Your fiber network on one live map
Place cables, multiducts, locations, and equipment on Google Maps with accurate lat/lng. Toggle Planned and Active plant, attach marker flags and field photos, and work from the same map in the office and in the field browser.
Why most fiber maps stop being useful
Static exports go stale
Most teams still work from PDFs, KMZ exports, or last month's AutoCAD sheet. By the time a map reaches the field, splices, drops, and routes have already changed. Crews stop trusting the document and start relying on memory.
Google Earth is not a fiber map
Google Earth is useful for KML overlays and simple lines, but it cannot model fiber plant. You get polylines and placemarks, not locations, cables, splice connectivity, or equipment like splitters and MUX/DEMUX. MapItRight maps real plant on top of Google Maps instead of pretending lines are inventory.
Office and field see different maps
Designers update one file. Field crews mark up another. Construction builds something slightly different again. Without one map tied to your inventory, every handoff creates drift. MapItRight keeps map edits tied to the same project data your team designs and operates from.
How fiber mapping works in MapItRight
From basemap to plant design on one canvas.
Open your network on Google Maps
Start from Google Maps satellite and street context using your organization's API key. Zoom to your service area and open the project map where plant will be built or maintained.
Place plant on the map
Add locations, cables, multiducts, and routes with accurate coordinates. Use your custom location types, icons, and Planned or Active states so design work and live plant are easy to tell apart.
Design and review on the same canvas
Draw fiber design on top of the map, attach marker flags, photos, and video notes, then trace paths to validate connectivity. Everyone works from the same map instead of separate exports and spreadsheets.
What you can do on the map
Google Maps basemap
Satellite, street, and geographic context with your own Google API key for privacy and performance.
Locations on the map
Handholes, enclosures, racks, NIDs, PEDs, and service locations placed with lat/lng.
Cables and multiducts
Route outside plant on the map and model tube occupancy visually.
Planned vs Active views
Filter the map to show design plant, live plant, or both.
Marker flags and media
Drop flags with emergency-level icons, notes, photos, and video at any map point.
Export and reuse
Export project data to GeoJSON or KML and re-import later when you need a backup or migration path.
“We tried a few tools before MapItRight. It felt easier for our team and the pricing was actually affordable.”
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Frequently asked.
Fiber network mapping software lets telecom operators view and manage outside plant on a live map. MapItRight goes beyond drawing lines: it maps locations, cables, multiducts, equipment, and fiber connectivity on Google Maps so the canvas matches how your network is actually built.
Ready to see fiber network mapping in action?
30-minute demo. No slideware. We'll walk through your network, not ours.