Know the network before you move.
Two tools for teams that work with cellular networks in the field: Scan ranks the strongest cells at any GPS point. Best Server turns a known site into the area it actually serves — down to the sector.
The catcher gave you a cell ID. See what happens.
Real recorded runs from Mexico City and Abuja. Pick a scenario, press Run.
Scan — the strongest cells at a point.
Select a point, choose radio technologies and operators, and get every effective cell ranked from best to poor — by site, panel and sector — with a report per operator.
- ▸Ranked cells with ECGI, band, frequency, PCI, RSRP
- ▸Sites with distance, bearing, panel azimuths and sector counts
- ▸Per-operator comparison at the same point
- ▸Exports: PDF report, CSV of every ranked cell, GeoJSON (sites, spokes, sector wedges) for QGIS / ArcGIS / Google Earth
- ▸Shareable job link for the locations department
Annual license per organization, scoped by territory.
The best-server footprint of Telcel eNodeB 98525 (Mexico City) is 0.16 km² inside a 1.37 km² cell-radius circle. Against a 2 km search ring it is ~1.3 %.
Coverage narrows the area to assess. It does not establish a confirmed handset position; comparative validation is required.
Best Server — site propagation down to sector level.
Give Best Server a site or cell identifier from an authorized workflow. It reconstructs the site, discovers its neighbours and computes where each sector is the serving cell — at 20 m resolution, as GeoJSON.
Coverage narrows the area to assess. It does not establish a confirmed handset position; comparative validation is required.
Annual batch of queries, scoped by territory and volume. A single city and a national license are different products.
Vendors of lawful-interception and cell-site-simulator platforms integrate Best Server as a step in their own workflow. Ask about OEM licensing.
Used together
Before the operation, Scan tells you which sites and which operator matter at the location. After an authorized catcher returns a cell ID, Best Server tells you where that cell serves. Two tools; each stands alone; together they close the loop.
Territory is the axis.
No per-seat games, no surprise metering. You license a territory; inside it, the tools are yours.
Annual license per organization, scoped by territory. Unlimited checks inside it.
Annual batch of queries, scoped by territory and volume. Only completed jobs count.
A single city and a national license are different products. Multi-country and OEM licenses are quoted separately.
SaaS, sovereign cloud or on-premises. Vetted trials on your own territory.