100+
Sales reps recruited, trained, and deployed
3.3
Orders per rep per selling day (blitz average)
20+
Fiber markets launched or under contract
3,000,000+
Serviceable homes mapped across our canvassing platforms

Live figures from our sales operations database, as of 2026-08-14.Methodology →

Who we serve
Fiber-to-the-home providers in the United States that are launching a new footprint or need penetration raised in a live one: regional fiber ISPs, overbuilders, electric co-ops, and municipal networks.
What you supply, what we supply
You supply the serviceability file, the offer, and install capacity. Velocity One supplies recruiting, training, territory cuts, field management, compliance, the canvassing platform, nightly reporting, and order-by-order reconciliation against your records.
How we charge
A per-order dealer fee on orders that complete, with no retainer and no seat fee, so your acquisition cost per customer is known before the first knock and every fee ties to an account in your own system.
Where
20+ markets across 15 states since Jan 2026: Glo Fiber (Shentel) in West Virginia, Virginia, and Maryland; Point Broadband in Maryland and Virginia; Astound Broadband in Greater Boston; Omni Fiber in Ohio; Brightspeed in North Carolina; Ripple Fiber in Florida, South Carolina, and Colorado; Live Oak Fiber in Florida; and T-Mobile Fiber (T-Fiber), added in September 2026 with open areas in eight states. Every provider, by market →
Who the reps are
1099 independent contractors engaged and paid by Velocity One, badged, background-checked, and gated through our training university before they represent your brand. You carry no employment or payroll relationship.
Compliance
Solicitation permits pulled per municipality, badged reps, background checks, do-not-knock lists honored, scripts written to consumer-protection rules, and every order reconciled against your remittance file.
Who we are
Velocity One Group LLC, Vineyard, Utah. Founded in January 2026 by Miles Winger and Jared Winger; sales led by Logan Futrell. Also operating as FiberCareers for rep recruiting.
How we work
The Blitz and Hold model: a one to two week travel blitz opens the market, then a sustained local team holds it and compounds penetration month after month. See it run in Martinsburg →

15 states. 20+ launches. One partner.

Most ISPs don't want to become door-to-door companies, and they shouldn't have to. We carry the entire channel so your team stays focused on building and running the network.

Reps on doors in weeks, not quarters.

1. Scope the footprint. We map your serviceable addresses into our canvassing platform, layer FCC broadband data to understand the competitive picture, and cut territories.

2. Deploy the team. A launch blitz of experienced travel reps, a sustained local team, or both, matched to your build schedule.

3. Report and reconcile. Nightly deployment reports, knock-level telemetry, and order-by-order reconciliation against your remittance files. You always know exactly what you're paying for.

What this does to take rate.

Every stage from the knock to the submitted order is measured in our own platform, so we can show you the funnel rather than describe it. These are our 2026 figures as of 2026-08-14, definitions on the methodology page.

StageWhat we measure2026 figureWindow
Doors knockedEvery door outcome logged in the canvassing appLogged per rep, per day, per territorySince Aug 2026
ConversationsHomeowner conversations ÷ doors knocked19%Aug 11-14, 2026 telemetry window only
Orders per rep per selling dayBlitz average across all 2026 deployments3.3Feb-Aug 2026
Best sustained deploymentOrders per rep per selling day, month-long deployment4.5Point Broadband, Hagerstown MD, May-Jul 2026
Launch footprint penetrationCustomer orders ÷ serviceable homes in the launch footprint368 orders on 12,900+ homesGlo Fiber Martinsburg / Charles Town, Feb-Jul 2026
Reconciled against your recordsOrders matched line by line to provider completion and remittance filesEvery order, every marketOngoing

For comparison, the one outsourced telecom door-to-door figure we have found published by a competitor is 0.92 sales per agent per day, from a Sales Focus Inc. case study. Our 2026 blitz average of 3.3 orders per rep per selling day is roughly three and a half times that, on a definition we publish. Different programs, different offers, so treat it as context, not a like-for-like benchmark.

Hire a team, or rent a finished one.

FactorBuilding in-houseVelocity One
Time to first rep on doorsA hiring and training cycle, usually monthsWithin weeks of receiving the serviceability file and offer
Employment modelYour W-2 payroll, benefits, and HR exposure1099 reps engaged and paid by Velocity One; you receive one dealer invoice
Recruiting and turnoverYou carry it, and door-to-door turnover is highWe carry it: 100+ reps recruited, trained, and deployed in 2026
Scale-down at the end of a launchLayoffs or an idle teamThe blitz leaves; a local team stays only as long as it pays
Brand controlFull, at the cost of building itYour scripts, your offer, your ordering system; badged reps gated through our training university
ReportingWhatever you buildNightly deployment reports, knock-level telemetry, order-by-order reconciliation

Longer version, with worker-classification sources: the outsourced vs in-house buyer's guide. Comparing vendors? See how we stack up against the others you're likely to call.

We can show you exactly where the process leaks.

We built our own platform for one reason: a doorstep yes is not a customer until the service is connected, and everything between those two moments can be measured. Our stack tracks every KPI on that path, so we can raise order quality on purpose, train professionals instead of hoping for them, and tell you which step to fix.

  1. 01

    Every KPI, from knock to connection

    Doors, conversations, orders, appointment confirmations, callbacks, and completions, logged as they happen in our canvassing app and order pipeline. Not a weekly spreadsheet. A live funnel you can audit.

  2. 02

    Orders that connect and stay

    Card on file at the door, the appointment chosen with the customer before the rep leaves the porch, confirmation touchpoints before the visit, and a nightly cross-check of sold doors against submitted orders. Each one is a lever we can see and pull.

  3. 03

    We know which step to fix

    When a market underperforms, the data says where: answer rate, conversation-to-order, appointment scheduling, or the gap before completion. We fix that step instead of throwing more bodies at the footprint.

  4. 04

    Trained professionals on your brand

    Our training university gates every rep on watched video, quizzes, and graded AI roleplay before they represent you. Progress syncs to their file in the ops platform, so a rep at your door has earned the right to be there. How our technology works →

  5. 05

    Reconciled against your records

    Every order is matched line by line to your own completion and remittance files, with exception queues for anything that does not agree. You never pay for a customer you cannot find in your system. Dealer management →

  6. 06

    Homeowners can verify our reps

    Every rep carries a badge, and any homeowner can confirm a rep is ours by phone. That protects your brand at the door and answers the "is this legit" question before it becomes a complaint. How verification works →

See a real launch.

What providers ask before they sign.

Are Velocity One reps W-2 employees or 1099 contractors?
Our reps are 1099 independent contractors engaged and paid by Velocity One, badged and background-checked before they represent a provider. The provider has no employment or payroll relationship with the field team and receives one dealer invoice.
How does Velocity One charge?
A per-order dealer fee on orders that complete, with no retainer and no seat fee. Every fee ties to a specific account in your own system, so acquisition cost is known before the first knock and auditable after it.
How quickly can Velocity One put reps on doors in a new market?
Typically within a few weeks of receiving serviceability data and the offer. Territory mapping and rep briefing run in parallel with your final construction milestones, so the first knock lands as soon as homes are serviceable.
Which fiber providers does Velocity One sell for?
Glo Fiber (Shentel), Point Broadband, Brightspeed, Ripple Fiber, Astound Broadband, Live Oak Fiber, Omni Fiber, and T-Mobile Fiber (T-Fiber), the newest, added in September 2026. We have worked 20+ markets in 15 states since Jan 2026. The full list by market is on our providers page.
What does the provider have to supply?
Three things: the serviceability file, the offer and rate card, and install capacity that keeps pace with orders. Velocity One supplies recruiting, training, management, the canvassing platform, nightly reporting, and reconciliation against your records.
How do you prevent bad orders?
Card on file at the door, the appointment chosen with the customer before the rep leaves the porch, a nightly cross-check of sold doors against submitted orders, and line-by-line reconciliation against your completion and remittance files. Reps are paid on verified orders, so the incentive points the same way yours does.
Who owns the customer data?
You do. Orders are entered into your ordering system under your account, and the serviceability file stays yours. Velocity One keeps door-level canvassing history for the deployment and shares the reporting with you.
What happens at the end of a launch, and can we bring the team in-house later?
Both paths are open. After the launch blitz, most providers keep a sustained local team on the per-order model. If you want to build an in-house channel, you can hire from the local team we trained in your market or keep them on retainer while you staff up. We settle this on the partnership call, not after the fact.

Deploy Velocity One in Your Market

Tell us where you’re building and when you need doors knocked. We’ll bring the recruiting, training, management, and reporting.