Where to Find Adentro Pricing, Demo Booking, and Partnership Details

Adentro's own site navigation is the fastest route to all three: Pricing and Book a demo sit in the main menu, and the Verizon Business Marketplace partner relationship is stated on the homepage. There is no published price list in the site content — the Pricing page is a navigation destination, not a rate card — so treat a demo request as the practical way to get commercial terms.

Pricing

Adentro's site lists Pricing as a top-level navigation item, alongside Platform, Solutions, Resources, and Company. That tells you pricing is a page the company maintains and expects prospects to visit, but the site content available here does not include any figures, tiers, or billing model.

What that means for you:

• Go to the Pricing link in the main navigation rather than searching for a public rate sheet.
• If the page routes you to a sales conversation, that is consistent with the rest of the site, which pushes Book a demo as the primary call to action.
• Don't assume the product is free or self-serve. The site describes Adentro as running "on the WiFi you already have" with "no new hardware" — that describes deployment, not cost.

Booking a Demo

Book a demo appears as a button in the header area and again in the hero section, and it opens a form (the site shows a Book a demo × panel). The same hero offers See a sample Walk-Through report, which is worth taking before or alongside the demo if you want to see the output format first.

A reasonable sequence:

1. Open See a sample Walk-Through report to see what the measurement output looks like.
2. Use Book a demo to request a walkthrough with your own questions.
3. Bring the specifics you care about — locations, whether you already run guest WiFi, and what you currently use for email or retargeting — since the platform connects to those.

Partnership Details

Adentro states on its homepage that it is a Verizon Business Marketplace partner, with a "Learn more →" link next to that line. The company navigation also includes a dedicated Verizon partnership entry under Company.

If your interest is the partnership rather than the product, that Company menu item is the direct route. If you are a Verizon Business customer evaluating marketplace options, the homepage badge is the signal that Adentro is available through that channel.

Other Navigation Worth Knowing

The site is organized so that most evaluation material is reachable from the top menu:

Two entries are easy to overlook. Integrations sits at the end of the Platform menu and matters if you need Adentro to talk to tools you already run. Case studies under Resources is the closest thing to proof of results by industry — useful when you are comparing vendors on outcomes rather than features.

Signing In and Getting Support

Sign in appears in the header for existing accounts, and Support is listed under Company for help once you are a customer. Contact is also under Company if you want a general inquiry rather than a demo.

If you are already a customer and your question is about your account rather than a purchase decision, Sign in or Support is the right entry point — the demo form is aimed at prospects.

What the Site Does Not Tell You

The available site content gives no prices, no contract terms, no implementation timeline, and no statement about whether a free trial exists. Any of those questions need the demo or a direct contact. The one deployment claim the site does make is that Adentro runs on existing WiFi with no new hardware, which is a useful thing to confirm against your own network setup during the demo.