Replace your copper phone lines before they're retired
Carriers are retiring the old copper phone network and raising prices on the lines that remain. Many businesses still pay for copper lines connected to fax machines, alarm panels, elevator phones, and card readers, often without knowing it.
What we check
- Every copper line on your bills
- What each line is actually connected to
- Replacement options from AT&T and Verizon
- Battery backup and code requirements for alarm and elevator lines
How it works
- 01
Send your bill
Upload a recent bill or have us call you.
- 02
Get your savings report
We compare Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile. Estimate in 2 business days.
- 03
Switch or stay, your call
Switch to a better deal, or stay and we negotiate. We handle the paperwork.
Questions & answers
We only recommend equipment certified for that specific use, and we coordinate the cutover with your alarm or elevator service company.
Yes. Your existing numbers move to the new service.
If you've received a discontinuation notice from your carrier, before the date on that notice. If not, sooner is usually cheaper, since copper prices tend to rise as the network shrinks.
Ready to stop overpaying?