Telecom Intelligence

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Standard "Communications" lists are full of retail cell phone shops and call centers. Our AI agents verify fiber maps, FCC filings, and network assets to find verified ISPs, VoIP Carriers, and Tower Companies.

The "Telco" Data Static

Why NAICS codes fail for network sales.

A "Telecommunications Company" could be AT&T or a guy fixing iPhones in a mall kiosk. If you sell fiber optic cable, switching hardware, or billing software, you need infrastructure owners.

You need to filter out the retailers and find the Network Operators with CAPEX budgets.

  • Mobile Repair Shops (Retail)
  • Resellers with no network
  • Defunct Dial-up ISPs
Metric Standard "Telco" List Our ICP Database
Classification Category: "Phone" Asset vs. Non-Asset
Coverage Unknown Zip Code / Footprint Map
Tech Stack None Broadsoft, Metaswitch, Calix
Compliance None FCC 499 Filer Checks

20 High-Value Telecom ICPs

Target providers by their network infrastructure.

Regional Fiber ISPs

Building FTTH networks. High CAPEX. Targets for fiber cable, OLTs, and billing OSS/BSS.

VoIP / UCaaS Providers

Cloud phone systems. Targets for softswitch licenses, SIP trunking, and white-label tools.

Tower Companies (Towercos)

Owning vertical real estate. Targets for steel, lighting, and remote monitoring IoT.

MVNOs (Virtual Operators)

Reselling cellular service. Targets for SIM cards, activation portals, and marketing.

Data Center Operators

Colocation facilities. Power hungry. Targets for cooling, UPS systems, and security.

WISPs (Wireless ISPs)

Rural fixed wireless. Targets for radios (Ubiquiti/Cambium), towers, and climbing gear.

Satellite Communications

LEO/GEO constellations. Targets for ground stations, spectrum consulting, and dishes.

OSP Construction

Outside Plant contractors. Digging trenches. Targets for directional drills and fiber blowers.

Managed Network Services

IT for enterprise WAN. Targets for SD-WAN software and router hardware.

Telecom SaaS

Billing and taxation software. B2B targets for tax databases and payment gateways.

Contact Center (CCaaS)

Call center software. Targets for AI voice bots and transcription engines.

Subsea Cable Operators

Transoceanic fiber. Massive scale. Targets for marine survey and landing station gear.

Carrier Exchanges / IXPs

Interconnection points. Targets for high-speed switching and cross-connects.

In-Building Wireless (DAS)

Signal boosting for venues. Targets for antennas and cabling.

IoT Connectivity Providers

M2M networks (LoRaWAN/NB-IoT). Targets for sensors and gateway hardware.

Cable MSOs

Multi-Service Operators (TV/Net). Targets for DOCSIS gear and set-top boxes.

Telecom Security

DDoS protection for carriers. Targets for scrubbing hardware and threat intel.

Telecom Expense Mgmt (TEM)

Auditing bills for enterprise. Targets for invoice parsing AI.

Wholesale Voice Carriers

Terminating traffic globally. Low margin, high volume. Targets for routing engines.

Tower Climbers / Riggers

Maintenance crews. Targets for safety harnesses and training.

Anatomy of a High-Value Telecom Lead

In Telecom, the network equipment determines the capability. An ISP using Calix is deploying GPON fiber. One using MikroTik is likely wireless.

We extract these "Network Signals" to help you map the infrastructure.

Tech Fingerprints

  • Billing (BSS): Usage of Sonar, Visp, or Rev.io (Indicates ISP).
  • Switching: Detection of Metaswitch, Broadsoft, or Netsapiens (Indicates VoIP).
  • Hardware: Mentions of Nokia, Adtran, Juniper, or Ciena.

Network Signals

  • Coverage: Analysis of "Availability Maps" to determine service territory.
  • Regulatory: Active FCC 499 ID indicates interstate revenue.
  • Speed: "Gigabit" marketing claims indicate fiber assets.

Outreach Strategy: The "Regulatory" Play

If you sell tax compliance software, filter for VoIP providers with an FCC 499 but no mentioned compliance partner.
Pitch: "Avoid USF audit penalties by automating your 499 reporting..."

Verification: The "Infrastructure" Check

We validate telecom companies by their physical footprint.

  • Tower Maps: Do they show owned towers or just coverage blobs?
  • PeeringDB: Do they have an ASN and public peering policy?
  • Support: Is there a Network Operations Center (NOC) number listed?

This ensures you pitch to network operators, not just sales agents.

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