01 / YOUR TERMS
Tell us what better looks like.
Share your bill, your speed, and the service you need. Then set the prices that would make you stay—or switch.
Starts with your household Now organizing home internet
Your internet bill.
Our collective
buying power.
A better deal starts with more of us. Tell us what you pay and what would make you stay or switch. Together, we can give providers a reason to offer more.
Building groups now. No provider offers yet.
Free to join. No obligation to switch. Always your decision.
Individual householdsShared possibility
Different homes. One stronger voice.
Better together.Your terms. Your choice. More of us asking.
A collective starts with one household. Yours can be next.
The idea is simple
One bill is easy to overlook.
A whole neighborhood isn’t.
We organize what households want, then bring that demand to providers.
02 / OUR BUYING POWER
Become part of something bigger.
Your preferences join those of households nearby. Providers would see the group’s demand, not your personal price limits.
Building now03 / ALWAYS YOUR CHOICE
Consider a better offer. Or don’t.
If a provider participates and an offer meets your conditions, you decide. You can accept, decline, or keep things as they are.
When providers participateWhy numbers matter
Your monthly bill
is part of a bigger picture.
Providers have a reason to pay attention when more households are open to a better deal. Organizing that demand is the first step.
COMBINED MONTHLY SPENDINGILLUSTRATION
/ month
At an example internet bill of $85 per household.
Explore the scale. These are hypothetical households—not current membership, promised savings, or committed spending.
Why join at the beginning?
The group can’t grow
without the first of us.
Joining today means adding your household’s voice to the demand in your area. It’s a small step toward a stronger position when providers come to the table.
There’s no timetable for offers yet. Your internet service carries on as usual.
You set the conditions.
Tell us what would make an offer worth considering. Update your preferences when your situation changes.
Your information isn’t a sales lead.
Providers would see aggregate demand. Your name and email are shared only if you accept an offer and authorize the introduction.
Free means no cut of your savings.
The intended model is for providers to pay when they keep or win a household. You pay nothing to join.
A few fair questions
Know what
you’re joining.
Can Demand lower my bill today?
There are no provider offers today. Demand is organizing households first, with the aim of approaching providers when there is enough local interest. Joining does not guarantee an offer or a lower bill.
Do I have to switch providers?
No. Your current provider could offer a better deal to keep you, or another provider could make an offer to win you. You choose whether either is right for you. Demand does not change your service for you.
How does a free service make money?
The intended model is for providers to pay when they retain or acquire a household through Demand. No providers are paying yet. Demand’s stated policy is not to sell personal information or rank offers by who pays most.
What can providers see about me?
They would see group-level information such as average spending and interest in switching—not your individual bill or maximum price. If you accept an offer, you separately authorize sharing your first name and email with that provider.
What if my area never gets an offer?
Your service stays the same and you pay nothing. There is no guaranteed group size, launch date, or offer. Joining helps establish demand; it is not a commitment to purchase.
Is this only for home internet?
Home internet is the current focus. Other household bills are part of the longer-term idea, but they are not available through Demand today.
Consumers, organized.
Better prices need a stronger ask.
Let’s make it together.
Add your household to the demand for better home internet offers.
No fee. No obligation. No changes without your say.