This fall Map4 has two things to share with telecom carriers and B2B sales reps: Map4 Relay is now live, and the Map4 National Map gives sales and proposal teams a national fiber and broadband layer to check before they bid.
Map4 Relay is live: a LinkedIn productivity tool for B2B sales reps
This summer we focused on Relay: Find the executive. Write the note. Track them to a booked call. Relay is a LinkedIn Productivity Tool for the B2B Sales Rep.
Try Relay with a 14-day Free Trial starting at $9/mo: map4.net/relay
Map4 National Map: compare fiber routes with open telecom RFPs
A national fiber and broadband layer built for sales and proposal teams — not a generic GIS viewer. Search any street address and pin it against nearby networks. Score providers by coverage, nearest route, hybrid ranking, or advertised speed. Load a single provider's routes for a state.
Bulk-pin a CSV of addresses (Address, City, State, Zip)
Overlay Open RFPs — E-Rate, state, federal, and organic
Filter the networks that actually matter to a school or library site
Daily sync to USAC 470/471 data (since 2016) remains the backbone. The National Map adds the missing layer: where your fiber actually is relative to the applicant.
If you sell Category 1, special construction, or private fiber WANs, this is the screen you should have open before you write the first paragraph of a bid.
New on the platform: client sign-ons and news
September 24, 2026 — Map4 Client Signs Five-Year Agreement with Uniti Wholesale
Tahoe Network Infrastructure executes a five-year Master Agreement and Wavelength Service Addendum with Uniti Dark Fiber LLC, expanding high-capacity transport options for E-Rate and private fiber WAN delivery. Read the Tahoe and Uniti Wholesale release
August 17, 2026 — Two major East Coast and Midwest carriers
Two established fiber/broadband operators signed on for the Map4 Query Tool plus consulting — live Form 470/471 search, eligibility intelligence, funding estimates, and the fiber/special-construction ROI calculator. Read the two-carrier sign-on release
August 1, 2026 — Joink, LLC
Indiana-based fiber provider (SPIN 143037279, DIF Capital Partners) adopted Map4 to accelerate E-Rate and fiber pursuit across Indiana and surrounding states. Read the Joink, LLC release
August 1, 2026 — Tahoe Network Infrastructure
Builder of open-access private fiber WANs for schools and libraries in communities of 100,000 or fewer. Tahoe is using Map4 to tighten its Category 1 and special-construction pipeline. Read the Tahoe Network Infrastructure release
Same pattern in all three cases: live USAC data, clean eligibility, ROI modeling, and advisory support for RFP strategy — not another generic CRM.
Platform notes: security, privacy and core features
Security and privacy — August 9
Map4 published updated security and privacy policies. PDFs are linked from the news page for vendor review and questionnaires.
Still core to the product
Daily USAC Open Data sync (470/471 since 2016)
Instant distance-to-route calculations
KML/KMZ ingest for your own fiber
Mobile-first UI that also works on desktop
Category 1 and Category 2 budget visibility + ROI calculator
How to use the National Map this week
Open the National Map and drop one real school address you already care about.
Turn Score on. Try Rank by Nearest first, then Coverage.
Switch to Open RFPs and scan today's pins.
If you have a route file, we can load it. KML/KMZ is native.
Learn more: Map4 National Map · Map4 Relay
Related post: E-Rate RFP Alerts: Daily Telecom Leads Near Your Fiber
Frequently asked questions
What is Map4 Relay?
Relay is a LinkedIn productivity tool for the B2B sales rep. It helps you find the executive, write the note, and track them to a booked call. It comes with a 14-day free trial starting at $9/mo.
What can I do with the Map4 National Map?
Search any street address and pin it against nearby networks, then score providers by coverage, nearest route, hybrid ranking, or advertised speed. You can also bulk-pin a CSV of addresses and overlay Open RFPs, including E-Rate, state, federal, and organic.
Can I load my own fiber routes into the National Map?
Yes. KML/KMZ is native, so if you have a route file we can load it.
Where does the E-Rate data come from?
Map4 syncs daily to USAC 470/471 data, going back to 2016.
Get in touch
Questions or unlimited map quota: support@map4.net
Want a demo? Contact Chris Nunez at chris.nunez@map4.net · (941) 626-9258.
