ChoiceBandwidth
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The circuits behind your STL were installed once and billed forever.

We source and reprice connectivity for radio and TV station groups: studio-transmitter links, remote lines, transmitter-site backup, studio internet and the office phones — and the copper the carriers are retiring underneath all of it. Most groups we look at haven't had a circuit repriced since it was installed.

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In business since 2014300+ suppliers through our Telarus partnershipSmall-market groups are our focus
“I don't have time to shop for suppliers. I sent Kent the bills, he came back with the numbers, and we switched. That was it — I never dealt with a salesperson.”— Errick Highbaugh, Director, United Suppliers
“Kent handled our energy contracts for years. When something on a bill didn't look right, we called him, not the supplier. He's straightforward and he doesn't oversell.”— Kylie Sale, Resource Management Specialist, Whole Foods Market

The copper at the transmitter site

Tower-site alarm lines, remote-control lines and old point-to-point circuits usually still run on copper. The carriers are retiring it, aren't in a hurry to repair it, and reprice it upward on the way out. A remote-control line nobody has to fix is off-air risk, not a line item.

Fixed wireless and satellite backup at the site are inexpensive now, and most groups we look at don't have either. IP-based STL and remote-pickup options have matured to the point where the legacy circuit is often the most expensive and least reliable thing on the bill.

What we do

Audit. Every circuit on the bill: in contract or not, what it's delivering, what's on retiring copper, and what the same service costs today.

Source. Dedicated internet and fiber for studios, transmitter-site connectivity and backup (fixed wireless, satellite, cellular), point-to-point replacements, and voice that survives a copper retirement — from 300+ suppliers, one point of contact.

Manage the cutover. We coordinate with your engineer and the supplier so nothing goes dark during the switch. The supplier pays us; you never get an invoice from us.

How it works

  1. Send a bill. Forward one recent telecom bill from any station to kent@choicebandwidth.com — a phone photo of the first page is fine.
  2. We review it. Within a few days you get plain-language findings: what's out of contract, what's on retiring copper, what the same circuits run today.
  3. You decide. If nothing's worth changing, we say so. If something is, we handle sourcing, negotiation and the install with your engineer.

One bill. A few days. A clear answer.

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We reply within one business day. Bills can be forwarded to kent@choicebandwidth.com — a phone photo of the first page is fine. Calls and follow-ups are handled by Baris Ergin, who leads customer calls and solution design — reach him directly at +1 (646) 510-2298 (call or WhatsApp), Mon–Fri, 9am–3pm ET, or book a 15-minute call at a time that suits you.