How it works
From one question to a sourced shortlist.
ISPAtlas is a connector for ChatGPT and Claude. You ask in plain language; ISPAtlas finds the relevant network owners at that location and brings back what they publish, with the source.
Step 1
Ask like you would ask a colleague.
A good question has four parts. Leave one out and your AI will ask, or work with what it has.
- Location
- City, district or full address. The more precise, the better the availability check.
- Service
- DIA, business fibre, Ethernet, 4G or 5G backup, or satellite.
- Bandwidth
- For example 100 Mbit/s or 1 Gbit/s.
- Term
- Optional: 12, 24 or 36 months.
Example questions
- DIA 500 Mbit/s in Lagos, 24 months
- Business fibre 1 Gbit/s in Nairobi, Westlands
- 4G backup for a shop in Ho Chi Minh City
- Satellite internet for a site near Mombasa, 12 months
Step 2
ISPAtlas does the research.
While you wait in the chat, ISPAtlas works through the provider sources for that country.
- 01
Known network owners first
For each country ISPAtlas keeps the large last mile providers with their own access network, and where each one publishes business pricing.
- 02
Provider sources are read
Your AI reads the provider's pricing pages, tariff sheets and PDF price lists through ISPAtlas, and follows links where needed.
- 03
Gaps are searched
When a relevant provider is missing, ISPAtlas searches the web for it instead of settling for the list it already has.
- 04
Everything is recorded
Each finding keeps its source and the date it was checked, so you can show your client where it came from.
Step 3
The result card, column by column.
The answer arrives as a card in your chat, in light or dark mode. Every provider gets the same nine columns, so you can compare at a glance and copy what you need into your proposal.
| Provider | At location | Monthly tariff | One-time | Term | SLA | Lead time | Contact | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example Network A | Serves area | USD 450 | Quote required | 12, 24, 36 months | 99.9% | Not stated | Sales page | Tariff page |
| Example Network B | Not verified | Quote required | Quote required | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Contact form | Business page |
| Example Network C | Serves area | USD 520 | USD 300 | 24 months | Not stated | 4 to 6 weeks | Sales email | Price list (PDF) |
- Provider
- The network owner, not a reseller.
- At location
- Whether the provider states it serves the area, or that this is not verified yet.
- Monthly tariff
- The recurring price as published, in the provider's currency.
- One-time
- Installation or setup cost, when the provider states it.
- Term
- Contract terms the provider offers, such as 12, 24 or 36 months.
- SLA
- Availability or repair commitments, when published.
- Lead time
- How long delivery usually takes, when stated.
- Contact
- Where to ask for a quote or check the address.
- Source
- The page or document the information comes from, with the date it was checked.
Reading the prices
Fact, indication or unknown.
Prices are labelled by how firm they are, so you never present a guess as a fact.
Public tariff
The provider publishes this price for business customers.
Indicative
A published starting price or range; the final price depends on the address and design.
Quote required
The provider does not publish a price. ISPAtlas says so instead of guessing.
Availability works the same way: Serves area when the provider states it covers the location, Not verified when that still needs confirming, and Not stated for anything the provider does not publish.
Step 4
Follow up in the same chat.
The conversation keeps going. Ask your AI to narrow down, compare or draft the next step.
- Which of these publish an SLA?
- Only providers that serve the address, sorted by monthly price.
- Draft a short email to request a quote from provider A and C.
Working on a multi-site tender? Paste your locations in the chat. Find providers by location, research the shortlist and export completed results to Excel.
Boundaries
What ISPAtlas does not do.
Clear limits make the results easier to trust.
- It does not send quotes or place orders. You stay the professional who contacts the provider.
- Address checks depend on the provider. Results distinguish address-level evidence, area coverage and unverified availability. Confirm the final service with the provider.
- It does not list resellers or IP transit offers.
- It never turns a missing price into a number.
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