Wi-Fi 7 is more than a network upgrade—it’s your on-ramp to recurring revenue.
Tired of doing the work and not getting paid for it? Wi-Fi 7 is your chance to build recurring revenue with every install. Here’s how to start.
By Ted Bremekamp
I once found a post-it note under a rack labeled “Call if it breaks.”
That was the entire support plan.
No contract. No retainer. No RMR. Just a Sharpie promise taped to a thousand-dollar install.
And guess what? They did call. When the Wi-Fi slowed. When a switch glitched. When someone’s “tech-savvy nephew” tried to set up a VPN and bricked the whole thing.
And who fixed it?
I did. For free. Not because I like working for free—but because I hadn’t built a better option.
That job was the turning point. Because Wi-Fi 7 isn’t just a faster standard. It’s a clean slate. A chance to do more than build great systems. It’s your shot to build a business that pays you every month—not just at the end of the job.
Wi-Fi 7 Is Built to Deliver - If You Are
Let’s get something straight: Wi-Fi 7 isn’t hype. It’s not just a slightly faster signal or a fancy feature you’ll never use.
Here’s what it really does:
Faster speeds (up to 46 Gbps): No more blaming the internet for slowdowns.
Lower latency: For smart homes, automation, conferencing—it responds fast.
Multi-link operation: Devices jump across multiple bands = better stability.
4K QAM: More data per signal = less noise, more performance.
But let’s be real—none of that matters if the system chokes under load. If the cabling is outdated, the switch is underpowered, or the APs are poorly placed, you’ll still get the callbacks. And the blame.
That’s where SpecOp Secure comes in—we help you design it right. And better yet? We help you turn that design into recurring revenue.
You're Already Managing Networks. Why Not Get
Paid?
Let’s say you build a beautiful Wi-Fi 7 system. The client’s thrilled. Until they’re not.
A month later, their ISP swaps the modem. Their camera feed starts dropping. The thermostat goes offline. They text you. You troubleshoot. You fix it. You save the day.
And you get… nothing.
Except maybe another “Hey, quick question…” at 7:14 PM on a Saturday.
The truth is, you’re already doing the work of a managed service provider. You’re just not calling it that—or billing for it.
What RMR Looks Like (For Real)
This doesn’t have to be complicated. You don’t need to reinvent your business. Start simple. Offer a plan. Call it support. Call it “peace of mind.” Just stop giving it away.