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Every Home You Build Is Hiding Additional Profit.

We can unlock additional profit per home — or millions per neighborhood.

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Invest in Fiber.  Build Communities.  Share Profits.
The Numbers

See What Your Communities Are Really Worth.

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Base case 85%. We see 85–90% when first-on at move-in, up to 100% in HOA-wide agreements.
Base case $393,800 — US median new-home sales price, July 2026 (Census Bureau/HUD, New Residential Sales, released Aug 25, 2026).
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Option A1

Annual Per-Subscriber Fee

$1,500 per subscriber

Paid at each year-end on the net subscribers added that year — cash starts the first year homes connect and runs the length of the project.

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Option A2

One-Time Fee at Project End

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A single payment at the end of the project — the $1,500 base fee accrued at 8% a year, so a longer project earns a larger check.

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Representative figures for illustration only — not an offer, quote, or guarantee of results. Subscribers equal homes × take rate; both options pay on activated subscribers only and require no builder capital. Shared base case: 85% take rate, a five-year project duration, 15% discount rate, 8% Option A2 accrual rate, a $500 status-quo door fee for comparison, and — for margin lift — a $393,800 US median new-home sales price (Census Bureau/HUD New Residential Sales, July 2026) on an 8% builder pretax margin. Subscribers activate straight-line across the project duration you select. Option A1 pays $1,500 per subscriber at each year-end on that year's net adds. Option A2 pays a single fee per subscriber at the end of the project, equal to $1,500 accrued at 8% a year to that payment date (about $2,204 at five years). "Total value to you" is the undiscounted sum of nominal payments; "value today (NPV)" discounts each payment in the year received. Actual economics depend on community density, construction cost, adoption, and final deal terms. Blueprint also offers a JV structure to share capex as well as cash flows and network terminal value. Blueprint also offers an MSA structure to share capex as well as cash flows and network terminal value.

Why Blueprint

The Status Quo is Leaving Money Behind.

Most builders take a one-time door fee and walk away from all future value. Blueprint replaces that with an MSA that turns every home into a revenue-generating asset.

The economics are clear.

Status Quo
$500
One-time door fee
  • Single payment at close
  • No recurring cash flow
  • No terminal asset value
  • Zero upside from subscriber growth
  • No ownership in the infrastructure

Infrastructure Expertise

Our team has built and operated fiber networks at scale across the country — with 85–90% take rates when we're first-on at move-in to 100% when part of the HOA.

Long-Term Alignment

We're not a vendor — we're your partner. Our economics are tied directly to the same long-term outcomes you care about.

Delighted Customers

Fiber is move-in ready — live the day your buyers get their keys. Our Concierge sets up devices, Wi-Fi, and smart-home gear in person, so homeowners start delighted and your team never fields a broadband complaint.

The Concierge Difference

A Personalized Concierge Experience for Every Community.

Your buyers are living the home immediately. The Wi-Fi is named for their address and live when they walk in — thermostat, locks, garage, alarm, cameras, and TVs connected from day one, with a concierge who sets up everything, delivered by a person with a name.

Your homeowners never wait on hold with a call center. You will never hear from a homeowner about the internet — except "wow." That's the difference between a partnership and a vendor.

The Big ISP Way
  • 1-800 numbers, hold music, and ticket queues
  • One-size-fits-all equipment that ignores how people actually stream
  • Your community is one of millions of accounts
  • Homeowner complaints land on your front desk
The Blueprint Concierge
  • Live at move-in — the Wi-Fi is named for their address, on before closing
  • Whole-home setup tuned for streaming, work-from-home, and smart homes
  • Service curated to your community — not a national script
  • Delighted homeowners — and zero broadband complaints for your team
Who We Partner With

Built for Builders and Developers.

We work with residential homebuilders, master-planned community developers, and land developers ready to move beyond the one-time door-fee model.

Whether you close 100 homes a year or 10,000, our partnership model scales with your pipeline and delivers meaningful per-door value from day one.

We also maintain referral agreements with brokers, consultants, and industry partners. If you know a builder or developer who should be talking to us, reach out.

Residential Homebuilders

Production builders at any scale. We plug into your existing land and construction timeline with no disruption.

Master-Planned Communities

Multi-year community builds where fiber becomes a competitive differentiator and a permanent revenue stream.

Landowners

Embed fiber value into entitled land before selling to builders — increasing lot premiums and total land value.

Partnership Mechanics

How It Works.

Four steps. No operational burden on your side.

01

Partner

We execute a Master Services Agreement aligned to your project and objectives. You come out of pocket for nothing and still collect profit.

02

Design & Build

We engineer and deploy fiber alongside your construction schedule. Fully integrated — no conflict, no delays.

03

Operate

We handle all subscriber acquisition, billing, and network ops. Zero operational burden on your team.

04

Share Profits

You earn recurring broadband income from every subscriber — every month, year after year.

Leadership

Experienced Team.

Operators and capital allocators who have built fiber networks, managed long-duration assets, and partnered with builders and developers across the country.

Alex Rozek

Founder & CEO

Alex leads strategy, capital, and builder partnerships at Blueprint, and is the Founder and CEO of Mac Mountain.

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Alex Rozek

Alex leads strategy, capital, and builder partnerships at Blueprint, and is the Founder and CEO of Mac Mountain. He is the Managing Member of Boulderado Partners, a director of Sky Harbour Group Corp (NASDAQ: SKYH), and previously Co-Chairman and Co-CEO of Boston Omaha Corporation (NYSE: BOC).

Jessica Fowler

Head of Strategic Partnerships

Jessica leads builder and developer relationships at Blueprint, with a track record of building fiber infrastructure at scale.

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Jessica Fowler

A track record of building fiber infrastructure at scale, with leadership roles at eX² Technology/Vivacity Infrastructure Group, Lit Fiber, Project Delivery Associates, and NorthwestConneCT. Jessica leads builder and developer relationships at Blueprint.

Jared Perry

Head of Capital Markets

Jared leads capital markets at Mac Mountain and Blueprint, with 20+ years across institutional asset management.

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Jared Perry

20+ years across endowment, CIO, and institutional asset management roles, including COO of Bain Capital's $2.4B multi-strategy fund. Jared leads capital markets at Mac Mountain and Blueprint.

Elly Army

Investor Relations

Elly leads investor relations at Blueprint, bridging operational insight with capital strategy.

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Elly Army

Background in asset management and broadband infrastructure, with prior roles at Boston Omaha Asset Management and a private family office. Elly leads investor relations at Blueprint, bridging operational insight with capital strategy.

Sarah Cortes

Client Partnership Manager
sarah.cortes@blueprintbroadband.com
Contact Us

Ready to Explore a Partnership?

We work with a select number of partners each year. Let us do one community — prove it — and earn the second. If you're ready to move beyond the door-fee model, we'd love to hear from you.

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All financial figures are representative illustrations, not offers, quotes, projections, or guarantees of results. Calculator base case: 85% take rate, 15% discount rate, a $500 status-quo door fee for comparison, and — for margin lift — a $393,800 US median new-home sales price (Census Bureau/HUD New Residential Sales, July 2026) on an 8% builder pretax margin. Both options require no builder capital and pay only on activated subscribers over a 5-year project life. Actual economics depend on community density, construction cost, adoption, and final deal terms.