Connectivity Counsel represents SolEx as part of a portfolio of more than 230 providers. SolEx focuses on Managed Services, Network & Voice, SD-WAN and UC & Collaboration, and our advisors help you decide whether it is the right fit, then handle quoting, contracts and implementation support without charging you a fee.
What SolEx is best known for
Among the providers we work with, SolEx is most often shortlisted for the following:
- Network Aggregation, Aggregator
- Dedicated Fiber
SolEx products, services and capabilities
The lists below summarize the solutions, features and supported platforms available from SolEx, grouped by category. Availability can depend on location and contract, so we confirm the details for your specific sites during quoting.
Contact Center & CX
- Contact Center, CCaaS
- CX Features
- Integration, CRM/ERP
- Reporting & Analytics
Mobility, IoT and AI
- Wireless Data Only
- Backup/Failover Wireless Connection
Network & Voice
- Network Aggregation, Aggregator
- Coax Cable
- DS1
- DS3
- DSL
- EoC
- GPON
- AT&T ABF
- Frontier FiOS
- Verizon FiOS
- Dedicated Fiber
- Wavelength Services
- International Fiber
- Fixed Wireless
- MPLS, VPLS, ELAN
- Satellite Wireless
- POTS
- PRI
- TDM PRI
- SIP Trunks
- International SIP Trunks
UC & Collaboration
- Unified Communications, UCaaS
- UC Features
- Electronic Fax, eFax
- Vanity Toll Free
- Video Conferencing
- International UCaaS
- International DIDs
- International Origination
- International Toll Free
Where SolEx is available
SolEx lists the following service areas and regional capabilities: US (Nationwide), Puerto Rico, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China and Mexico. Serviceability for network services is always address-specific, and we check each of your locations before recommending a design.
Compliance and program participation
SolEx reports alignment with or participation in the following standards and programs:
Who SolEx typically serves
SolEx most commonly serves small businesses and midmarket businesses.
Strengths we consider when recommending SolEx
- Strong with Multi-location
How to get SolEx pricing through Connectivity Counsel
- Tell us what you need. Share your locations, current services and goals by phone or through the quote form.
- We qualify and quote. We confirm availability with SolEx and request pricing, along with quotes from comparable providers so you can judge value.
- You compare and decide. We explain the differences in plain language, including contract terms and service level agreements.
- We manage the order. We coordinate paperwork, installation and escalations, and remain your contact after the service is live.
Related services
Learn more about the solution areas where SolEx is an option:
- Dedicated Internet Access
- Business Broadband
- Fixed Wireless Internet
- Satellite Internet
- 5G and LTE Wireless Internet
- Internet Failover and Backup
- Ethernet Private Line
- MPLS
- Wavelength Services
- Network Aggregation
- Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS)
- Hosted PBX and Business VoIP
- SIP Trunking
- POTS Line Replacement
Alternatives to SolEx
Every provider has strengths and gaps. Depending on your requirements, we may also bring you options from Ntiva, Paragon, PhySaaS, Point5, Rackspace, Resolve Tech Solutions, Servion and Spectrotel. Browse the full provider directory.
Connectivity Counsel is an independent advisor. SolEx and its product names are trademarks of their respective owner, used here only to identify the provider.
Frequently asked questions
What does SolEx offer?
SolEx offers solutions in Managed Services, Network & Voice, SD-WAN and UC & Collaboration, and is best known for network aggregation, aggregator and dedicated fiber.
Can Connectivity Counsel get me a quote from SolEx?
Yes. Call (702) 603-4355 or submit the quote form with your service addresses and requirements. We request pricing from SolEx and from comparable providers so you can compare.
Where is SolEx available?
SolEx lists these service areas: US (Nationwide), Puerto Rico, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China and Mexico. Availability for network services depends on the exact address, which we verify for you.
Will I pay more for SolEx if I order through an advisor?
No. You contract with and pay SolEx directly at the provider's own pricing. Connectivity Counsel is compensated by the provider, so there is no advisory fee added to your bill.
Is Connectivity Counsel owned by or affiliated with SolEx?
No. Connectivity Counsel is an independent advisory firm that works with more than 230 providers and recommends the one that fits your needs.