Tell the system what your business needs — employees, locations, phones, internet, contact center. It parses the answer in plain language, figures out which carriers serve your address, and routes a real quote. No discovery call, no pitch deck, no pressure to close by Friday.
Quotes come back with price, term, what's included, and what the incumbent is probably hiding. You read them on your own schedule. You pick what works. If nothing does, you walk — no call, no follow-up theater.
Upload your current phone and internet bill. The model reads every line, flags the loyalty penalty, the redundant seats, the zombie service fees, and the contract end date you forgot about. Real savings estimates before you talk to a single rep.
Most brokers quote once and disappear. Ours watches the market every month — when carriers drop rates, when new fiber hits your ZIP, when your contract is 60 days from auto-renewal — and emails you the options. Telecom as a subscription, managed by AI.
Our sister product indexes ten million US businesses and flags the ones still on legacy landlines — VoIP-ready, paying above market, contracts stale. Each one gets a Telehance recommendation in-bill. The first telecom broker that doesn't cold call because it doesn't have to.
Intake routes through Sandler and Telarus — two of the largest technology services brokerages in North America — so a single conversation reaches RingCentral, 8x8, Comcast Business, Spectrum, Vonage, Nextiva, and every other business carrier worth considering. One intake, every provider.
LLMs parse telecom bills like a forensic accountant reads a receipt. The model recognizes the carrier's product catalog, flags the upsold nonsense, and produces a plain-English breakdown of what's real and what's filler. Every line gets a reason.
When a new fiber build lands in your ZIP, we notice. When a carrier drops 5G Business rates, we notice. When your contract is 60 days from auto-renewal, we notice. Then we email the options. Nothing to check, nothing to remember. Telecom that manages itself.