What TIP costs. All of it, on this page.

How a package is sized

Three things set the size of your telecom, and TIP can count all three from the invoices it reads:

Invoices per month. Every carrier bill that lands.

Company-paid mobile lines. Every phone, tablet and hotspot on a mobility invoice.

Monthly wireline spend. What your wireline invoices add up to, taxes and fees included. Circuits aren't counted separately; they're what that spend is made of.

Each package includes exactly what its price is worth at $1 a mobile line and 1% of wireline spend. So you only pay more when your telecom is genuinely bigger than the price already covers.

If your telecom is bigger than the package

Mobile lines: 100 more for $100 a month.

Wireline spend: $10,000 more a month, for $100 a month.

Invoices: each one above your package, at the rate in the table. Never rounded up to a block.

TIP measures your estate every month from the invoices it reads. An add-on is added only after two months in a row over the line, and removed after two months in a row under it. You're told before it bills, every time. Downgrades are real.

What every package includes

Everything. Packages differ by size, not by features, and there's nothing to unlock later.

• Every invoice read against your contracts, every billing error found and explained
• Disputes filed with the carrier and chased until the credit lands
• Ask Tipper, the AI assistant in TIP
• Reporting: a billing-error ledger (every finding, its status, its dollars), a recovery statement (what TIP has found and recovered, against what you've paid), spend by carrier, by location and by month, and a contracts-and-renewals report (what expires, when, and what's at risk)
• Cost allocation with your own GL codes, wireline from the invoices and mobile from your HR report
• Alerts before a contract auto-renews and before you go over your included invoices
• Your data is yours to export at any time

How you pay

Monthly. The first 90 days paid up front, then month to month. After that, cancel any time, no penalty.

Annual. Twelve months paid up front, 15% off the package price.

No setup fee. No onboarding fee.

Month one, no surprises

TIP can't quote you to the penny until it has read a month of your real invoices, and we'd rather say that than pretend. So checkout charges three months of the estimate. After your first month of real invoices, TIP works out the right package and add-ons on its own and bills or refunds the difference. Both directions. If the estimate was high, the refund goes back to your card or bank account as soon as that first month is read, not at the end of a term. It shows up in the few days your bank takes to post it.

Every change to what you pay is explained before it bills. That's the whole method.