
Infovista
6.4/10Infovista sells network planning, testing and assurance software, including Planet RF planning and TEMS drive testing, to mobile operators, service providers and enterprises.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
Infovista is a French software vendor whose tools help telecom operators plan, test and assure their networks. Its Planet suite, now part of the VistaPlan line, does RF planning for networks from 2G to 5G. Planet uses 3D propagation with ray-launching, beamforming analysis, high-resolution 3D geodata and what-if scenario planning, and adds machine learning that draws on live network measurements, crowdsourced data and call traces. Ellipse covers backhaul planning, and Geodata supplies maps validated for RF accuracy. The VistaTest line, built on TEMS, covers drive testing and site verification with TEMS Investigation, TEMS Pocket and TEMS Paragon, while VistaView (Ativa) handles service assurance. The company says it has more than 1,000 customers in over 130 countries, about 400 of them mobile network operators. The best fit is RF engineering teams at operators, network equipment vendors and engineering firms that roll out radio networks. Infovista publishes no prices. Everything is quoted through sales, and Planet extras such as AIM, ACP, Call Analytics and Crowdsource are sold as separate modules. On integrations, Infovista offers open APIs, a link to iBwave for combined indoor and outdoor design, Google's propagation API, and partnerships with AWS, Google Cloud and Ericsson. VistaPlan Go is the SaaS version of the RF planning tool. The main limitation is focus. This is specialist software for telecom radio networks, not general infrastructure asset or maintenance management, and it has very few public user reviews.
Our Rating
Who Infovista is best for
Best software for EnterpriseGood fit
Most customers are large mobile operators and service providers such as BT, Colt and Virgin Media O2.
Planet's RF planning and propagation simulation are built for radio network engineering work.
Less suited
TEMS Investigation and TEMS Pocket support drive testing and site verification in the field.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Planet covers RF planning from 2G through 5G, with 3D ray-launching propagation and beamforming analysis.
- Planning, drive testing (TEMS) and service assurance (Ativa) come from one vendor, so the full network lifecycle is covered.
- Integrates with iBwave for combined indoor and outdoor design and with Google's propagation API.
- Large installed base of over 1,000 customers, about 400 of them mobile operators, in more than 130 countries.
Cons
- No public pricing; every product is quote-based, and a Gartner reviewer flagged high cost.
- Telecom-specific; it offers no work orders, maintenance management or general asset management.
- Very few public user reviews on sites such as Gartner Peer Insights, which makes independent evaluation hard.
- The product line has been renamed several times (Planet Cloud to VistaPlan Go, TEMS Cloud to VistaTest+), which can confuse buyers.
Key Features
Infovista Pricing
Enterprise (quote only)
- No public pricing; quoted through sales
- Separately sold Planet modules: AIM, ACP, Call Analytics, Crowdsource
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Its website lists no prices, and buyers have to request a demo or contact sales for a quote.
Yes. VistaPlan Go, formerly Planet Cloud, is the SaaS version of the RF planning tool.
It offers open APIs, an iBwave link for indoor and outdoor design, Google's propagation API, and inputs from crowdsourced and call trace data.
Infovista bought the TEMS testing business from Ascom in 2016. It gained Planet earlier, through its 2012 acquisition of Mentum.
It plans and optimizes 2G, 3G, 4G and 5G networks, including mmWave and MIMO.
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