Returns to all barangays nationwide and resets internet filters. Keeps your business assumptions.
Targets are adjustable planning assumptions, not official underserved classifications.
Click a map boundary or a barangay row to view both networks and assess a deployment scenario.
Add one site for each hotspot or equipment location. Quantities and prices are your survey assumptions; population does not determine access-point count. Each barangay keeps a separate scenario on this browser when saved.
Each site can use Version A or B and solar or grid power. A remote access-point site can have zero LEO terminals. Link cost is per complete link (both ends); count each link only once.
Capacity is an editable maximum of paying accounts per site, not a measured throughput. Count each account once, and allow for shared LEO capacity and peak simultaneous use. Validate coverage, links between sites, competing offers, willingness to pay, maintenance and provider resale terms. Positive operating contribution alone does not establish a sustainable business. The model excludes taxes, financing, depreciation and unentered costs.
Speedtest® by Ookla® Global Fixed and Mobile Network Performance Maps, Q3 2026, accessed 9 November 2026. Source · CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Noncommercial license; commercial use needs suitable permission. Derived aggregates carry the same license.
Tile centroids are matched to one 2023 polygon and a current PSGC code. Speeds are test-weighted means. Ambiguous/unmatched tiles are excluded. Tests are self-selected and do not measure household coverage, affordability or unmet demand. Independent cities and other administrative groups are shown separately from provinces.