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MikroTik Wi-Fi heatmap planner: AP placement and coverage forecast

Upload your floor plan, mark the walls and see where MikroTik access points give you the signal you need. The planner covers 2 MikroTik models: 2 Wi-Fi 6.

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MikroTik models in the planner

ModelWi-Fi generationBands (GHz)
cAP-axWi-Fi 62.4 / 5
wAP-axWi-Fi 62.4 / 5

Checked specifications for MikroTik

1 of 2 MikroTik models have been checked against the manufacturer's datasheet or spec page, or against a retailer listing that quotes it. Streams and peak antenna gain below are the manufacturer's published figures; the planner derives transmit power, throughput and client capacity from them. Last review: 9 October 2026.

ModelWi-FiStreams 2.4 / 5 / 6 GHzPeak gain dBi 2.4 / 5 / 6 GHzSource
cAP-axWi-Fi 62 / 2 / —6 / 5.5 / —Retailer listing quoting the vendor

Among the checked models the widest 5 GHz radio is 2 spatial streams (cAP-ax). More streams raise the data rate a single client can reach and the capacity of the access point, but they do not extend range by themselves; antenna gain and transmit power set the range.

Not yet checked, so the planner marks them est.: wAP-ax. Treat their numbers as family-level estimates and confirm the datasheet before buying.

How to plan a MikroTik network

  1. Upload a PNG, JPG or WebP floor plan and set its scale.
  2. Choose the design band and a minimum RSSI. About -65 dBm suits voice and video.
  3. Draw glass, drywall, brick, concrete and lift-core walls.
  4. Select MikroTik and calculate. The tool recommends a model and quantity from your floor size, clients and throughput.
  5. Move access points on the map, then export the AP list or a report.

Questions about MikroTik planning

Does the planner support MikroTik access points?

Yes. It includes 2 MikroTik models (2 Wi-Fi 6). Pick the brand and let the tool recommend a model and quantity, or enter your own model mix.

Can I plan 6 GHz coverage with MikroTik?

None of the MikroTik models in this planner support 6 GHz, so plan on 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz.

Where do the MikroTik specs in the planner come from?

1 of 2 MikroTik models are checked against the vendor datasheet or spec page; the rest use MikroTik's family specification and are marked est. in the planner. The planner turns Wi-Fi generation, spatial streams and antenna gain into transmit power, throughput and client capacity for the band and channel width you choose. Check the current datasheet before you buy.

How accurate is a MikroTik Wi-Fi heatmap forecast?

It is a predictive planning estimate based on distance, wall attenuation, band and the published datasheet specifications of the MikroTik model you choose. Confirm it with an on-site survey before buying or installing MikroTik equipment.

Signal Plan is not affiliated with MikroTik; brand and model names belong to their owners. Read the AP placement guide and the RSSI guide before you buy.

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