Project profiles
Real results and representative scenarios from businesses Fibi has worked with — from single-location small businesses to multi-site organizations. Each profile shows how we approach carrier review, pricing, and service coordination.
Verified client results are marked. All other profiles are anonymized representative scenarios.
Typical savings ranges based on past client engagements
Small Business
$50 – $150
per month, estimated
Mid-Market
$300 – $1,000
per month, estimated
Enterprise
$2k – $10k+
per month, estimated
These are common outcomes, not guaranteed results. Actual savings depend on your current contracts, provider availability, and location. Individual results vary.
The business was paying $170/month for a 700Mbps Spectrum plan. No rate review had been done since the original contract was signed — the owner assumed the price was standard and that switching would be complicated.
$54/mo
Documented monthly savings
The company was on a Spectrum business internet plan at $110/month for 500Mbps. The rate had not been revisited since the original agreement — the client was not aware that better pricing was available for the same service.
$58/mo
Documented monthly savings
The group was managing separate internet contracts with three different carriers across 12 locations — each with different renewal dates, pricing tiers, and support contacts. Monthly billing reconciliation alone was taking hours. Two locations had experienced outages during peak service hours with no escalation path.
Reduced telecom overhead
Outcomes vary by location and carrier
A regional clinic group needed to ensure their connectivity infrastructure supported HIPAA compliance requirements — specifically around uptime SLAs for EHR systems and data transmission security. Their existing contracts lacked explicit MTTR commitments and did not include business-class redundancy at three of six sites.
Reduced telecom overhead
Outcomes vary by location and carrier
Eight regional offices were running on a mix of cable and DSL connections with no centralized visibility or management. WAN contracts were expiring at different times over the next 18 months, creating a fragmented renewal cycle. The IT team had no single pane of glass for network performance across sites.
Reduced telecom overhead
Outcomes vary by location and carrier
Your situation
A 30-minute call with a senior advisor — we map your current contracts, flag expiry windows, and identify carrier options. No commitment. NDA available before any invoice review.