment through the Lepton 3D dataset
  • Airtel
  • Reliance Jio
  • Vodafone Idea
  • Ericsson
  • Nokia
  • American Tower

Scale

Coverage where networks are built

Off-the-shelf coverage is not a single-city demo. rfMAP spans 128 countries and 3150 cities, and where coverage does not exist yet, made-to-order production builds the territory you need to plan.

128 countries mapped
3150 cities mapped
Made to order production for territory that is not yet on the shelf
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Scope your coverage and the right model.

Tell us the cities, corridors or territory you plan, and we will scope the coverage and the licensing model that fits how you buy.

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