An internet circuit
Cable, fiber, dedicated internet or a backup line. Most offices are paying for a speed they bought years ago at a price nobody renegotiated.
PrismAMS Connect
One place to buy your internet, phone, software and security.
Your bills come from five different places, the contracts renew on their own, and nobody has an afternoon to shop them. Start by telling us who you use, no documents needed, and we'll tell you if there's a better deal. If you like it, you sign one page and the provider does the rest.
- No docs
- Needed to get started
- One page
- To sign if you switch
- $0
- Fees from us, ever
- Your term
- We time it to your contract
Your bill, read in seconds
Send the bill. We read every line, even the fees.
One page. Lower bill.
What you pay, the better deal, and what to leave alone.
You're live
We track the install and re-shop it before your term ends.
How it works
You send bills. We do the shopping.
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Start with a quick check
Tell us who you use and roughly what you pay. No documents. A real person tells you, within a business day, whether a full review is worth your time. If it isn't, we'll say so.
- 02
Send the bills when you're ready
If it's worth a look, upload a recent bill for each service or forward it by email. Black out the account numbers if you like; we don't need them to compare prices.
- 03
Get the savings summary
We read every line, including the fees and the taxes nobody explains, and send back one page: what you pay now, what we'd put in its place, what you'd save in a year, and what we'd leave alone because it's already a good deal.
- 04
Sign one page
If you want to move, you sign a single letter of agency. That lets us deal with the provider on your behalf, so you're not on hold for an afternoon.
- 05
The provider installs
The provider schedules and does the install. We track the order from signed to live and tell you where it stands, so you're never the one chasing anybody.
- 06
Your bill drops
The new service bills you directly from the provider, at the price on your summary. Support comes from the provider too, and we're still here when something doesn't add up.
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We're paid by the provider
Providers pay the agent who brings them the account. That's us. You don't pay a fee, a retainer or a percentage of your savings, now or later.
Who it's for
Any business that pays one of these bills.
Insurance agency, law office, clinic, shop or association. If you have an internet circuit, a phone system, Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, there's probably money on the table.
A phone system
Desk phones, a hosted phone system, Teams calling or a pile of mobile lines. Phone bills are where the mystery fees live.
Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace
Seats nobody uses, a plan tier you don't need, or a reseller charging list price. We'll count what you actually use.
Security and backup
Email security, endpoint protection, backup and the add-ons that came bundled with something else. We'll show you what overlaps.
FAQ
Common questions.
+Do you charge me anything?
No. The audit is free, the summary is free, and there's no fee if you switch. The provider pays us, the same way it pays any agent who brings it an account. Your price is set by the provider either way, and it's the price on your summary.
+Who does the install?
The provider. They schedule it, send the technician or ship the equipment, and support the service afterwards. We handle the paperwork and keep track of the order until it's live.
+What if I'm under contract?
Then we time it to your term end. Your summary shows when your current contract ends, and we'll plan the switch for then so you don't pay to leave early.
+What do you need from me?
To start, just who you use and roughly what you pay. If it's worth a closer look, a recent bill for each service. If a line on a bill is unreadable we'll tell you rather than guess.
+Is it safe to send you a bill?
You don't have to until you've heard back from the quick check. When you do, black out account numbers if you like. Bills go to private storage, are used only for your review, and we'll delete them if you ask.
+Do I have to switch everything?
No. Plenty of summaries say to keep something as it is. Move what saves you money and leave the rest alone.
+What does the letter of agency do?
It's one page that lets us talk to the provider and place the order on your behalf. It doesn't move anything by itself, and nothing changes until you approve the order.
Find out what you're overpaying. It costs you nothing to ask.
Send a recent bill for each service. You'll get your one-page summary back, and nothing changes unless you say so.
Start a quick check →