Meter combines the simplicity of an as-a-service model with the financial flexibility finance teams need — turning unpredictable network CapEx into a flat monthly subscription, or a capitalized right-of-use asset aligned to fund strategy, covenants, or exit timing.
Standardized deployment across every portfolio company site — designed for lean teams managing rapid growth and roll-ups.
New sites get deployed with Meter in weeks, not months, reducing integration drag during roll-ups.
A single pane of glass across every location simplifies oversight and reduces the burden on lean teams.
Volume commitments across sites unlock more favorable economics than a single-site deployment.
Standardized network infrastructure across every site eliminates network risk from acquirer diligence.
Replace unpredictable hardware refreshes, headcount budget, and failure events with one flat, all-in subscription.
Minimize internal network management so IT teams can focus on higher-leverage, revenue-driving work.
Standardize the network stack to reduce acquirer concerns around risk or underinvestment.
Reduce acquisition integration time and cost with standardized deployment and services.
Lower the chance of material incidents with a professionally managed, consistently maintained network.
Customers can elect to capitalize Meter rather than treat it as a pure operating expense, matching the accounting treatment to portfolio strategy or investor preference. A practical expedient lets the full contract be treated as a single lease component.
Runs through profit & loss as an operating expense — clean, predictable, off-balance-sheet.
Creates an ROU asset and lease liability — useful where EBITDA presentation matters.
Switching treatment between acquisition and exit gives finance teams a lever for sale or refinancing prep.
Harbor Health is a private-equity-owned healthcare company expanding clinics across Texas as part of its sponsor's roll-up strategy, with a lean IT team responsible for keeping every acquired site reliably connected. Install and deployment had to happen quickly, with clinics ready to support providers and patients for next-day business hours.
Meter provided a standardized, co-managed network spanning hardware, software, installation, monitoring, and support. The IT team maintains visibility and control through Dashboard and Command, while Meter monitors, maintains, and supports the network.
Harbor Health gained a repeatable model for deploying clinic networks across its footprint, without adding operational burden to IT — faster deployment, better visibility, and reliable connectivity across every acquired site. For the PE sponsor, a standardized network stack simplifies diligence on future add-ons and keeps integration timelines predictable across the portfolio.
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