A BETTER VANTAGE POINT FOR YOUR TELECOM DECISION.

Calling every internet provider yourself is a terrible use of your week.

See the connectivity options around your business, compare the realistic choices, and move forward without a pile of carrier sales reps chasing you down.

Free to search · No carrier call-center pile-on

New location. Move. Expansion. Renewal. Unreliable service. Backup. If connectivity just landed on your desk, you’re in the right place.

Multiple providers

One point of contact

Help through installation

Multiple providers

One point of contact

Help through installation

Wondering what this looks like?

Here’s what your business internet options could look like.

This sample report shows the providers and services found for an address, what they cost, what could affect the install, and what we’d do next.

SAMPLE REPORTExample results for a sample address. Your providers, pricing and install conditions will depend on your location and requirements.

Provider	What it is	Speed	Term	Monthly	Upfront	What the address check found
AT&T / ACC Business	Broadband Fiber	500 / 500 Mbps	—	$100/mo	$0	READY FOR INSTALL
AT&T	Dedicated Internet	100 / 100 Mbps	24 mo	$722.05/mo	$199.95	SERVICEABLE
Spectrum Business	Coax Broadband	1 Gbps / 50 Mbps	—	$120/mo	$20	CONSTRUCTION REQUIRED
Spectrum Business	Dedicated Fiber	100 / 100 Mbps	12 mo	$800/mo	$300	SERVICEABLE
Lumen*	Dedicated Internet	100 / 100 Mbps	—	Custom quote	—	UP TO 90 DAYS

HOW WE’D READ THIS EXAMPLE

In this example, we’d start with the 500 / 500 fiber marked ready for install.

At $100 a month with $0 upfront, it is the cleanest first move for a typical office. We would only pay for dedicated internet if the business requirements justify the premium, and we would keep a rapid-deployment backup ready if the opening date cannot move.

WHY IT LEADS: 500 / 500 Mbps, $100 a month, $0 upfront and marked ready for install.
WHAT NEEDS A CLOSER LOOK: Whether the dedicated-service premium is worth it, and whether a construction-dependent option can meet the real deadline.
IF THE OPENING CANNOT SLIP: Stage cellular as a bridge while the wired order is completed.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT: Confirm the location, requirements and deadline. URSA validates the provider details and handles the order.

WHEN THE WIRED INSTALL WON’T BE READY IN TIME

Use a bridge or backup to keep the opening moving.

Satellite and 5G solve a different problem from wired service. Use them when the site is remote, the wired install is late or the business needs a backup—not as an automatic replacement.

REMOTE SITE

Starlink Business

Satellite internet

WHEN THE SITE IS REMOTE

Useful when wired service is unavailable, delayed or impractical at a remote location.

OPENING-DAY / BACKUP

AT&T Internet Air

5G / cellular internet

WHEN THE OPENING DATE CANNOT MOVE

Useful as a fast opening-day bridge or backup where cellular coverage is strong.

Wondering what this looks like?

Here’s what your business internet options could look like.

This sample report shows the providers and services found for an address, what they cost, what could affect the install, and what we’d do next.

SAMPLE REPORTExample results for a sample address. Your providers, pricing and install conditions will depend on your location and requirements.

Provider	What it is	Speed	Term	Monthly	Upfront	What the address check found
AT&T / ACC Business	Broadband Fiber	500 / 500 Mbps	—	$100/mo	$0	READY FOR INSTALL
AT&T	Dedicated Internet	100 / 100 Mbps	24 mo	$722.05/mo	$199.95	SERVICEABLE
Spectrum Business	Coax Broadband	1 Gbps / 50 Mbps	—	$120/mo	$20	CONSTRUCTION REQUIRED
Spectrum Business	Dedicated Fiber	100 / 100 Mbps	12 mo	$800/mo	$300	SERVICEABLE
Lumen*	Dedicated Internet	100 / 100 Mbps	—	Custom quote	—	UP TO 90 DAYS

HOW WE’D READ THIS EXAMPLE

In this example, we’d start with the 500 / 500 fiber marked ready for install.

WHY IT LEADS: 500 / 500 Mbps, $100 a month, $0 upfront and marked ready for install.
WHAT NEEDS A CLOSER LOOK: Whether the dedicated-service premium is worth it, and whether a construction-dependent option can meet the real deadline.
IF THE OPENING CANNOT SLIP: Stage cellular as a bridge while the wired order is completed.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT: Confirm the location, requirements and deadline. URSA validates the provider details and handles the order.

WHEN THE WIRED INSTALL WON’T BE READY IN TIME

Use a bridge or backup to keep the opening moving.

Satellite and 5G solve a different problem from wired service. Use them when the site is remote, the wired install is late or the business needs a backup—not as an automatic replacement.

REMOTE SITE

Starlink Business

Satellite internet

WHEN THE SITE IS REMOTE

Useful when wired service is unavailable, delayed or impractical at a remote location.

OPENING-DAY / BACKUP

AT&T Internet Air

5G / cellular internet

WHEN THE OPENING DATE CANNOT MOVE

Useful as a fast opening-day bridge or backup where cellular coverage is strong.

From “I need internet” to “Internet’s handled.”

How do we get there?

01

Assess

We start with the location, current environment and what the business actually needs.

02

Source

We search across multiple providers and service types to find the realistic choices.

03

Select & Order

We explain the tradeoffs, narrow the choices, help make the selection and remain involved through ordering and installation.

Ready to see providers in your area?

Search your business location to view a market-level snapshot of connectivity options nearby.

Free to search · Business addresses only · No carrier call-center pile-on

Your search stays with URSA.

Ready to see providers in your area?

Search your business location to view a market-level snapshot of connectivity options nearby.

Free to search · Business addresses only · No carrier call-center pile-on

Your search stays with URSA.

We’ve seen where telecom orders go sideways after the contract gets signed.

Real Experience from the Field

Choosing the right service is only half the job. Construction, demarcs, building access, wiring, equipment rooms and carrier lead times can still derail an opening. URSA brings field experience into the decision early, so the recommendation accounts for what can actually happen onsite.

It's one thing to just contact providers and hunt best pricing. It's another to understand what happens onsite day of opening, or mid construction. We bring that knowledge and experience.

Brenden Jerry — Telecom Advisor

Brenden has completed more than 14,000 telecom installations across internet, voice, TV and security. That field background helps URSA ask better questions before an order is placed, spot installation risks earlier and keep every recommendation grounded in what the business and location actually need.

More locations and systems create more ways for a telecom project to go sideways.

URSA becomes most valuable when the decision has enough moving parts to demand judgment—but your business does not have a full-time telecom procurement team.

Multiple Locations

Source and coordinate services across locations and providers without losing the site-by-site details.

Hospitality & Guest-Facing Properties

Coordinate guest internet, staff connectivity, voice, backup and legacy services around one property.

Mixed & Legacy Systems

Make new connectivity work alongside PBXs, analog lines, SIP, UCaaS and existing infrastructure.

Openings, Moves & Renewals

Surface carrier lead times, construction risks and ordering dependencies before they affect the project.

You don’t need to know which telecom service you need. That’s our job.

Start with the business situation, address and deadline. We’ll determine whether broadband, dedicated internet, backup, voice, cloud connectivity or a multi-location approach actually fits—and explain why.

PRIMARY SOURCING ENTRY POINT

Business Broadband

Everyday business connectivity sourced across the realistic local options.

Dedicated Internet / DIA

Dedicated performance, service-level commitments and enterprise-grade connectivity.

ADDITIONAL CAPABILITIES

Backup Connectivity

A secondary path designed around resilience and recovery.

SIP / Voice

Business voice sourcing and legacy-line transition support.

UCaaS

Cloud communications aligned to users, locations and workflows.

CCaaS

Contact-center platforms considered alongside network requirements.

SD-WAN

Policy-driven connectivity across providers and sites.

Mobility

Business wireless options for people, devices and backup use.

Colocation

Facility and connectivity sourcing for critical infrastructure.

Cloud Connectivity

Connectivity paths between business locations and cloud environments.

Multi-Location Networking

Coordinated sourcing across sites, providers and renewal dates.

What do you need to know before handing this off?

Does the address search show exact building availability?

The first search shows providers known to operate in or around your market. Exact serviceability, construction requirements, speeds and pricing are verified before URSA recommends or orders a service.

Does the address search show exact building availability?

Will providers start calling me after I search?

No. URSA does not send your contact information to a group of carrier sales teams. We act as your point of contact while we source and compare the options with you.

Will providers start calling me after I search?

Why wouldn’t I just call the carrier directly?

A carrier representative can show you only that carrier’s products, and only discuss products in their catalog. URSA looks across multiple providers product lines so you can see the realistic choices before deciding.

Why wouldn’t I just call the carrier directly?

How does URSA get paid?

URSA receives compensation from participating service providers when a customer orders service through us. We disclose our role and help compare multiple options rather than representing only one carrier.

How does URSA get paid?

Do I pay more by ordering through URSA?

URSA's commissions are built into the regular listed prices from the carriers. Larger project work may be contracted and charged for.

Do I pay more by ordering through URSA?

What kinds of services can URSA source?

URSA can help source business broadband, Dedicated Internet Access (DIA), backup connectivity, SIP and voice, UCaaS, SD-WAN, mobility, colocation and other business telecom services.

What kinds of services can URSA source?

Can URSA help with a new business location?

Yes. New locations are one of the best times to involve URSA because carrier availability, construction requirements and installation timelines can affect the rest of the opening schedule.

Can URSA help with a new business location?

Can you work across multiple locations?

Yes. URSA can help source and coordinate services across multiple sites and providers.

Can you work across multiple locations?

What happens after I request exact options?

URSA verifies the building, compares the realistc services and returns a curated shortlist. Best options are then discussed with you, ordered and supervised until the install is complete.

What happens after I request exact options?

Can I talk to someone before ordering?

Yes. Customers can book a call or ask questions by email before making a decision.

Can I talk to someone before ordering?

Still here? Let’s see what your options actually are.

Free to search · Business addresses only · No carrier call-center pile-on

Your search stays with URSA.