The startup provides wireless connectivity services for transport hubs, stadiums, and arenas in the United Kingdom using distributed antenna systems (DAS), small cell networks, and macro cell towers. This infrastructure enhances secure connectivity, addressing the demand for reliable mobile communication in high-traffic environments.
Funding
$127.1M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Many venues and transport hubs struggle to provide consistent and reliable mobile connectivity due to structural challenges, high user density, and varying network demands. This results in dropped calls, slow data speeds, and a frustrating experience for users.
Solution
Freshwave delivers assured connectivity through infrastructure-as-a-service, providing bespoke wireless solutions for venues and transport hubs. They design, build, and manage distributed antenna systems (DAS), small cell networks, and macro cell towers to enhance mobile coverage and capacity. Their solutions ensure seamless connectivity for high-density environments, improving user experience and enabling critical communications. By tailoring the network infrastructure to specific needs, Freshwave optimizes performance and provides a scalable solution for evolving connectivity demands.
Target Audience
Their primary customers include venue operators, transport hub managers, property developers, and mobile network operators seeking to improve wireless connectivity for their users or customers.
Features
- Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) for enhanced indoor coverage
- Small cell network deployment to increase capacity in dense urban areas
- Macro cell tower solutions for wide-area coverage
- Custom network design and optimization based on site-specific requirements
- Scalable infrastructure to accommodate future growth and technology upgrades
- 24/7 network monitoring and maintenance for reliable performance