GridVisio
Plot towers, track subscribers, share coverage maps
What it does
Browser-based coverage planning for fixed wireless ISPs. Unlike hardware-vendor tools, GridVisio works with any equipment. Plot sector antennas with azimuth and beamwidth, import subscribers via CSV with automatic served/unserved classification, detect coverage gaps, export for BEAD/BDC grant filings, and share read-only maps with clients. Free tier permanently available, no credit card required.
GridVisio turns your WISP website into a lead machine — visitors check their address, you get a qualified, line-of-sight-validated lead in your inbox. Coverage mapping, BDC/BEAD export, no per-file fees. Free tier, from $19/month.
GridVisio combines sector mapping, terrain-aware line-of-sight checks, and a multi-model (ITU-R P.1812, ITM, FSPL+P.526) propagation heatmap with a lead-capture widget for your website — built for WISPs, not adapted from something else. No per-file export fees, ever. From complex tower planning to automated subscriber management. No clunky desktop software, just a fast web application. Visualize towers, directional and omni sectors, and subscriber locations on a satellite map with real-time filtering by frequency, status, and coverage. Add and edit towers with full sector configuration — azimuth, beamwidth, radius, frequency band, colour-coded coverage shapes. Save your own equipment…from gridvisio.com
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