SightLine exists to answer one question, instantly: can we serve this address? Every part of the platform is built around getting a WISP from address to answer in seconds, not days — and putting that answer in the hands of the person who needs it, not just the RF engineer.
In fixed wireless sales, speed wins deals. A prospect on the phone with a sales rep wants to know today whether service is possible — not after a site survey gets scheduled, a truck rolls, and the deal goes cold waiting on an engineer's calendar. Every day spent qualifying a lead is a day a competitor can close it first. SightLine removes that delay entirely, turning line-of-sight qualification from a bottleneck into something any rep can do mid-call.
That's why SightLine is built for the whole team, not just network engineers. No RF background required, no complex tooling, no learning curve — just a clean, fast interface that a sales rep, ops coordinator, or dispatcher can use confidently on day one. Qualify a single address on a call or run a bulk check against a thousand addresses in a new service area, without waiting on the one person who knows how to run the analysis.
Instant answers only matter if they're accurate ones, so SightLine is built on 1-meter resolution surface elevation data — a digital surface model that captures buildings, tree canopy, and other real-world obstructions, not just bare-earth terrain. A signal has to clear a rooftop or a tree line, not pass through it, and coarser or terrain-only datasets miss exactly the obstructions that decide whether a link works. That level of detail is what makes SightLine's results something a WISP can act on with confidence — fast and reliable, not fast at the expense of reliable.
SightLine is the qualification tool built for how WISPs actually sell: fast, accurate, and accessible to everyone on the team — not just the engineers.