Multi-tenant unit access is a snap with Prolynx Internet.  With speeds up to 10Mb up and downstream, we can provide you with a complete solution for your office complex, hotel or apartment/condo complex.  We will provide everything from the site survey, equipment installation, circuits, Internet access, system management and customer service for the end user.

One better than a Win-Win situation is our win-win-win situation.  With our scenario, all three parties win.  That's right, the tenant, property manager and Prolynx Internet are all winners. 
 

The tenant wins by getting a faster, cheaper and more stable connection to the Internet. 

As an end-user, the tenant is where the final service resides.  Residents are tired of dial-up, especially when many web sites are geared around high-speed browsing.  The tenant has many options for broadband (as long as it is available in the area.)  Other than dial-up, the tenant can choose from three residential grade broadband solutions; cable, satellite and DSL.  Cable boasts the fastest downstream of 3Mb, but is limited to 256k for upstream.  Satellite is OK if you have a southern facing mounting point for your dish and offers a fair downstream but limited upstream.  DSL boasts the best upstream of 1Mb but is only half the downstream of cable at 1.5Mb.  These broadband options are available in the $45 to $75 per month range.
 

The property manager wins by offering a faster, cheaper and more stable connection to the Internet for their tenants (in many cases when other services are not even an option.) 

Property management has a duty to their tenants and to themselves.  It is in a property managers best interest to make sure that tenants have as many amenities as possible.  A property manager has no control over where broadband companies make their services available.  However a property manager can control their own services.  Installing a broadband system on the property is a best option for management.
 

Hospitality managers win by offering a service that is demanded by guests.  Not having Internet access in guest rooms is like not having telephone service in guest rooms, it just has to be there.  Without Internet access in guest rooms, the guest will simply stay elsewhere.

Hospitality management has a duty to their guests and to themselves.  It is in a property managers best interest to make sure that guests have as many amenities as possible.  A hospitality manager has no control over where broadband companies make their services available.  However a hospitality manager can control their own services.  Installing a broadband system on the property is a best option for management.

Be assured, we are not a middle-man.  Your MTU services are controlled and managed via our own network and personnel.

To discuss your MTU needs please call us at (303) 972-3218 and ask for Alan.