Moving, opening a location, or fixing something that broke? One call and you will know what you can actually get in that building, and how long it takes.
We check it against roughly 150 carriers and come back with two or three real options worth considering, not fifteen. There is never a cost for our services.
You can call the carriers yourself. Plenty of people do. The difference is that every rep you reach sells one network, and has a number to hit this month.
The carrier pays us monthly, after your service is installed. Nothing arrives when you sign.
Which carriers reach your building is a street level question. We check before we quote.
Install dates, permits, and escalations. You call us, not an 800 number.
Including our own. If the better product is wrong for your building, you hear it first.
How long cable and fiber actually take to install, once the order goes in.
No fee and no retainer. The availability check and the quotes are not billed to you.
You pay the carrier for the service itself, the same as you would going direct, and usually less.
A commission every month after your service is installed. Nothing arrives when you sign, so there is no month when we need you to sign.
You pay the carrier for the service. You pay us nothing.
At no cost to you
We are paid a commission by the carrier every month, after your service is installed. You pay the carrier for the service itself, the same as you would going direct, and usually less. There is never a cost for our services.
Said up front, on the page, with no quote form in the way.
Four steps. You tell us where the office is. We do the other three.
Where the office is and a rough idea of what you need is enough. You do not need to know what to ask for.
Then we come back with the options worth considering, with real pricing, in an email you can forward to whoever signs.
If an option carries a construction cost, a long lead time, or a rate that jumps at renewal, you hear it before you decide, not after.
You sign one document. We handle the carrier side, the install date, and every trouble ticket after that.
Buying direct means one network, and a salesperson with a number to hit. Here is the same decision from both sides.
One is a contract you are stuck in. The other is a pile of bills nobody has time to reconcile.
If you are with RingCentral, Vonage, Nextiva, or anyone else, we can often cover your Zoom phone service until that contract runs out. Up to 24 months. You can move now without paying twice.
One of our retail clients had 300 separate bills from 300 different carriers. We got them onto one bill from one provider, one number to call, and one portal covering every location, so a line going down shows up as a notification instead of a phone call from a store manager.
The part nobody tells you. Consolidation works. It is also a project. You need people on your side to accept the new circuits and help with the changeover, and there is a transition period. Consolidation pays off in proportion to how many bills you have. If nobody on your team can own the changeover for a few weeks, tell us now. We would rather say so up front than start something that stalls.
Your client needs a circuit. That is not what you sell.
Your client signs a lease and needs internet in six weeks. Or their line goes down twice in a month and they ask you for a backup. It is your name on it either way, and none of it is billable.
Tell us where the client’s office is. We check it across roughly 150 carriers and come back with real options, and you stay copied on every email.
“The Abadi Group is my only call when it comes to providing clients with all their internet and phone services.” Brian Lerch, February 2022
Cable in a few days once it is ordered. Fiber in twenty to thirty, longer where there is construction. Here is what actually sets the date.
Each person gets a number that rings their desk directly, without a separate line for every one of them.
What to line up, and when, so the internet and the phones are live before your people move in.
We are in Eatontown, New Jersey, and we source connectivity nationwide. That works because we never dispatch a technician. The carrier provisions the circuit and sends its own crew, so where we sit has no bearing on where we can help. The heaviest concentration of clients is New York and New Jersey.
Abadi Group Inc has sourced business telecom from Eatontown since 1993, for clients in effectively every state. Carrier neutral, and paid by the carrier rather than by you.
These are some of the carriers and platforms we can quote. Which ones actually reach your building is the part we check for you.
Nothing. The carrier pays us a commission every month after your service is installed. You pay the carrier for the service itself, the same as you would going direct, and usually less. There is never a cost for our services.
Cable is usually a few days once the order goes in. Fiber is usually 20 to 30 days, and longer if the building needs construction work first. That is why it is worth calling before you sign the lease.
No. We are not a carrier and we own no network. The carrier provisions the circuit and sends its own technician. What we do is find the right carrier for your building, negotiate it, place the order, and stay on the account afterward.
Often yes. If you are with RingCentral, Vonage, Nextiva, or another provider, we can frequently cover your Zoom phone service until your existing contract runs out, up to 24 months, so you can change now without paying for two systems.
No. We are based in Eatontown and we have accounts in effectively every state. Because the carrier sends the technician, not us, where we sit does not limit where we can help.
Tell us where the office is and a short note about what you need. We check it against roughly 150 carriers and come back with the options that are actually worth considering.
No. We sell carrier services only. No managed information technology, no help desk, no endpoints. Your client stays your client, and you stay copied on every email.
Most offices are still paying for a line somebody sold them years ago. We price fiber, cable and dedicated access against each other, then put the number next to your current bill. One client came back six times faster for half what they were paying. The carrier pays us after install, so you pay us nothing.
