No cost to the property
A standard access agreement carries no fee, no equipment to buy and no requirement that any resident subscribe. Nothing is added to rent.
For Indiana property owners, managers and HOA boards
Fiber your residents will notice.
Consider it handled.
One agreement brings Swell to your property: residents get 100% fiber with Wi-Fi 7 included, and Swell handles installs and support directly with them.
- Apartments
- Single buildings and portfolios
- Condominiums
- Resident choice
- HOA communities
- One property contact
01 · What the agreement gets you
A better amenity.
Less on your plate.
A leasing advantage
Put fiber in your listings and on every tour. Give residents connectivity they can use for work, streaming and everyday life.
Fewer calls to your office
Residents order online and work with Swell directly on installs and support. Your staff is not the help desk.
Residents choose
With an access agreement, no one is required to switch. Each household decides whether to order, and there is no contract if they do.
02 · Two ways to partner
Choose what fits
your community.
Access agreement
Resident choice
Swell is authorized to install and introduce the service to residents. Each household orders and pays Swell directly.
- No cost to the property and no bulk commitment
- Residents order individually, month to month
- Building-named welcome materials, approved by you
- A named contact for your property
- Residents get support directly from Swell
Best for market-rate apartments, condominiums and HOA communities.
Bulk agreement
Property-wide amenity
Internet for every unit, billed to the property at a contracted per-unit rate and bundled into rent or offered as an amenity.
- Every unit connected, with Wi-Fi 7 in each home
- Equipment stays in the unit for the next resident
- Priced to your property after a site review
Best for student housing, all-inclusive rentals and new communities. An access agreement can convert to bulk later. Bulk service requires a site review and a signed agreement.
03 · How it works
From your address
to their connection.
01
Share your addresses
We confirm availability building by building and walk the site with your team.
02
Sign one agreement
One agreement can cover a single building, an association or your whole portfolio.
03
We coordinate the work
In-building work is scheduled with your team, with notice to residents first.
04
Residents connect
Residents order online under an access agreement, and a professional handles each install at no charge to them. Bulk activation is coordinated with your property.
04 · What your residents get
One provider.
One experience.
Starting with fiber internet. Cellular and TV are expected to follow in Q4 2026.
- Fiber optic
- 100%
- Wi-Fi 7
- Included
- Resident price
- Five-year hold
- Professional installation
- No charge
Upload = Download. No resident contracts and no data caps under an access agreement. Resident sign-up price holds for five years, in writing.
Availability, speeds and installation vary by address and building. Bulk rates and terms are set in the property agreement.
05 · Common questions
Your buildings.
Your questions.
What does it cost the property?
A standard access agreement costs nothing. Bulk agreements carry a per-unit rate quoted to your property after a site review.
Will residents have to switch?
Under an access agreement, no. Every household decides for itself, and there is no contract if they order. A bulk agreement provides internet as a property-wide amenity under the property’s contracted terms.
What does the work involve?
Fiber runs to a terminal in a utility room, then to each unit, where a fiber jack and the Wi-Fi 7 router go in. We confirm the building’s requirements in a site review and coordinate the work with your team.
Do you work with HOAs and condo boards?
Yes. A standard access agreement is available at no cost to the association, subject to availability and a site review.
Can an access agreement convert to bulk later?
Yes. We can review a property-wide arrangement with you later. Bulk pricing and terms require a site review and a signed agreement.
Where are you working in Indiana?
We are talking with properties in Bloomington, Columbus, Shelbyville and Bartholomew County. Share your addresses so we can confirm availability building by building.
Let’s talk about
your buildings.
Share your property addresses, unit count and whether you are considering resident choice or bulk service. Our property team will help you take the next step.
[email protected] · Availability, speeds and installation vary by address and building. Bulk agreements are subject to a site review and a signed agreement.
