Next-generation mission critical push-to-talk with nationwide coverage, LMR interoperability, and a fraction of the infrastructure cost. Engineered by Unified Public Safety Network, PBC for first responders, public safety agencies, and professional fleets who cannot afford coverage or service limitations. Its 2026, stop spending millions on 2001's technology. Spend less, get more, with MCPTT.
The MCPTT platform unifies LTE, P25, DMR, analog, telephony, and dispatch into a single operational fabric. The USA answer to MCX, hardened for American public safety, licensed under Unified Public Safety Network, PBC, and operated jointly with Echo911 and the Coosada 911 Communications District.
Full MCPTT, MCData, and MCVideo stack aligned to 3GPP Release 17. End-to-end encryption, FIPS 140-3 cryptography, and CJIS-ready audit trails baked in from the first packet.
Regionalized floor control with carrier-priority access ensures key-up times that meet or beat conventional LMR. QoS across FirstNet and commercial carriers alike.
All radio connectivity is managed by MCPTT itself using UrgentPath technology across every major U.S. carrier — FirstNet, Verizon, T-Mobile — plus 80+ regional partners including SouthernLINC, C-Spire, US Cellular, and Alaska Telecom.
CSSI and ISSI gateways for P25 Phase 1/2 systems. Native DMR tier-II/III bridging. VHF/UHF analog donor radios. Keep the radios you have; talk to everyone anyway.
Web-based console from a browser, full PC console for the EOC, C-Soft and Telex iGateway integrations for existing dispatch furniture. No seat left unpatched.
Live AVL, per-unit location history, geofenced talkgroups, emergency alerts, and over-the-air config, firmware, and codeplug management, from one pane of glass.
Rugged MCPTT handhelds, mobile units, and professional business radios, procurement-ready through Unified Public Safety Network, PBC. GSA-style pricing, multi-year warranty, and U.S.-based provisioning and repair.
Three deployment models. Identical feature parity across every tier, so you can start in our cloud and migrate later without retraining a single dispatcher. Most agencies start with MCPTT Gov-Cloud — our turnkey, U.S.-hosted, CJIS-compliant platform, ready in under 24 hours.
* Additional option and fee required for cloud failover.
Same MCPTT platform, same feature parity, three different economics. What actually differs: who owns the infrastructure, how much it costs, how fast you're on the air, and whose uptime record you're betting on.
The most affordable path. Hosted in our own U.S. data centers with a documented 100% uptime record over the past three years. Nothing to buy, nothing to rack, nothing to patch on a Saturday night — and you're on the air the same day the paperwork clears.
Deployed into your existing AWS GovCloud or Azure Government tenant. Slightly higher cost, and uptime is capped by the cloud vendor's reliability — both AWS GovCloud and Azure Government have had documented outages that put them below 100%. You inherit their SLA ceiling, not ours.
The most expensive option. Hardware, power, cooling, service contracts, and spares — all yours. Uptime depends entirely on your local environment, and in practice on-prem environments rarely hit 100%. Add our MCPTT Cloud Failover to automatically keep talkgroups live when your data center, power, or backhaul goes down.
* Based on public cloud-vendor incident reports. † Cloud Failover is an additional option and fee for on-premise deployments.
MCPTT interoperability connects mission critical push-to-talk users across LMR and LTE, bridging teams that would otherwise operate in silos. The result is broader coordination, faster response, and fewer barriers between agencies when it matters most. Every legacy system you already paid for gets a seat on the same talkgroup.
Standards-based gateway to P25 Phase 1 and Phase 2 trunked and conventional networks.
Bridge to Hytera, Motorola MOTOTRBO, Kenwood NEXEDGE, Tait, and open DMR networks.
Donor radio gateways, RoIP, and CTCSS/DCS handling for legacy conventional channels.
Drop MCPTT talkgroups into existing Telex and C-Soft dispatch positions without new hardware.
Patch inbound and outbound phone calls onto any talkgroup for mutual aid and 911 fallback.
Band 14 preemption, quality-of-service, and deployable cell-on-wheels coordination.
Talkgroup tie-ins to 911 call-handling fabric for dispatch-assisted response operations.
RoIP bridging for any console or repeater with a four-wire or VoIP tail interface.
Dispatch from the EOC, the passenger seat, or the kitchen table. Web, PC, Android, and iOS clients share the same talkgroup state, the same audit log, and the same millisecond of floor control.
Browser-based console with drag-and-drop talkgroup layouts, multi-select patches, instant recall, tone alerts, and selective encryption. Full PC console available for the EOC, and direct integration into Telex and C-Soft dispatch positions.
Full MCPTT handset in your pocket. Hard-key PTT via Bluetooth accessories, emergency alerts, text messaging, location sharing, and encrypted media. Zero-touch provisioning from the operator portal.
MCPTT is operated jointly by Unified Public Safety Network, PBC, Echo911, and the Coosada 911 Communications District. All core infrastructure, support staff, and dispatch NOC personnel are U.S.-based.
The PS35 Public Safety Radio supports an optional satellite add-on that acts as a secondary connection when terrestrial networks are degraded, congested, or unavailable. Hurricanes, wildfires, remote operations, back-country search and rescue: if the cell site is down, MCPTT keeps the talkgroup up.
* Additional option and monthly service fee required for satellite connection.
Stand up a pilot in under 30 days. Talk to a U.S.-based engineer, not a reseller, about Gov-Cloud, Private Cloud, or On-Prem deployment for your agency or fleet.
