M2Catalyst is on a mission to connect the unconnected and under-connected, to enable remote work, education, and telemedicine throughout the world.

Contact us today to help bridge the digital divide. 

Powerful and easy-to-use.

  • Business Analyst and Marketing Team Interface
  • Deep Network Analysis for RF Engineers
  • Analyze more than 1000 sites per hour
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  • Billions of No-Signal Readings Collected
  • Across 200+ Countries
  • Pinpointed


Empowering telecom decision-makers

  • MNOs
  • Tower Companies
  • Regulators
  • Infrastructure Providers
  • Government Organizations

Automated Mobile Network Analysis

  • Dead zones
  • Fringe coverage
  • Capacity-constrained locations
  • In-building network performance problems

Who is M2Catalyst? What role do we play in the telecom ecosystem?

Enjoy this brief video from our CEO, Mike Brough, as he shares information about who we are, what we do, and the important role we play in the telecom industry.

Our Community-Driven Virtuous Cycle
Improves the Mobile Experience for Everyone





Our crowdsourced data and predictive analytics provide actionable insights and various use cases for MNOs, TowerCos, DAS Providers, and Regulators.


We also have use case videos available upon inquiry (see list below).

Use Case Videos Available Upon Inquiry​

  1. Analyzing Thousands of Potential Sites in Minutes
  2. In-Building Performance Network Monitoring
  3. Detecting Zones with No Coverage
  4. Monetizing Fiber Networks 


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NEW REPORTS AVAILABLE

Global Mobile Insights Report

The NEW M2Catalyst global mobile insights reports for 70 plus countries are here! For mobile network operators (MNOs) and telecom industry decision makers, it’s a paradigm-shifting resource designed to provide you with a fresh perspective on coverage quality of experience (QoE) as well as the state of mobile broadband connectivity and accessibility worldwide. 


From residential areas to roads and train lines, to office buildings, retail properties, stadiums and venues, we’ve analyzed hundreds of billions of crowdsourced and anonymized data points to bring you mobile insights for 70 plus countries. In this report, we take a look at 5 distinct mobile consumer use cases in order to give you a clear picture of the connected, under-connected, and unconnected consumer’s mobile experience. 


We do this for 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G-SA, 5G-NSA, and even examine where there is no signal. This powerful data is also broken down by Mobile Network Operator (MNO) to bring you actionable insights on mobile broadband coverage accessibility and mobile traffic worldwide.


For decision-makers, this report is your strategic tool to make informed decisions, allocate resources effectively, and enhance user satisfaction. For MNOs, it's an invaluable resource to identify network performance gaps, optimize services, and position yourself as a leader in mobile experience.


Our privacy-compliant mobile apps help a worldwide user base achieve their best mobile experience. Concurrently, we provide these users the opportunity to contribute to our initiative to improve the mobile experience for all.

Blogs

Read some of our most recent mobile experience blogs.

By Joshua Shorter 28 Mar, 2024
There’s already a lot to love about Oklahoma City. From big-league attractions like a pro basketball team to a revitalized downtown area, starring the Bricktown Entertainment District, Paycom Center, and top-notch museums, Oklahoma City has plenty to offer. One more thing the locals can now enjoy is an improved mobile experience, especially those in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. Utilizing our Crowd SiteIntel platform, where we visualize and analyze trillions of crowdsourced data points, we noted multiple new T-Mobile Cell IDs appearing in Capitol Hill beginning in early 2021 (indicated by red circles on the map below). We then compared mobile signal readings from June through November 2020 to mobile signal readings from June through November 2021. Here’s what we found:
By Joshua Shorter 28 Mar, 2024
This week’s Mobile Experience Competition takes us to South America for a comparison of Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, and Peru’s most populous cities. In this comparison we will be focusing on readings detected in the fringe coverage and no signal ranges to see which city has the greatest need for network improvements.
By Joshua Shorter 28 Mar, 2024
This week’s Battle for Best Mobile Experience takes us to Europe for a comparison of 10 of its largest cities. As in previous comparisons, we’re going to be examining the following: In which cities would you most likely find a strong signal? In which cities would you most likely drop a call or have difficulty sending/receiving texts? In which cities would you most likely receive no signal?
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