Bulk internet
Every unit gets service under one association agreement. The per-door rate is almost always well below what owners pay individually, and it is the single biggest lever on the telecom line.
What we offer
We shop the whole market, then hand your board the comparison.
Most communities are on a bulk agreement that was signed years ago and rolled over without a second look. We check every carrier that can actually reach your address, put the terms side by side, and give the board something it can vote on. It never costs the association a dime.
- Free for the HOA
- No contracts with us
- Options in 24 hours
Carriers we put in front of boards
Coverage is address-specific. Not every provider below reaches every community, and part of the review is finding out which ones actually can.
All provider names and logos are the trademarks of their respective owners. Elite Technology Solutions is an independent technology advisor. We are not an agent of, owned by, or endorsed by any provider shown here, and we present options from the whole market rather than one carrier’s catalogue.
What a bulk agreement can cover
Boards often think the only choice is “keep it or cancel it”. There is usually more on the table than that.
Bulk TV
A base video package for the whole community, with owners free to upgrade on their own. Worth re-examining — channel costs and viewing habits have both moved a long way since most agreements were signed.
Fiber to the unit
Where a provider will build it, fiber changes the ceiling on what the property can offer. Construction terms, who owns the wire afterwards, and the length of the exclusivity period all belong in the negotiation.
Managed Wi-Fi as an amenity
Property-wide coverage — clubhouse, pool deck, garage, common areas — treated as an amenity rather than a per-owner cost. Often bundled into a bulk deal at little or no extra charge.
Satellite and fixed wireless
Where fiber and cable do not reach, or as a backup path for gates, cameras and elevators that cannot be offline. Rural and barrier-island communities are the usual candidates.
The terms themselves
Rate escalators, auto-renewal windows, door-fee credits, service-level commitments and the exit clause. A better price on a worse contract is not a win, and this is where reviews most often pay off.
Before you compare anything
What is your community spending right now?
Most boards have never seen this as one number. Put in your door count and what each owner pays a month, and you will.
This is arithmetic, not an estimate — it is what the community already pays. What a review can change is the rate, and we cannot know that until we see the market at your address.
Leaving the community every year
$205,200
Every month
$17,100
Over a 5-year term
$1,026,000
Price shop my community
Send us a recent bill.
One recent invoice tells us more than a long phone call: what you are paying, what is bundled, what the term looks like. We read it, check what every carrier can do at your address, and come back with a comparison your board can take to a meeting.
- A bulk invoice from the association, or a single owner’s bill — either works
- PDF, JPG, PNG or HEIC, up to 10 MB
- We never share your documents with a provider without asking you first
Rather use email? Send it to Connect@LowerHoaFees.com.
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We’ll read it and come back to your inbox with what the market looks like at your address, usually within 24 hours.
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