Understanding bulk internet agreements
What's typically covered in a bulk agreement, and the key terms worth reading closely before you sign.
Short guides and frequently asked questions to help you prepare for a conversation about your property.
What's typically covered in a bulk agreement, and the key terms worth reading closely before you sign.
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The details that help us focus a first conversation on the options most relevant to your property.
Bulk internet is an arrangement for internet service across a property or community, rather than each resident purchasing a separate retail plan. Pricing, equipment, billing, and support depend on the provider and agreement.
No. Bulk internet describes how service is purchased. Managed Wi-Fi describes how a wireless network is operated and supported. A property's solution may include both.
A review starts with your current setup and contract terms. Share your property size, location, providers, and any renewal dates so the discussion can focus on relevant options.
Your property's location and unit count are a helpful starting point. If available, bring details about existing internet services, contracts, and the main issues you want to solve.
No. MTG's guidance is carrier-neutral — recommendations are based on your property's needs rather than a required provider relationship.
In many cases, yes. The right approach depends on your property's existing infrastructure, which is something we'd assess together.
Yes. Conversations can cover a single property or be coordinated across a multi-property portfolio, depending on your needs.
Reach out through the contact page and we'll walk through the details, including what an initial conversation involves for your situation.