Using AI to Drive Revenue Growth for ISPs
Customer acquisition gets a lot of attention. But if you’re not thinking about how to grow revenue after the first install, you’re likely missing out...
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Justin Graham
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Oct 20, 2025
When it comes to reducing churn, too many broadband providers feel like they’re flying blind. You see the numbers at the end of the month, but by then it’s too late to turn things around. That’s why we teamed up with the Fiber Broadband Association and QueSee for a webinar to show a better way, using Sonar Retain and AI-driven insights to spot churn before it happens.
During the session, we asked attendees about their biggest challenges with churn.
Half said they don’t have time to review every call. The other half admitted they’re not tracking churn at all.
And that’s exactly the problem.
ISPs are busy. Reviewing thousands of calls manually isn’t realistic, but that’s where churn hides. On average, providers churn 18–25% of customers annually. Each one of those represents anywhere from $300 to $2,000 in lost lifetime value. The cost to replace them? Up to 25 times higher than keeping them.
As Drew Beverage from QueSee put it:
“You can’t fix what you can’t see.”
QueSee’s AI platform integrates directly with Sonar to analyze 100% of customer interactions, flag risk signals, and surface actionable insights, without adding more dashboards or manual work. Instead of sampling a few percent of calls, you’re getting visibility into every conversation.
Here’s what that looks like in practice:
Every call is analyzed for sentiment, competitor mentions, and missed SOPs.
Real-time flags alert retention specialists before a customer cancels.
Coaching prompts help agents self-correct instantly (“You missed the autopay mention” or “Upsell not offered”).
Dashboards unify data across support, billing, and CRM — all in one place.
The result? Operators can move from being reactive to proactively saving at-risk customers.
When 350 Broadband implemented AI call analysis in their own operations, they discovered that only 9% of calls actually required action. That focus helped transform their quality control team into a proactive retention team, one that solves problems in real time, not after the fact.
That visibility also helps train agents faster and more consistently. They can now see their own scores after each call, benchmark their performance, and celebrate those 100% moments. It turns retention into a game, one where everyone wins, especially your subscribers.
Churn doesn’t just happen when a customer calls to cancel.
AI surfaces subtle signals like:
Repeated billing frustrations
Sentiment dips during tech-support calls
Frequent unresolved tickets
Competitor mentions or price sensitivity
By tying those insights to your CRM data, Sonar Retain helps you see which customers are truly at risk and how much value you stand to lose if they leave. That visibility lets your team act fast with targeted outreach, often saving the account before it’s too late.
Providers using Sonar Retain + QueSee have seen measurable churn reduction within 30 days.
With a 14-day implementation window and no additional tools needed, it’s one of the fastest ways to start saving customers (and revenue). You’ll be able to track retention success, agent performance, and even lifetime customer value, all from a single pane of glass.
Reducing churn doesn’t have to mean guessing why customers leave. With Sonar Retain, you get visibility into every conversation, actionable AI insights, and the tools to keep customers happier for longer.
If you missed the session, you can watch the replay here 👇
Learn more about Sonar Retain and how AI-powered insights help you spot churn early, coach consistently, and save more subscribers, without adding tools or workflows.
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