Solutions · MDU & Property
A modern TV amenity for every unit.
One amenity contract, every unit. Tenants bring their own accounts, management sees one bill, NexusHub handles the rest.
The pain
- 01 Cable contracts that bundle 300 channels nobody watches
- 02 Tenants frustrated by STB hardware cluttering their living rooms
- 03 Building ops juggling five vendors for wifi, cable, and entertainment
The outcome
- Resident app on any device — no STB, no cable run
- Amenity pricing that scales per-unit, not per-channel
- Building-level analytics on engagement and retention
Modules included
Resident AppBuilding PortalProperty Management IntegrationBilling
FAQ
MDU questions we hear most.
What does NexusHub provide for MDU and property operators?
MDU operators (apartments, condos, student housing, senior living) use NexusHub as a building-wide TV amenity. Tenants get a resident app on their existing devices — no STB hardware, no cable run. Property management gets per-unit pricing and engagement analytics.
Do tenants need to install anything?
No physical install. Tenants download the building's branded app to phone, tablet, smart TV, or Fire Stick. The app is provisioned per unit by the property portal — turnover (move-in / move-out) is a single click.
What is the typical pricing model?
Per-unit per-month, scaled to building size. Pricing typically lands between cable and "no TV included," giving property owners a clear amenity story for tenant acquisition without the cable cost structure.
How does this compare to a building-wide cable contract?
Buildings replace cable contracts and typically save 30-50% per unit while offering a more modern amenity. The savings come from cutting bundled channels nobody watches, eliminating STB hardware, and removing field-tech truck rolls for repairs.
Can residents add their own streaming accounts?
Yes. The resident app supports tenant-provisioned sign-in for Netflix, Prime, Disney+, and other major OTT services on top of the building-provided content pack.