ISP Triage is a network services provider first — design, deployment, troubleshooting, and migrations for operators running real gear. Remote and scheduled work from engineers who live in MikroTik, Cisco, Ubiquiti, and HP environments every day.
$195/hr starting rate · break/fix, projects, and consulting
Not a ticket queue into a generic NOC — direct access to engineers who understand ISP operations, subscriber impact, and the routers you actually run.
Use us for a single outage, a migration weekend, or ongoing consulting without hiring a full-time senior network team.
View service pricingBGP, IPv6, MPLS, BNG/CGNAT, DNS, and overlay fabrics built for your scale and growth plans.
New POPs, RADIUS cutovers, wireless backhaul, and vendor migrations with minimal subscriber pain.
Config clean-ups, queue tuning, FastNetMon integrations, and the “why is this slow?” investigations.
Planned maintenance windows, overnight changes, and white-glove support when your team is stretched.
We specialize in the equipment ISPs deploy in the field — MikroTik, Cisco, Ubiquiti, and HP — not generic enterprise tooling. Most plants mix two or more of these, and the work is making them behave like one system.
MikroTik RouterOS and CCR cores. Cisco IOS and Catalyst. Ubiquiti UniFi and airMAX. HP Aruba / ProCurve switching that still carries a lot of access layers.
If that is what you are running, tell us about the plant and we will say whether we can help.
Many clients start with engineering help — then adopt ISP Triage CRM when they want billing, RADIUS, maps, and QoE in one place. The platform is optional; the expertise is not.
See the ISP CRM platformMulti-tenant CRM for ISPs: customers, billing, RADIUS, multi-vendor gear, GIS plant, ticketing, and QoE intelligence — one record per subscriber from lead to support call.
Message from programmersLeads, invoicing, Stripe, US/Canada tax, portal.
PPPoE, MAC auth, bundles, live sessions.
LibreQoS scores and proactive tickets.
Fiber, wireless, copper on the map.
Ask Grok, ChatGPT, or Claude in plain English.
When engineering and operations share one system, subscriber changes reach routers faster, billing stays aligned, and QoE drops become tickets — not churn. We built the CRM because we operate networks, not the other way around.
A small Python app that sits on the network and collects host latency, then ships results into this view. Park it behind the firewall on a Raspberry Pi or any quiet box in a POP — it is meant solely for monitoring. No extra dashboard, and it does not manage gear, but will eventually.
Tell us what you're working on — outage, migration, or greenfield design. We'll scope it honestly and quote from $195/hr.