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Culmen ISP Suite — Professional Licence
Perpetual licence, or monthly subscription. We reply within one business day.
The full platform for operators up to 2,000 subscribers, with multi-uplink failover and content filtering included.
Everything in Starter, plus
- Automatic failover engine — health monitoring across multiple upstream carriers, fast to fail away from a broken link and deliberate to fail back
- Multi-uplink routing — policy routing across several transit providers, removing the single point of failure
- Quota-aware load balancing — a line that spends its daily allowance hands its share to the healthiest line until the window closes
- Content filtering — five-layer filtering with per-tier policy
- Scheduled bandwidth windows — different rate profiles by time of day, including unmetered free windows, applied automatically
- Priority support — direct access during deployment
Deployment
Installed on your hardware and configured to your topology. Includes data migration from your existing billing system where one exists.
Licence terms
Perpetual licence. One-time payment, no per-subscriber fees. Includes installation, configuration and 12 months of updates.
Compare: subscription platforms at this subscriber count typically run $500–$1,200 per month, indefinitely.
Sizing
At 2,000 subscribers the software is not the ceiling — your backhaul is. Plan for a 10G or 20G core uplink, SFP+ on the router, and PON splits calculated against real peak demand rather than nominal line rate. On microwave backhaul, expect to need multiple radios. Sizing guidance is included with the licence.
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