Coverage, fiber routes and last-mile builds, drawn fast, shared by link

Map service areas, plan tower coverage, sketch fiber routes and brief installers. Built for WISPs, fiber contractors and MDU installers who don't run a carrier-grade GIS.

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4.7 / 5 · 200 reviews on G2

A telecom service map showing fiber route lines along streets, tower coverage circles, splice points marked, and a service area polygon overlaid on a city

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

“Finding the locations and information before making a site visit. I can plan the route since the area is usually inhabited and inaccessible by standard transportation. Scribble Maps uses Google Maps as the base map, which is a perfect choice as users are already familiar with Google Maps' properties and layout. It decreases the learning curve by far.”

Verified Telecommunications user Telecommunications via G2

Why Scribble Maps for Telecommunications

Coverage in minutes

Draw tower coverage rings, fiber routes and service area boundaries on a real satellite view. No carrier-grade GIS deployment required.

Brief installers by link

Send the day's build map to the field crew. They open it on a phone. No app, no install, no friction.

Import existing fiber and tower data

Import KML, Shapefile, GeoJSON and GPX of existing fiber routes, towers and splice points. Layer it all on one map.

Built for Telecommunications teams

A WISP service area map with tower coverage rings, the franchise area as a polygon, and prospect addresses marked

Service area and coverage maps

Draw your service footprint and tower coverage rings. Share with prospects, regulators and partner ISPs.

A fiber route map drawn along streets with splice points, pedestals, and a planned build segment highlighted

Fiber route and last-mile builds

Sketch fiber routes along streets, mark splice points and pedestals, and brief the build crew with a clickable map.

A tower siting map with candidate locations, line-of-sight buffer rings, and terrain shaded base map

Tower siting and line-of-sight

Drop candidate tower sites, draw line-of-sight buffers and compare against terrain on hybrid imagery.

A multi-dwelling unit install map with each apartment marked, riser locations labeled, and demarc points highlighted

MDU and apartment installs

Map every unit, riser and demarc point in an MDU build for the install crew and the property owner.

Features that matter

Draw on satellite, street, terrain or hybrid base maps
Buffer rings for coverage and line-of-sight planning
Custom markers for towers, splice points and pedestals
Measure distance, area and bearing
Import KML, Shapefile, GeoJSON, GPX and CSV
Color coding by phase, contractor or status
Export to PDF, PNG, KML or GeoJSON
Sharing links with view-only or edit permissions
Embed coverage maps on your ISP website
Works on mobile, tablet and desktop browsers

Scribble AI

Build maps with plain English

Tell Scribble AI what you need. Try “draw a 500m buffer around every site,” “import this CSV and color by status,” or “measure the route from the depot to each stop.” It does it in seconds. No GIS training needed, and your team gets the same map, ready to share.

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What customers are saying

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

“Finding the locations and information before making a site visit. I can plan the route since the area is usually inhabited and inaccessible by standard transportation.”

— Verified Telecommunications user Telecommunications

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

“User-friendly website interface and ease of use.”

— Aleksandr T. Telecommunications

Frequently asked questions

Can I publish a coverage map on my ISP website?

Yes. Generate an embed code and paste it into your website. Prospects can pan, zoom and check coverage without leaving the page.

Can I import KML or Shapefile of existing fiber routes?

Yes. Import KML, Shapefile, GeoJSON or GPX. Existing routes layer onto satellite imagery for re-use and re-share.

Can a build crew open the map on a phone in the field?

Yes. Click Share, copy the link and text it to the crew. They open it in any mobile browser. No install.

Can I draw line-of-sight buffer rings for tower planning?

Yes. Drop a tower marker, set a radius and the buffer is drawn. Switch to terrain or satellite to compare against landscape.

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