Connectivity

Every cloud migration, every phone system, every security tool you buy rides on a circuit. Connectivity is the layer underneath everything else — and the easiest place to overpay, because carriers count on you not knowing what the building next door pays for the same fiber.

The menu — broadband, DIA, MPLS, VPLS, private line, fixed wireless, satellite — matters less than the fit: which sites need guaranteed bandwidth with an SLA, which can ride cheap broadband with failover, where a private path earns its premium, and where you’re paying 2012 prices for a network your apps left years ago.

We price your locations across every carrier that can actually reach them — on-net buildings, build costs, current promos — and hand you the comparison. Same circuits, wholesale knowledge, zero markup.

• Broadband — cheap, fast, shared — right for most branches when paired with failover
• DIA (Dedicated Internet Access) — the bandwidth you purchased, guaranteed, with an SLA that pays out when it’s missed
• MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching) — two decades the private-network standard; still right for some traffic, badly overpriced for the rest
• VPLS (Virtual Private LAN Service) — distant offices behaving like one local network across a carrier backbone
• Private Line — a dedicated path between two points that never touches the public internet
• Layer 2 — carrier Ethernet between sites: simple, fast, predictable
• Fixed Wireless — real bandwidth where fiber doesn’t reach — and failover a backhoe can’t cut
• Satellite — coverage literally anywhere; the last resort that’s become genuinely good