Site and infrastructure partners
Organisations with buildings, masts, or towers in useful places: telecom and broadcast sites, rooftop portfolios, energy and utility infrastructure, and property managers along coasts and waterways.
Fleet deployment
One partner, many receivers, real coverage
Single operators grow the network one receiver at a time. Fleet partners move it in leaps: a portfolio of sites brought online as one deployment, planned around the coastlines, straits, and shipping lanes where coverage is worth the most. In return, fleet partners get volume terms, planning support, and a direct line to the team.
Who we partner with
Three kinds of fleet partner
Maritime organisations
Ports, marinas, terminals, shipping-adjacent businesses, and maritime authorities that want better coverage of their own waters while contributing to an open, verifiable data layer.
DePIN fleet operators
Operators already running device fleets on other networks. If you manage distributed hardware for a living, MastChain slots into your stack, and dual-network sites work well.
What fleet partners get
Terms that reflect the scale you bring
Hardware subsidies
Where your sites line up with our priority coverage areas, we can subsidise MastNode hardware for the deployment.
Free hardware for priority areas
For deployments that close the gaps we care about most, we can provide the hardware free. Assessed site by site.
Volume terms
Fleet pricing on hardware and a single agreement covering the whole deployment, rather than ten separate orders.
Deployment planning
We map your sites against coverage needs and plan the rollout with you, using the MastNode Planner and our coverage data.
A direct line to the team
Fleet partners work with us directly: onboarding, monitoring, and support for the life of the deployment.
Rewards at fleet scale
Every receiver earns $MAST for the coverage it contributes, hex by hex, across the whole fleet.
Important
MAST is a utility and governance token, not an investment. Subsidised and free hardware is agreed case by case, based on how well a proposed fleet lines up with the network's coverage needs. Rewards reflect the coverage a deployment actually contributes.
How it works
From first conversation to a live fleet
1
Reach out
Tell us about your sites, your region, and your scale.
2
Coverage review
We map your sites against the network's coverage needs.
3
Agree terms
Volume pricing, subsidy, or free hardware where it fits.
4
Deploy
Planned rollout with hands-on support from the team.
5
Operate and earn
The fleet contributes coverage and earns $MAST.
What makes a strong proposal
What we look for in a fleet
Ten or more deployable sites, or a clear path to them
Line of sight to water, ports, or shipping lanes
Stable power and internet at each site
Permission to install at every location
Sites in or near the areas we most need covered
The ability to keep the fleet online and maintained
Not every box has to be ticked. A well-placed fleet in an unexpected place, or a partner with sites but no maritime background, can still be a strong fit. The conversation costs nothing, and we will tell you honestly how well your sites line up.