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Elink

Internet, TV and phone for multifamily properties

Apartment buildings, condos and affordable housing get one managed network with service live on move-in day. Residents pay less than going direct to cable. You add a new line of recurring income to the building.

Elink router and live TV guide

Why multifamily owners choose Elink

Turn connectivity into NOI

Charge a monthly service fee, keep the margin, and watch it flow to NOI and building value.

Faster lease-ups

Residents move in with internet and TV working. No cable appointments, no first-week complaints.

Rent protection

Suspend service for non-payment when your lease allows it.

One bill, one team

Add the fee to rent and receive one consolidated bill. We run the network and support residents.

No damage to the building

Our low-voltage crews wire every unit with ethernet, which adds to the property’s value.

Community channel

Post building announcements to every resident TV and common-area screen.

Multifamily questions

How does pricing work?

Pricing is tailored to the size of your property and averages around $35 per unit per month. The monthly fee covers the service with no upfront cost, so it scales with your building.

How does the property owner make money?

You set the price residents pay. Local cable companies typically charge around $70 a month, so you can price below cable, give residents a better service, and keep the difference as recurring income.

How does billing work?

Add the service fee to each resident’s monthly rent. Elink sends you one consolidated monthly bill and handles the network. You keep the margin.

Will installation damage my building?

No. Our low-voltage installation team has completed many projects without damage. When the work is done your building is fully wired with ethernet, which adds to its value.

Tell us about your building

We will walk through your property, the services that fit and what your residents would pay. No cost and no commitment.

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