Quoting for more than one location

How does multi-location quoting work?

Each service address has its own availability, providers, and pricing. A provider that’s available at one location may not be available at another, and the same service can have a different price from one address to the next.

Your quotes are saved in one account, so you can review your locations together without managing separate searches.

Why don’t all locations have the same options?

Every building is different. Providers may use different networks or technologies at different locations, and some providers may not serve every address.

A headquarters might have access to dedicated fiber while a smaller branch may only have broadband. That’s normal for multi-location service.

How to compare multiple locations

1. 1

   Decide what should be consistent

   If your business uses the same phone system across locations, you may want that to stay consistent even when internet options differ.

2. 2

   Compare equivalent services

   A dedicated connection and a broadband plan aren’t directly comparable. Consider the service, speed, and features before comparing the price.

3. 3

   Keep track of contract end dates

   Locations ordered at different times may have different contract terms and end dates.

4. 4

   Check notice requirements

   Review the notice period for each existing agreement before committing to a new service.

Can I align the contract dates?

Sometimes. If you want multiple locations to renew around the same time, you can consider the contract term for each location when choosing new service.

Having similar end dates can make it easier to review your locations together when it’s time to renew.

What if one location has no options?

One location may have fewer options—or none at all—while other locations have several. Availability is specific to each address.

See when nothing comes back.

If you’re moving an existing office

Moving an office is different from adding a new location. Your existing provider may have specific terms for moving service to a new address.

Check your current agreement before assuming the existing service can simply be transferred. See moving offices.