Tomodat
5.2/10Cloud FTTH network mapping and management software that helps fiber internet providers document, design and operate their optical networks on Google Maps.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
Tomodat is a Brazilian cloud application for internet service providers that run FTTH (fiber to the home) networks. The company says it was started in 2015 and the product is now in its second version. Its main job is to map a fiber plant on Google Maps and satellite imagery. Providers record boxes, cables, poles and the hardware on each pole, keep an organized record of every fiber splice, and track construction work as it happens. It also includes viability queries that find the nearest free box and port for a new customer or prospect, routing from the central office to a subscriber's home, OTDR-assisted break location, OLT and customer management, KML import and export, and a dashboard of network indicators. Sales staff can reserve ports, and technicians can see which fibers in a box are active. Pricing is a flat monthly fee based on how many kilometres of network you have, with unlimited users. International plans run from US$25 to US$80 a month and Brazilian plans from R$180 to R$350. Every plan includes OLT integration and cloud hosting, and there is a 30-day free trial. That makes it a low-cost option for small and regional ISPs, especially in Brazil and Latin America. One user on a forum reports that Tomodat offers an API for integrating fiber maps, but third-party integrations such as the MK-Auth billing system are not built in. Its main limitation is scope: it is a narrow fiber documentation tool with little public information on mobile or offline use, security certifications or enterprise features. Independent reviews are also scarce.
Our Rating
Who Tomodat is best for
Best software for Small BusinessGood fit
Flat fees from US$25 a month with unlimited users suit small regional ISPs.
It is built specifically for fiber internet providers that need to document their FTTH plant.
Less suited
Technicians can see which fibers are in each box and follow routes to customers, but mobile and offline support is not documented.
There is no published information on enterprise security, compliance or scale features.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Flat monthly pricing based on network length, with unlimited users, keeps costs low for small ISPs.
- Viability queries show the nearest available box and port for a new customer, which helps sales teams.
- Splice records and a view of which fibers are active in each box give technicians up-to-date documentation.
- The 30-day free trial starts billing only if the provider keeps using the system.
- A forum user calls it the best value among the FTTH tools he tried and says it is easy to use.
Cons
- Few native integrations with ISP billing systems: MK-Auth users had to ask for an integration or build one themselves.
- There is no published security or compliance information.
- The website does not describe a mobile or offline field app.
- Independent reviews and company size information are scarce.
- The website does not clearly explain which customers get the USD plans and which get the BRL plans.
Key Features
Tomodat Pricing
Up to 20 km (Brazil)
- Cloud hosting
- OLT integration
- Unlimited users
- Networks up to 20 km
Over 20 km (Brazil)
- Cloud hosting
- OLT integration
- Unlimited users
- Networks over 20 km
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Tomodat offers a 30-day free trial, and billing starts afterwards only if you keep using the system.
It charges a monthly fee based on network length: US$25 up to 30 km, US$40 for 30 to 50 km and US$80 above 50 km. Brazilian plans cost R$180 up to 20 km and R$350 above 20 km.
No. Every plan includes unlimited users, OLT integration and cloud hosting.
A user on the MK-Auth forum reports that Tomodat provides an API for integrating fiber maps. The vendor's features page does not document one.
Yes. The design tools support importing and exporting KML files.
Internet service providers that run FTTH fiber networks, mainly in Brazil and Latin America, from small to larger operators.
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