Bulk Internet for Apartment Communities

Every apartment community already has internet flowing into every unit — residents just buy it one account at a time, and every dollar goes to the carrier. Bulk internet changes that. By negotiating a single agreement on behalf of all units, an apartment owner secures wholesale pricing for residents and a recurring revenue share for the property.

How bulk internet works for apartments

A carrier — AT&T, Spectrum, or Frontier — agrees to serve the whole community at a bulk rate, with service included for every unit. Residents pay up to 30% less than individual rates; the property earns a per-unit financial incentive, typically $120–$220 per unit per year. There's no capital outlay: the carrier owns and maintains the network, and our compensation comes from the carrier, not the owner.

Why apartment owners use it

• New recurring NOI that compounds into a higher asset valuation
• A genuine resident amenity — faster internet at a lower price
• Higher resident satisfaction and retention because every unit saves real money
• Zero capital and near-zero operational burden on your team

The threshold for meaningful bulk pricing can be as low as 150–200 units — a single mid-size community. Want the specifics for your property? See how the process works, the cost (there isn't one to you), or real results from comparable properties.