A2P SMS & mobile data coverage explorer

How to read country-level coverage

Country-level coverage tells you whether a product is available in a country and on how many operator networks. It is the first filter when you plan a rollout, before details such as sender types, profile types, local registration or device certification.

A2P SMS availability means messages can be delivered to mobile numbers in that country; mobile data availability means data connectivity is offered there, for travelers' eSIMs or for IoT devices. The two often differ for the same country, so check the product you need.

The number of networks counts the operator networks available for the product in that country. More networks usually means wider coverage across regions and an alternative when one network has an outage, which matters for IoT devices that stay in one place for years.

Availability can still depend on the traffic type, the sender type, the device or the profile. Some countries require local registration of SIMs or devices, and some restrict permanent roaming for foreign SIMs. Confirm these details for your use case in a quote.

The map shows mobile data availability for orientation; the table and the CSV carry the same data with the date each row was last verified. The map draws country outlines from Natural Earth and labels only countries with a row in the table; it is not a coverage map of any network.

Coverage changes as networks launch, merge or switch off older technologies, so each row carries the date it was last verified. An older verification is still a useful pointer, but confirm it before you plan a launch around it.

The quote form accepts several destinations at once, so you can ask about a whole region in one request.