Granite

Granite solves a problem the carriers themselves cannot: a business with dozens, hundreds, or thousands of locations spread across every carrier's territory, each address served by a different local provider on a different invoice with a different support number. Granite aggregates all of it, sourcing whatever connection each address actually needs from the local carriers, then delivering one consolidated invoice, one support relationship, and one escalation path across the entire portfolio. For retail chains, restaurant groups, banks, and healthcare networks, that consolidation is operationally transformative, because the alternative is an internal team managing carrier sprawl address by address. Granite is also the dominant player in POTS replacement, migrating the analog copper lines that still run fire alarms, elevators, and fax machines onto modern service as carriers retire copper and price it punitively, which has become an urgent, budget relevant project for exactly its multi site customer base. Pricing is quote based and scoped to the portfolio. The honest tradeoffs: aggregation adds a management layer on top of carrier cost, so a single site buyer gains little, and the value scales with location count and complexity. For distributed operations tired of managing forty carriers, Granite is what the fix looks like.