
The baseline your QoS framework is missing.
New QoS regulations make regulators measure and publish. KASPR supplies the continuous, district-level, seven-year baseline that campaigns, probes and apps cannot.
Solutions
Regulators are moving to hybrid, multi-source QoS frameworks whose tenders ask for other monitoring tools or external sources. Six pitches for the people in that chain, each with a worked data view from the measurement.
KASPR is the independent, continuous, historical reference layer for internet quality. No app, no probes, no fieldwork.
6.7 trillion records · 3 billion+ daily measurements · 400 M+ devices · 130+ countries · measuring since 2019
| Gap in conventional QoS sources | KASPR answer |
|---|---|
| Campaigns and drive tests are episodic | Hourly, 24/7, every day since 2019 |
| Probes cover a handful of sites | District-level coverage in 130+ countries |
| Crowdsourced samples are thin outside cities and skew to active users | Passive measurement of 400 M+ devices; no user participation needed |
| Everything starts at zero on day one | 7+ years of history, available on day one |
| Operator-reported data is self-reported | Independent of operators, the same method everywhere |
We measure latency and jitter to KASPR’s measurement infrastructure. We do not measure user throughput, radio parameters (RSRP, SINR) or voice quality (MOS). We are a complementary layer, not a replacement for apps or probes.

New QoS regulations make regulators measure and publish. KASPR supplies the continuous, district-level, seven-year baseline that campaigns, probes and apps cannot.

Regulator tenders score the integration of external data sources, cross-validation and historical trend reporting. KASPR is a documented, ready-to-ingest source your app or probe fleet cannot supply on its own.

New QoS rules carry compliance findings and publication. KASPR shows the district-by-hour degradation a campaign would find, before it is published.

Digital transformation projects fund regulators to build QoS capacity, with no baseline to measure progress against. One licence, one method, history back to 2019, for every country in the programme.

Our existing, provable trust story: the stories below used KASPR data on events where the facts were contested. They are proof for every other reader that the data holds up in public.

Internet endpoints going dark in a district is an early, independent signal of a power outage. An application example for electricity utilities and emergency managers.