Own a market

Build a team you own.

If you run a crew at a solar, pest, or alarm shop, think about what you actually own. Nothing. The turf, the accounts and the contracts are the company’s, and the day you walk, your team stays behind. Fiber works differently, and the markets below are open for exactly that.

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Why fiber is different

Subcontractors get hired here all the time.

In most door-to-door industries there is one way up: recruit for the shop, hit the leaderboard, and hope the overrides keep coming. The structure above you owns everything you build.

Fiber runs on subcontractors. You start your own LLC, hire your people under it, get turf assigned before the market opens that no other crew works, and your company gets paid on everything your team produces. The crew is yours. The entity is yours. The production is yours.

You can run your own company, or lead a team as a market manager with no company needed.

Two to five reps is enough to start. If you run your own company, the paperwork is your company documents, general liability and auto liability insurance certificates, workers’ compensation or an exemption, a W-9, a business bank account, your roster and the owner’s personal guaranty. None of it has to exist before we talk; most owners set it up after the first conversation, and we walk you through what the paperwork needs to say.

Turf

Assigned before the market opens, and we do not reassign it.

Turf is assigned to your company in the same system that runs your pay. While it is assigned to you, no other crew works it. Most shops tell you the turf is protected. This one enforces it.

A crew that plants in a market keeps it as long as it produces. We don’t take a block back to hand it to the next guy.

Open right now

The markets looking for an owner.

These are the markets open for an owner right now, where the build is live. Each page carries the reasons we call it the one to take, and every broadband number links back to its source.

Florida

Melbourne and Brevard County

Three fiber builds going in at once, one agency holding the turf on all three, and a lead list that keeps growing. This is the ground floor of a major build.

Why Melbourne

Texas

Laredo

A city we earned with our numbers in the Rio Grande Valley, starting with 10,000 leads and turf assigned before the market opens, where our own checks found 4 in 10 doors already able to order.

Why Laredo

Not seeing your city?

These are the openings, not the limits.

Turf gets earned. Crews that produce earn their next market, and ours produce. Fiber is going in across the country right now, and when an owner names a city, we don’t guess: we run address-level checks ourselves, and if the doors are there, we go after the turf.

So if you’re watching crews bury conduit in a city you want to run, that’s not a closed door. That’s a market. See every market we track, or bring us the one you want.

Pick your door.

Bringing a crew, or building one? Start the conversation and we’ll talk through the market you want. Just want to knock? Apply and a recruiter reaches out within 24 hours on weekdays.

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