Business internet for sites where fiber does not reach, or a backup that works when it fails

If the site has solid 5G/LTE coverage, multi-carrier cellular is usually cheaper, faster to install, and easier to manage; the router holds SIMs from more than one carrier and fails between them automatically. If there's no reliable cell signal — remote ranches, vessels, deep rural — satellite is the answer. We check both for your address before quoting.

Yes for most use cases — typical performance is 100-300 Mbps down, 15-30 Mbps up, 30-50ms latency. Plenty for VoIP, video conferencing, and cloud apps. Business satellite plans carry data allowances, so we size the plan to your usage.

Provider monitoring and SLA-backed support, integration into your SD-WAN/failover, and one point of contact for all your sites. Direct is fine for a single one-off site; managed is essential for fleets and multi-location businesses.

That's the highest-ROI use case. Fiber as primary, cellular or satellite as failover, an SD-WAN device that switches between them automatically. A second, independent path is one of the most effective ways to reduce downtime.

We serve businesses. We don't sell residential internet plans or schedule home installations. For a residence we have limited, case-by-case options (typically a cellular-based connection) — contact us with the address and we'll tell you honestly whether we can help. If you just want a Starlink kit for self-install, order it from Starlink directly.

Often days rather than months, since there is no trenching or cabling. We give you a realistic date after checking the address.