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May signal ba sa inyo?

Type your barangay. See what the records say.

Cell towers
People (est.)
Starlink cost vs income
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What the data says

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barangays have no cell tower. Not weak signal. None. We cross-checked the national registry against crowdsourced radio data, village by village.
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Filipinos live inside those dead zones, by satellite population estimates. For most of them the only alternative is Starlink at 4,099 pesos a month.
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of a typical unserved household's monthly income is what that Starlink subscription costs. That is not internet access. That is a luxury tax.
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The engine

Ace Signal scores every barangay in the country on whether an internet deployment there will pay, and tells operators which one pays first.

Feasibility
0 to 100

Every barangay scored across eight factors: demand, population, economy, competition, affordability, measured speeds, satellite dependency, and clustering.

Payback
15 months

Median modeled payback for a single site, nationwide. 5,175 barangays never reach payback in five years. Knowing which is which is the whole game.

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First to know

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Sources: NTC tower registry, OpenCelliD, WorldPop, PSA Small Area Estimates, M-Lab, NASA VIIRS, NOAA IBTrACS, Global Flood Database, ETH Global Canopy, FABDEM, Malaria Atlas Project, WGLC, published Starlink Philippines pricing. Payback figures are modeled estimates with documented assumptions.

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