A dark tower isn’t a repair ticket.
It’s a breached SLA.
When a tower goes dark or a network element dies, the loss is never the part — it’s every user behind it and the SLA you just breached. Network sites sit scattered across remote geographies where the right field engineer is hours away. FIXT is building a geographically distributed, verified field-technician network and the free AMC software designed for site uptime.
That’s the benchmark cost of network downtime per minute — and for distributed telecom estates, the slowest repairs happen at exactly the sites that are hardest to reach. The repair behind most outages costs a tiny fraction of that.
External industry estimates: network-downtime benchmarks. Converted to INR.
The network is monitored. The sites underneath it aren’t.
NOCs see every element in real time. But the physical layer that keeps each site alive — rectifiers, batteries, DG sets, cooling — is maintained through scattered vendors, paper AMCs, and whoever happens to be nearest. That gap is where dark sites are born.
Remote sites, slow repairs
Sites are spread across remote geographies where the right field engineer is hours — sometimes days — away. MTTR is measured in days, not minutes.
Power fails before radios do
Rectifiers, battery banks, and DG sets fail far more often than the radios they power — yet they get a fraction of the attention.
Multi-vendor, zero memory
Field-service contracts are split across vendors with no shared asset history — every handover loses what the last team learned.
Ageing is invisible
Battery and rectifier degradation builds silently for months — and shows up only at the moment the grid drops and the site goes dark.
Built to sell you site uptime, not repairs.
FIXT is designed around one idea: a dark site costs more than fixing it. Everything — the software, the field network, the intelligence — is built to keep sites on air.
Register every site & element
From tower power to fiber nodes — one free register for every site and element, with full service history per asset.
Schedule prevention
Preventive-maintenance calendars built per battery and rectifier — from each unit’s age and duty cycle, not guesswork.
Dispatch verified field technicians
KYC-verified, skill-matched field technicians designed to be near each site — with every job logged against the asset.
Learn from every failure
Each repair feeds failure intelligence designed to predict power-element failures — so replacement happens before sites go dark.
We’re pre-launch and building this now with our first partners. Early telecom partners shape the product — and get it free.
What you get. What we get.
No billing surprises and no lock-in — the software is free, and we’re transparent about why.
What you get
- Free AMC & site-register software — no licence, no lock-in, your data stays yours
- One asset history across every vendor and every circle
- A geographically distributed, verified field network designed for SLA-bound response
- Failure analytics on power elements, broken down by geography
What FIXT gets
- Anonymised telecom-infrastructure failure data across geographies
- Power-system reliability signals under real grid conditions
- A repair knowledge graph that compounds with every job logged
Every element that keeps a site on air.
Multi-vendor by design — the point is one register and one accountable network across all of it. How the failure intelligence works →
Start with a free site-uptime benchmark.
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