Every registered structure.
Who’s on it. What’s changing.
RadioDig unifies FCC tower registrations, FAA obstacles, and FCC licenses, cross-referenced into one fast, current view. It tells you who’s transmitting from each structure, what just changed, and whether it’s FAA-compliant. Why use slow, unreliable sources when you don’t have to?
One platform. Every angle on a tower.
Multi-source map
FCC ASR registrations, FAA obstacles, and FCC-licensed sites on one filterable map, so you also see the towers the FCC’s own search misses.
Who’s transmitting
Cross-reference FCC ULS licenses against any structure to see the licensees, services, and frequencies actually operating from a tower.
Change alerts
Save an area, owner, or radius and get emailed (or pinged in Slack / a webhook) the moment a structure is added, changed, removed, or newly proposed.
FAA lighting & obstacle compliance
Match each structure to the FAA Digital Obstacle File and flag lighting-spec changes, the compliance view the FCC record alone can’t give you.
Owner portfolios & analytics
Roll up holdings by owner / FRN and quantify a market, including an estimated colocation (tenancy) ratio, the tower industry’s north-star KPI.
Reports, export & API
Generate site-scan reports (PDF / CSV / GeoJSON), bulk-export filtered sets, and hit the same data programmatically via the /structures API.
Dependable data, cross-referenced, refreshed every week.
Pull the federal sources
Every week we pull the FCC ASR bulk file (plus FAA obstacle and FCC ULS data) from the dependable static downloads, never the flaky search UIs.
Cross-reference & geocode
~196,500 structures parsed, geocoded into PostGIS, and spatially joined to FAA obstacles and ULS licenses. Reloads run in one transaction, with no half-states.
Search, monitor, export
Query the map in milliseconds, save watches that alert you on change, and export or report the results. Data freshness is shown on every screen.