A free, unlimited-user CRM plus commission reconciliation, end-to-end inventory, and a white-label client portal. Paid modules priced by accounts, not seats.

ATLANTA, GA, UNITED STATES, August 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Modero, Inc. today announced the general availability of Modero, an operating platform built for telecom advisors, agents, and brokers.

A telecom advisory firm typically runs on four or five systems that were never built for the work. A general-purpose CRM holds the contacts. A spreadsheet holds the commissions. Carrier portals hold the services. Nothing holds the inventory end to end, and none of it talks to anything else. The space between those systems is manual data entry, and every hour of it is an hour not spent selling, or a salary the firm pays someone to absorb it.

Modero puts the whole book in one system and automates the handoffs that used to happen by hand.

"Advisors are running their business across four or five tools that were never built for it. The commission spreadsheet doesn't talk to the CRM, the CRM has no idea what services the client actually has, and somebody has to sit in the middle keying it all in. That's either your nights or somebody's salary. We built Modero to take that job off the board," said Stephen Hancock, founder of Modero.

The CRM is free permanently with unlimited users. Paid modules cover commission management, telecom expense management, inventory, project management, bandwidth, and contracts. The commission module reconciles carrier statements against expected payouts, the function advisory firms most often name as the reason they outgrow a general-purpose CRM. The inventory module tracks every service, circuit, and contract across a client's estate in one record.

Advisors also get a client portal that carries their own brand rather than Modero's. Clients log in to see their inventory, contracts, and open projects under the advisor's name, so the firm looks like it built the software.

YOUR BOOK STAYS YOURS

Modero isolates every advisory firm's data. No advisor on the platform can see another advisor's clients, commissions, or inventory, and Modero does not sell to advisors' end customers. Advisors can resell or refer Flux, Modero's bandwidth management module, to their own clients. Data is exportable at any time and paid modules cancel monthly.

"Advisors hand us their commission data and their entire client list. They want to know two things: can anybody else see it, and are we going to go around them. No, and no," Hancock said. "Your data is walled off from every other firm on the platform."

AVAILABILITY AND PRICING

Modero is available now at https://mymodero.com. The CRM is free permanently with unlimited users, no credit card, and no required demo call. Starter is 199 dollars per month and adds commission management, inventory, and the client portal. Professional begins at 499 dollars per month covering 50 client accounts and scales with the size of the book at 9.98 dollars per account. Above 200 accounts, pricing moves to a custom Enterprise quote. Flux, the bandwidth management module, is 7.50 dollars per service per month. Annual billing bills ten months and delivers twelve. Every price is published on the Modero pricing page, including the account slider that sets the Professional rate.

ABOUT MODERO

Modero, Inc. builds operating software for telecom advisors, agents, brokers, and technology solutions distributors. The platform combines a free unlimited-user CRM with paid modules for commission management, telecom expense management, inventory, project management, bandwidth, and contracts, priced by client accounts under management rather than per seat. Modero publishes all pricing publicly and requires no sales call to purchase. Modero, Inc. is a Georgia corporation. More information is available at https://mymodero.com.

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