# Hum

> Hum is the availability, pricing, and activation layer for resident apps and multifamily operators. Residents search, compare, and order internet service without leaving the partner's product; the partner earns a referral commission on every activation. Hum is not an ISP. Hum also publishes address-level broadband research built from FCC Broadband Data Collection filings and runs a consumer plan finder.

## For partners (resident apps, PMS portals, multifamily operators)

- [Homepage](https://letshum.com/): What Hum embeds, how it works, and who it is for
- [Book a demo](https://letshum.com/book-demo): A 30-minute demo on a real address from your portfolio
- [Partners overview](https://letshum.com/llms/partners/partners.md): Integration options (widget, REST API, white-label page), economics, and FAQ

## For renters

- [Find internet](https://letshum.com/find-internet): See the plans, speeds, and current pricing actually sold at your address, and order in minutes
- [Advertising disclosure](https://letshum.com/advertising-disclosure): How Hum makes money; plan recommendations are not influenced by affiliate commissions

## Research

- [Research index](https://letshum.com/research): Address-level broadband coverage reports by state
- [Illinois towns](https://letshum.com/llms/research/illinois-towns.md): Location-level statistics for Glen Ellyn, Wheaton, Lombard, Naperville, Hinsdale, and Chicago (584,796 addresses analyzed, FCC BDC data)