SiteSee
SiteSee builds NexDT, a telecom-native AI digital twin SaaS platform that automates tower and rooftop audits, equipment detection, and colocation design for TowerCos and MNOs across four continents.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2016
- HeadquartersBrisbane, Australia
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingSoftware
What SiteSee does
SiteSee Pty Ltd is an Australian deep-technology company headquartered in Brisbane that builds AI-powered 3D digital twin solutions exclusively for the wireless telecommunications infrastructure market. Founded in 2016, the company's core platform is NexDT, a telecom-native Software-as-a-Service workflow environment that combines photogrammetry-based reality capture with proprietary Shapefitting(TM) AI — a Convolution Neural Network and computational geometry pipeline that automatically detects, classifies, and positions every piece of equipment on towers and rooftops with reported 0.2% detection accuracy. The product ecosystem spans the AI Audit Engine (equipment, corrosion, and bolt hole audits), the Mission Planner (autonomous drone capture for towers and rooftops), the BIM Catalogue (drag-and-drop equipment modelling), the Indicative Engineering Assessment (real-time structural analysis against AS/NZS 4600, TIA-222-H, and AISC 360 standards), and the Indicative RF/EME Assessment (ICNIRP compliance screening). Output is delivered via browser-based SaaS with tenant separation, multi-factor authentication, and purpose-built APIs for integration into existing asset management systems and customer portals.
The company operates across four continents through direct enterprise field sales to TowerCos, rooftop infrastructure owners, and Mobile Network Operators, augmented by a channel partner network that includes Neptuno (USA), INS Group (UK/EU), OCK Group (Malaysia and Indonesia), and LeBLANC (Australia). Named enterprise customers include American Tower, Cellnex, Vodafone, Reliance Jio, Philtower, Lumea, FortySouth, Waveconn, Cornerstone INS, MIDC, and Symphony Towers Infrastructure, with the platform reported to be trusted across 36,000+ towers globally. A multi-year contract to digitise Lumea's 37,000+ tower portfolio via a self-service portal anchors the largest documented deployment, and a May 2026 strategic partnership with Albireo AI adds a natural-language AI intelligence layer for US and LATAM expansion.
SiteSee generates revenue from a recurring NexDT SaaS subscription (per-portfolio or enterprise contracts) plus professional services revenue from AI Audit and digital twin capture engagements. Pricing is not publicly disclosed and the sales motion is contact-based enterprise engagement. The company is privately held, ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified (achieved November 2023 and maintained September 2024), has 11–50 employees, and has raised approximately $1.51M in disclosed funding across multiple small rounds from 2016 through 2022. Key leadership includes CEO David Pash, Co-Founder Lucio Piccoli, CTO Patrick Mahoney (co-inventor of the AI engine), Head of Customer Success Steve Ryan, and Strategic Advisor Ed Knapp (ex-American Tower and Qualcomm).
SiteSee firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- SiteSee
- Legal name
- SiteSee Pty Ltd
- Website
- https://sitesee.io
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2016
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- SiteSee builds NexDT, a telecom-native AI digital twin SaaS platform that automates tower and rooftop audits, equipment detection, and colocation design for TowerCos and MNOs across four continents.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
SiteSee industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Telecom Infrastructure Software
- SIC
- Services-Computer Integrated Systems Design (7373)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Smart Building Software Platforms (IWMS/CAFM Integration, Digital Twin, Command Center) (BPABAGAG)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Site Security, Monitoring & Remote Operations (NOC/IoT) (HDAIAKAH), Asset Tracking, RTLS & Industrial Visibility (IMAIAMAE)
Keywords
Where SiteSee is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Brisbane
- HQ country
- Australia
- HQ region
- Oceania
Offices1 record
Markets served
SiteSee business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Software
- Cost components
- Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Operations
Revenue model
- NexDT SaaS Platform Subscription: Cloud-based SaaS platform delivered as a subscription, providing access to the NexDT digital twin workflow environment, specialist capability modules (IEA, RF/EME, BIM Library), user management, and tenant-separated secure access. Sold to TowerCos, rooftop owners, and infrastructure operators on a per-portfolio or enterprise contract basis.
- AI Audit and Digital Twin Capture Services: Reality capture services for generating photogrammetric 3D digital twins of towers and rooftops, processed through the AI Audit Engine to produce equipment audits, corrosion reports, and asset intelligence outputs in 3D, PDF, and CSV formats. Can be delivered via SiteSee mission planning or third-party capture.
Go-to-market motion2 records
Distribution channels5 records
Marketing channels6 records
SiteSee product offering
Product offeringCore offering
SiteSee delivers an AI-powered digital twin ecosystem, anchored by its NexDT SaaS platform, purpose-built exclusively for wireless telecommunications infrastructure such as towers and rooftops. The platform combines photogrammetry-based 3D reality capture with proprietary Shapefitting(TM) AI to automatically detect, classify, and position every piece of tower equipment in 3D space. Integrated modules cover autonomous drone mission planning, AI audits (equipment, corrosion, bolt holes), BIM-based scenario testing, indicative RF/EME compliance, and indicative engineering assessment, enabling TowerCos and rooftop owners to assess asset health, model colocation and upgrade scenarios, and accelerate commercial decisions.
Product overview
SiteSee is an AI-powered digital twin ecosystem for telecommunications infrastructure, consisting of the NexDT platform as the core product with multiple integrated modules. NexDT serves as the central workflow environment combining site data, asset intelligence, and collaborative design tools. The ecosystem includes Mission Planner for autonomous drone capture, AI Audit Engine for automated equipment detection and classification using Shapefitting™ technology, BIM Catalogue for equipment modelling in sandbox environments, and Indicative Engineering Assessment for structural analysis. The platform is telecom-native and workflow-native, designed specifically for tower and rooftop operations. It can be deployed standalone or integrated into existing systems via purpose-built APIs.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- NexDT: Telecom-native digital twin workflow platform for towers and rooftops, combining site data, asset intelligence and collaborative design tools.
- Mission Planner
- BIM Library
- Shapefitting
Products and services
- NexDT Digital Twin Platform Central digital twin workflow platform for towers and rooftops that combines site data, asset intelligence, and collaborative design tools in one environment. Enables tower health assessment, sandbox modelling, colocation workflows, engineering review, and RF/EME decision-making. Sold to TowerCos, rooftop infrastructure owners, and MNOs.
- Mission Planner (DroneSee) Autonomous drone capture planning tool for towers and rooftops that standardises image capture workflows, reduces pilot guesswork, and generates consistent data sets needed for high-quality digital twins. Includes dedicated Tower Mission Planner and Rooftop Mission Planner variants with zero manual flying and repeatable consistency.
- AI Audit Engine Automated AI-powered audit engine using Shapefitting(TM) technology to detect, classify, and position all equipment on towers and rooftops. Includes AI Equipment Audit, AI Corrosion Audit, Exception Reporting against customer records, and Bolt Hole Audit capabilities, delivering 0.2% detection accuracy without manual intervention.
- BIM Catalogue BIM-powered scenario testing library embedded inside NexDT providing realistic, editable telecom equipment models (antennas, microwave dishes, mounts, shelters, fences) for testing upgrades, colocations, and design scenarios via drag-and-drop placement. Users can upload their own models.
- Indicative Engineering Assessment (IEA) Indicative structural assessment tool inside the NexDT sandbox enabling teams to test equipment change scenarios and understand likely structural impact in real time before formal engineering sign-off. Supports AS/NZS 4600, TIA-222-H, and AISC 360 standards.
- Indicative RF / EME Assessment Capability within NexDT to assess likely public RF/EMF/EME issues earlier and compare rooftop scenarios before formal certification begins. Calculates ICNIRP exclusion zones based on proposed equipment and power settings in real time, enabling fast compliance screening.
Quantifiable outcome
- 196 days faster design delivery approval
- +9 more outcomes
Companies that use SiteSee
Customer profileNamed customers13 records
Segments3 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
SiteSee technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- Yes
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
AI capability10 records
Feature8 records
SiteSee partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Five partnerships are on record, tiered core.
- Albireo AIcoreSiteSee and Albireo AI formed a strategic partnership to accelerate telecom site monetisation in the US and LATAM markets. The partnership combines SiteSee's NexDT decision-ready digital twin platform with Albireo's telecom-specific AI intelligence layer, including 'Albie' - an AI agent enabling natural-language queries about telecom infrastructure. The collaboration addresses the industry's bad data problem by grounding AI answers in validated field data from SiteSee's digital twins. The partnership is already commercially operational in the United States.
- INS GroupcoreThe INS Group and SiteSee partnered to bring SiteSee's NexDT digital twin and AI-powered asset management solutions to the UK and European markets. INS Group integrates SiteSee's platform into their tower operations, enabling acceleration of tower upgrade and colocation workflows, improved asset health monitoring, reduced engineering approval timelines, and enhanced portfolio visibility. INS Group is a premier independent tower company with extensive experience in UK and European telecommunications infrastructure.
- LeBLANCcoreSiteSee partnered with LeBLANC to create a fully digitised infrastructure portfolio for Lumea, accessible through the SiteSee self-service portal. LeBLANC's digital engineering services are incorporated into the self-service portal, enabling Lumea's MNO customers to virtually add and remove equipment, assess structural integrity in the sandbox environment, and convert proposals to online applications in real time. The partnership enables Lumea's customers to scope sites in 3D without visiting site.
- NeptunocoreSiteSee partnered with Neptuno as their USA channel partner, with Neptuno deploying SiteSee's digital twin platform for US-based customers. The data is captured by drones and fed into SiteSee's AI Audit Engine to build 3D digital twins, integrated into Neptuno's NAAP asset management platform. This partnership is aligned with the FCC Wireless Resiliency Cooperative Framework for national telecom sites digital baseline creation. Neptuno has 45+ years of telecom experience.
- OCK GroupcoreSiteSee partnered with OCK Group to create a fully digitised cell tower portfolio in Malaysia and Indonesia. OCK Group deploys SiteSee's digital twin platform across their tower portfolio, enabling complete digitisation of tower assets, real-time asset health monitoring, accelerated colocation workflows, and improved operational efficiency. OCK Group is a leading independent tower company with extensive operations in Malaysia and Indonesia.
Scale indicators11 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights6 records
SiteSee competitors and assessment
Company assessmentBroad incumbents
- Bentley Systems: Bentley's iTwin Platform is a horizontal infrastructure digital twin offering for asset-heavy industries including towers, utilities, and transportation. Comparable as a competing digital twin platform targeting infrastructure owners with engineering-grade 3D modelling.
- Trimble: Trimble provides reality capture, geospatial, and asset management software used across construction and infrastructure. Comparable to SiteSee as a competing reality-capture and digital twin platform with overlapping enterprise infrastructure customers.
- Esri: Esri's ArcGIS platform is widely used by telecom operators for network planning and asset mapping. Comparable to SiteSee as a competing geospatial platform serving telecom infrastructure decision-making workflows.
- Hexagon AB: Hexagon's Geosystems and PPM divisions provide reality capture, geospatial, and asset intelligence software. Comparable to SiteSee as a broad incumbent offering 3D measurement, photogrammetry, and digital twin solutions for infrastructure customers.
Direct peers
- DroneDeploy: DroneDeploy offers drone-based reality capture and digital twin software across construction, energy, and infrastructure. Comparable to SiteSee as a competing photogrammetry and digital twin SaaS built on drone imagery, with overlap in tower/asset inspection use cases.
- Pix4D: Pix4D provides photogrammetry software for converting drone imagery into 3D models and digital twins. Comparable to SiteSee as a competing photogrammetry engine, though SiteSee is more vertically integrated into telecom workflows.
Emerging players
- Nearmap: Nearmap provides high-resolution aerial imagery and 3D datasets for infrastructure and asset management. Comparable to SiteSee as an aerial-based reality capture provider serving infrastructure and telecom use cases.
- Matterport: Matterport operates a digital twin platform for built environments using spatial capture. Comparable to SiteSee as a competing 3D digital twin SaaS, though SiteSee is vertically specialized to telecom towers/rooftops rather than general real estate.
- OpenSpace: OpenSpace combines AI-powered 360-degree reality capture with construction project tracking. Comparable to SiteSee as a competing AI-driven digital twin / reality capture SaaS for infrastructure and built assets.
Regional players
- Cyient: Cyient delivers engineering and digital services for telecom infrastructure including tower design, network planning, and asset management. Comparable to SiteSee as a competing services-and-software provider addressing telecom tower owners' operational workflows.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat6 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
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Trust signalCompliance1 record
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SiteSee leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles5 records
SiteSee funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds5 records
Investors3 records
Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →
SiteSee M&A and investment
M&A and investmentM&A
Investments
M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →
Frequently asked questions about SiteSee
What does SiteSee do?
SiteSee delivers an AI-powered digital twin ecosystem, anchored by its NexDT SaaS platform, purpose-built exclusively for wireless telecommunications infrastructure such as towers and rooftops. The platform combines photogrammetry-based 3D reality capture with proprietary Shapefitting(TM) AI to automatically detect, classify, and position every piece of tower equipment in 3D space. Integrated modules cover autonomous drone mission planning, AI audits (equipment, corrosion, bolt holes), BIM-based scenario testing, indicative RF/EME compliance, and indicative engineering assessment, enabling TowerCos and rooftop owners to assess asset health, model colocation and upgrade scenarios, and accelerate commercial decisions.
Is SiteSee a public or private company?
SiteSee is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was SiteSee founded?
SiteSee was founded in 2016. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is SiteSee based?
SiteSee is headquartered in Brisbane, Australia, in the Oceania region.
How does SiteSee make money?
Two revenue lines are on record. NexDT SaaS Platform Subscription is the primary driver. The others are AI Audit and Digital Twin Capture Services.
Who are SiteSee's main competitors?
Broad incumbents on record are Bentley Systems, Trimble, Esri and Hexagon AB. Direct peers are DroneDeploy and Pix4D. Emerging players are Nearmap, Matterport and OpenSpace. Cyient is listed as a regional player.
Does SiteSee have an API?
Yes. SiteSee offers purpose-built APIs and integrations that enable deployment flexibility. The API allows integration of NexDT into customer portals, AMS workflows, and existing infrastructure systems. Specific API types, authentication methods, rate limits, and versioning details are not publicly documented.
What industry is SiteSee in?
SiteSee's product category is Telecom Infrastructure Software. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPABAGAG, Smart Building Software Platforms (IWMS/CAFM Integration, Digital Twin, Command Center), with a secondary code of HDAIAKAH, Site Security, Monitoring & Remote Operations (NOC/IoT). Its SIC code is 7373.