Splice.me

Splice.me is a web-based fiber management system for building and maintaining fiber optic splice diagrams. Users create cables, splice points, nodes, 1xN and 2xN splitters and sockets, then connect fibers with single clicks. The tool also handles fiber tracing (one fiber or many at once), comments that carry along a fiber, color-coded cables and splices, highlighting of sheets that need attention, and a book of quantities. Projects can be shared so that office and field engineers edit together. Diagrams can be printed, saved as PDF, exported as SVG or VSD for CAD tools, or exported to XLSX. The vendor is based in Eugene, Oregon, and says more than 2,500 ISPs, public utilities and fiber technicians in over 40 countries use it. It suits small and mid-sized fiber operators and design contractors that need splice documentation but find full GIS network platforms too heavy. Pricing is a flat subscription capped by the number of projects and splice sheets. The Designer's plan costs $49 per month or $499 per year for 5 projects and 500 sheets, and the Pro plan costs $149 per month or $1,490 per year for 30 projects and 3,000 sheets. Enterprise is quoted on request and adds onboarding, custom integrations and priority support. A 14-day free trial needs no credit card. The main limitation is scope. Splice.me covers splice diagrams only, with no GIS mapping of routes, no published API and no mentioned offline mobile app. The vendor's own feature list says its route search through occupied and unoccupied fibers does not currently work.