- October
Know what you have
Drop in your bills, contracts and quotes. Sync reads each one, lists every service and what it costs, and finds when you can leave each contract. You check it before it’s saved.
- November
Decide with the reasons shown
Compare providers side by side. Sync explains why one fits your business better than another, and every fact links to where it came from.
- December
Hand off the hard part
Send your shortlist to a CHNLSYNC broker. We get itemized quotes and set up the meetings. Prices only ever come from real quotes.
A person takes over here - January, and every month after
Never miss a notice date
Every renewal and notice deadline lands in one place, months ahead, so the next decision is never a rush.
The AI-native
technology brokerage
We help businesses compare, buy and manage phones, internet, contact center, security and cloud. Sync, our AI advisor, researches nearly 300 providers we work with. A broker gets real quotes. There’s no fee to you.
Interactive demo with example data. Northwind Freight is fictional.
Sync is an AI assistant, not a person. Its answers can be wrong; confirm anything important with the provider before you buy.
CHNLSYNC is paid by the provider you buy from, and the amount varies by provider. Sync’s ranking doesn’t use what providers pay. How we’re paid
Nearly 300providers researched
6,000+product lines
10categories
$0fees to buyers
Basis: CHNLSYNC research data, October 2026. Sync 2.0 is in private beta. The demo company is fictional; provider names are examples, not rankings.
Why CHNLSYNC
Buying business technology is built for the seller.
One rep, one quote and a renewal you hear about too late. CHNLSYNC turns each of those around.
Usually
- A rep shows you only what they sell.
- Contracts renew before anyone notices.
- You can’t compare prices until you have quotes.
With CHNLSYNC
- Sync compares nearly 300 providers and shows why one fits you better.
- Sync reads your bills and keeps every notice date in view.
- Your broker gets real quotes and lines them up side by side.
How it works
From your first bill to your next renewal.
Sync keeps the research and the dates. A broker steps in when it’s time to talk to providers.
All four are in Sync’s private beta
Your broker
When it’s time to buy, a person takes over.
Sync does the research and the remembering. Your broker talks to the providers for you: one named person, not a call center.
Not a call center.Will Kennedy, one named personFounder and broker, CHNLSYNC
Reads every request
A person reads each one and follows up by email.
Gets itemized quotes
Installation, equipment, taxes and fees, line by line, so you compare like with like.
Sets up the meetings
With the providers you pick, at times that work for you.
How we’re paid
No fee to you. The provider you choose pays us.
That includes Sync and your broker. We’re paid a commission only when you buy, and the amount varies by provider. That’s the whole model.
YouAsk, compare, choose
$0 to youResearch, quotes and meetings
CHNLSYNCSync and your broker
Pays CHNLSYNCOnly when you buy. The amount varies.
The provider you chooseSells you the service
You pay the provider for what you buy
No paid placement
Providers can’t pay to appear in Sync’s answers.
No made-up prices
Every price comes from a real quote.
Free tools
Copper phone lines are retiring. See where.
Carriers are retiring the copper lines that many phones, alarms, elevators and fax machines still use. Our tracker and map follow the FCC filings, free for anyone.
Copper Retirement Tracker
FreeState-by-state status of each carrier’s copper program, linked to the FCC filings.
AT&TBy state, with FCC filingsTracked
LumenBy state, with FCC filingsTracked
FrontierBy state, with FCC filingsTracked
WindstreamBy state, with FCC filingsTracked
ConsolidatedBy state, with FCC filingsTracked
Copper Retirement Map
FreeRetirement notices on a map, by local phone exchange, with fiber availability by county from FCC broadband data.
Open the mapWhat we cover
Ten categories, one broker.
Start
Tell us what’s going on.
Phones, internet, a renewal or a letter from your carrier. It takes two minutes, and a person reads every request.