Modero launches telecom advisory platform with free CRM and paid modules

Modero, Inc. has launched a general-availability operating platform for telecom advisors, agents and brokers that combines a free unlimited-user CRM with commission reconciliation, inventory tracking and a white-label client portal. The company says the platform is designed to replace the manual work and disconnected systems that slow advisory firms down, with pricing based on client accounts instead of seats.

Why it matters: - Telecom advisory firms often run commissions, inventory, client records and carrier data across separate systems that do not connect. - Modero is aiming to centralize that work in one platform so advisors spend less time on manual admin and more time selling. - The platform uses account-based pricing, which may better fit firms that need many users but manage a smaller or growing book of business.

What happened: - Modero, Inc. announced general availability of Modero, an operating platform for telecom advisors, agents and brokers. - The CRM is free permanently and supports unlimited users. - The platform is available now at More information.

The details: - Paid modules include commission management, telecom expense management, inventory, project management, bandwidth and contracts. - The commission module reconciles carrier statements against expected payouts. - The inventory module tracks every service, circuit and contract across a client’s estate in one record. - The client portal is white-labeled, so clients see the advisor’s branding instead of Modero’s. - Clients can log in to view inventory, contracts and open projects under the advisor’s name. - Modero says every advisory firm’s data is isolated from other firms on the platform. - Advisors on the platform cannot see another advisor’s clients, commissions or inventory. - 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. - Paid modules can be canceled monthly.

Between the lines: - The launch targets a pain point that is common in advisory businesses: commissions, CRM data and service inventory are often maintained separately and manually reconciled. - Modero is positioning the platform as both an operating system and a client-facing tool, not just a back-office database. - The company is also signaling a privacy-first model, which may matter to firms that handle sensitive commission and account data.

What's next: - Starter pricing begins at $199 per month and includes commission management, inventory and the client portal. - Professional pricing starts at $499 per month for 50 client accounts and scales at $9.98 per account. - Pricing above 200 accounts moves to a custom Enterprise quote. - Flux costs $7.50 per service per month. - Annual billing charges for 10 months and provides 12 months of service. - Modero says every price is published publicly on the pricing page, including the account slider that sets the Professional rate.

The bottom line: - Modero is betting telecom advisors will pay for software that replaces multiple disconnected tools with one system built around the way the business actually runs.