Business Internet Services for Canadian Businesses
Serving Canada from our Mississauga Home for 25 years.
Fidalia helps Canadian businesses compare and manage business internet from multiple carriers. We provide shared fibre, dedicated fibre, cable, fixed wireless, LTE/5G, satellite and redundant internet options, then help you select the right combination based on availability, bandwidth, uptime requirements and budget.
Internet for Business.
The best business internet connection depends on what is available at your address and how much downtime, performance variation and installation delay your operation can tolerate. Compare the main options below, then select a connection to jump to its detailed profile, limitations and deployment considerations.
| Connection | Typical Speed | Symmetrical | SLA | Installation | Typical Cost | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shared Fibre | Up to 8 Gbps | Yes, on many plans | Limited or provider-specific | 10–30 business days | $89–$289/month | Growing businesses seeking high speeds at a moderate cost |
| Dedicated Fibre | 100 Mbps–10 Gbps | Yes | Yes | 30–90+ business days | $350–$2,500/month | Critical operations, cloud workloads and multiple locations |
| Business Cable | Up to 2.5 Gbps download | Usually no | Limited or provider-specific | 10–14 business days | $89–$189/month | Small offices, retail locations and general business use |
| Fixed Wireless | 50–500 Mbps | Available | Varies by service | 10–30 business days | $110–$800+/month | Fast deployment, redundancy and hard-to-wire buildings |
| LTE/5G | 100–500 Mbps burstable | Usually no | Limited | 1–5 business days | $75–$120/month | Temporary sites, mobile operations and backup connectivity |
| DSL/vDSL | 5–100 Mbps | No | Limited | 5–15 business days | $60–$120/month | Legacy-served buildings, small offices and backup connections |
| LEO Satellite | 50–250+ Mbps | No | Limited | 5–14 business days | $140–$300/month | Remote sites and locations without viable wired service |
Pricing, speeds and installation timelines are estimates and vary by address, carrier, contract term, infrastructure and construction requirements. Additional equipment or construction charges may apply.
Fibre (Dedicated) Internet
Best For
Mid-sized to enterprise,
multi-location, cloud-heavy workloads
Speed Range
100 Mbps to 10 Gbps
symmetrical
Reliability
High (dedicated, SLA-backed)
Install Time
30–90+ days (construction-dependent)
Dedicated Fibre is typically deployed by organizations that require consistent performance, predictable latency, and contractual uptime guarantees.
Best Fit Use Cases
- Multi-location businesses with centralized systems
- Offices running cloud infrastructure, backups, or large data transfers
- Financial, legal, or healthcare environments requiring stability
- VoIP-heavy or real-time communication environments
- Organizations with uptime or compliance requirements
Typical Bandwidth Tiers
- 100 Mbps / 100 Mbps
- 250 Mbps / 250 Mbps
- 500 Mbps / 500 Mbps
- 1 Gbps / 1 Gbps
- 2 Gbps to 10 Gbps+ (custom deployments)
With Dedicated Fibre, upload and download speeds are symmetrical, supporting consistent performance for cloud applications and real-time workloads.
Advantages
- Guaranteed bandwidth with no local sharing
- Symmetrical speeds for upload-intensive applications
- Consistent latency and performance
- Service-level agreements (SLAs) for uptime and repair
- Scales cleanly to higher bandwidth tiers
Limitations and Risks
- Longer installation timelines, especially if construction is required
- Higher monthly cost compared to shared services
- Physical fibre cuts can still result in outages
- Availability varies by building and proximity to fibre routes
Typical Installation Timeline
30-90+ Business Days depending on construction requirements
Typical Monthly Cost
$350 to $2,500 depending on bandwidth, location, and build requirements
Pricing varies significantly based on building access, distance to fibre infrastructure, and required construction
How Dedicated Fibre Fits Into a Modern Business Network
As a Primary Connection
Often used as the primary connection for organizations that require consistent performance, guaranteed bandwidth, and defined uptime expectations.
As a Backup Connection
Less commonly used as a backup due to cost, but may be deployed in high-availability environments where multiple fibre paths are required.
OnePort™ Bonding/Backup/SD-WAN Compatibility
Commonly integrated into multi-connection architectures, where it is paired with secondary connections such as cable or wireless to provide redundancy and maintain uptime during physical disruptions.
For VoIP and Real-Time Applications
Well suited for VoIP, video conferencing, and real-time systems due to stable latency and symmetrical bandwidth.
Static IP Support
Typically includes static IP addressing and supports advanced routing configurations.
Managed Network Integration
Frequently deployed as part of a fully managed network, including monitoring, failover design, and traffic management.
Know Before you Buy
It’s the strongest choice for multi-location businesses, cloud-heavy workloads, and any organization that needs predictable performance backed by an SLA.
The tradeoff is installation timeline and cost, so it’s not always practical for smaller offices or locations where construction isn’t justified by how the connection will be used.
Where budget allows, some organizations run two dedicated fibre paths for full redundancy, though it’s more commonly paired with a lower-cost secondary connection.
Business Cable Internet
Best For
Small offices, retail
Speed Range
Up to 2.5 Gbps download
Reliability
Performance depends on neighbourhood usage patterns and shared node capacity.
Install Time
Typically 10-14 business days
Cable is one of the most commonly deployed business connections in Canada due to its widespread availability and speed.
Best Fit Use Cases
- Small to mid-sized offices (5–50 staff)
- Retail locations and restaurants
- Professional services firms using cloud applications
- Businesses with moderate upload requirements
Typical Bandwidth Tiers
- 100 Mbps / 50-100 Mbps
- 300 Mbps / 125 Mbps (most popular)
- 500 Mbps / 100-125 Mbps
- 1 Gbps / 100-200 Mbps
- 2.5 Gbps / 100-200 Mbps
With Business Cable Internet, download speeds are generally strong. Upload speeds are more limited compared to fibre-based services.
Advantages
- Widely available across Mississauga
- Quick installation timelines
- High download speeds relative to cost
- Suitable for a wide range of small business applications
Limitations and Risks
- Upload speeds are limited compared to fibre
- Performance can fluctuate during peak usage times
- Area-wide outages can affect multiple businesses
- Shared infrastructure introduces variability
- Limited service-level guarantees
- Performance degradation can occur without warning
Typical Installation Timeline
10-14 Business Days
Typical Monthly Cost
$89 to $189 subject to infrastructure and provider availability
How Business Cable Internet Fits Into a Modern Business Network
As a Primary Connection
Commonly used as a primary internet connection for small and mid-sized businesses.
As a Backup Connection
Works well as either a primary or secondary connection in a failover setup.
OnePort™ Bonding/Backup/SD-WAN Compatibility
Can be combined with DSL, fibre, or wireless connections to increase total throughput and improve resilience.
For VoIP and Real-Time Applications
Supports VoIP and video conferencing, though performance is more consistent when paired with a secondary connection.
Static IP Support
Available through business-grade plans, depending on the provider.
Managed Network Integration
Can be fully managed, monitored, and integrated into a broader network architecture.
Know Before you Buy
Cable works well as a primary connection for offices with everyday web, email, and cloud application use, and its generally widespread availability makes it a practical starting point in areas where fibre hasn’t been built out.
It’s less suited to businesses with heavy upload demands, such as large file transfers or multi-site video, since bandwidth is shared and asymmetrical.
Because it runs over different infrastructure than fibre and wireless options, it also holds up well as a second connection in redundant network designs.
Fixed Wireless (Microwave) Internet
Best For
Businesses needing rapid deployment,redundancy,
or non-fibre/wire-based access
Speed Range
50 Mbps to 500 Mbps
(symmetrical options available)
Reliability
Moderate-to-High
(line of sight dependent)
Install Time
20–30 days
Fixed Wireless is often deployed where fibre construction timelines are long, or as a secondary connection to diversify network infrastructure.
Best Fit Use Cases
- Businesses in underserviced, low-density areas
- Locations without immediate wire-based connection availability
- Backup or secondary connections for redundancy
- Construction sites or temporary offices
- Multi-location networks requiring diverse routing paths
Typical Bandwidth Tiers
- 50 Mbps / 10 Mbps
- 50 Mbps / 50 Mbps
- 100 Mbps / 20 Mbps
- 200 Mbps / 200 Mbps
- 300 Mbps / 50 Mbps
- 500 Mbps / 500 Mbps
Many deployments offer symmetrical bandwidth, making it suitable for real-time and cloud-based workloads.
Advantages
- Rapid deployment without reliance on underground infrastructure
- Symmetrical speeds available
- Independent from cable and fibre pathways
- Effective for redundancy and failover strategies
- Can reach locations where wired services are limited
Limitations and Risks
- Requires clear line-of-sight between building and tower
- Performance can be affected by environmental factors (weather, obstructions)
- Availability depends on proximity to wireless infrastructure
- Installation may require rooftop equipment and access
- Throughput may vary based on spectrum and distance
A Note on Microwave Latency
Microwave signals can carry internet traffic many kilometers. In urban areas, expect latency from microwave to max out at ~8ms.
Typical Installation Timeline
10 to 30 Business Days depending on site survey and equipment installation
Typical Monthly Cost
$110 to $800+ depending on bandwidth, distance, and equipment requirements
Pricing varies based on line-of-sight conditions, tower proximity, and installation complexity
How Microwave Internet Fits Into a Modern Business Network
As a Primary Connection
Used as a primary connection in locations where fibre is not available or where rapid deployment is required, especially when symmetrical speeds are important.
As a Backup Connection
Commonly deployed as a secondary connection to provide infrastructure diversity, reducing dependence on wired networks.
OnePort™ Bonding/Backup/SD-WAN Compatibility
Frequently integrated into multi-connection architectures, where it is combined with fibre, cable, or DSL to provide path diversity and improve overall resilience.
For VoIP and Real-Time Applications
Supports VoIP and real-time communication effectively, particularly when latency is stable and line-of-sight conditions are strong.
Static IP Support
Typically supports static IP addressing and advanced routing configurations, though may affect MTU overhead.
Managed Network Integration
Can be fully managed and monitored, including signal strength, link health, and failover performance.
Know Before You Buy
It’s a strong primary connection for buildings where fibre isn’t available or where a fast install timeline matters more than the highest possible speed tier.
Line-of-sight requirements and weather sensitivity mean it’s not the right fit for every location, and performance can vary with distance to the nearest tower.
Because it runs on entirely separate infrastructure from cable and fibre, it also performs well as a backup connection when physical line cuts are a concern.
Mobile Broadband (LTE/5G Wireless)
Best For
Backup connectivity,
temporary sites,
mobility, rapid deployment
Speed Range
100 Mbps to 500 Mbps (burstable)
Reliability
Variable (carrier-dependent)
Install Time
Typically 1–5 days
Mobile Broadband offers fast, flexible connectivity with no construction required, making it a practical option for small offices, temporary sites, and businesses that need to get online quickly.
Best Fit Use Cases
- Very Small offices with minimal need for reliable internet
- Backup internet for failover scenarios
- Temporary offices or construction sites
- Pop-up retail or event connectivity
- Remote or mobile teams
- Last-resort connectivity where wired services are unavailable
Typical Bandwidth Tiers
- 100 Mbps / 10 Mbps
- 300 Mbps / 10 Mbps
- 500 Mbps / 30 Mbps
Download speeds are typically governed by a data allocation. When data allocation is exceeded, speeds decrease.
Advantages
- Fastest deployment of any connection type
- No dependency on building infrastructure
- Highly portable and flexible
- Widely available across Mississauga
- Very effective as a failover or backup connection
Limitations and Risks
- Performance is highly variable and dependent on carrier network conditions
- Shared mobile infrastructure introduces congestion during peak periods
- Latency can fluctuate, especially under load
- Data usage may be capped or throttled depending on plan
- Not designed for sustained high-throughput business workloads
Typical Installation Timeline
1 to 5 Business Days
Typical Monthly Cost
$75 to $120 depending on data plans and usage requirements
How Mobile Broadband (5G/LTE) Fits Into a Modern Business Network
As a Primary Connection
Rarely used as a primary connection for fixed business locations due to variability and data limitations.
As a Backup Connection
Commonly used as a backup or tertiary connection in failover setups due to its independence from wired infrastructure and rapid deployment.
OnePort™ Bonding/Backup/SD-WAN Compatibility
Frequently integrated into multi-connection architectures, where it is combined with fibre, cable, or wireless links to provide an additional layer of redundancy.
For VoIP and Real-Time Applications
Can support VoIP and real-time communication in stable signal conditions, though consistency improves significantly when used as part of a multi-connection setup.
Static IP Support
Typically requires specialized configurations or carrier support; not standard across all plans; typically clients use OnePort for Static IP addressing over LTE.
Managed Network Integration
Can be monitored and managed as part of a broader network strategy, including failover triggering and usage management.
Know Before You Buy
For smaller teams of one to two people, or locations with modest bandwidth needs, it can serve well as a primary connection, particularly where wireline options are limited or slow to install.
It’s less suited to businesses with consistently heavy bandwidth demands, since data caps and network congestion can affect performance at scale.
Running on an entirely separate carrier network also makes it a reliable backup layer for businesses that need connectivity to survive a wired outage.
DSL / vDSL Internet
Best For
Backup connectivity,
small offices,
legacy-served buildings
Speed Range
5 Mbps to 100 Mbps
Reliability
Moderate
(distance-dependent)
Install Time
5–15 business days
DSL remains one of the most widely available wireline connections in Canada, reaching buildings where cable and fibre infrastructure hasn’t been built.
Best Fit Use Cases
- Small offices with basic connectivity needs
- Backup internet for redundancy
- Locations without fibre or cable availability
- Businesses requiring a secondary connection on separate infrastructure
- Low-bandwidth applications such as email and light SaaS usage
Typical Bandwidth Tiers
- 5 Mbps / 1 Mbps
- 25 Mbps / 5 Mbps
- 50 Mbps / 10 Mbps
- 100 Mbps / 10 Mbps
Performance is highly dependent on distance from the provider’s equipment and line quality.
Advantages
- Widely available across most of Mississauga
- Operates on separate infrastructure from cable
- Stable baseline performance under normal conditions
- Cost-effective for backup or secondary use
- Quick deployment in most serviced buildings
Limitations and Risks
- Lower maximum speeds compared to cable and fibre
- Upload speeds are limited
- Performance degrades with distance from the network node
- Not suitable for high-bandwidth or real-time-heavy environments
- Limited scalability as business needs grow
Typical Installation Timeline
5 to 15 Business Days
Typical Monthly Cost
$60 to $120 depending on bandwidth
Pricing varies based on availability, distance, and service quality.
How DSL Fits Into a Modern Business Network
As a Primary Connection
Occasionally used as a primary connection in low-demand environments, though increasingly replaced by cable or fibre where available.
As a Backup Connection
Commonly used as a secondary connection due to its independence from cable infrastructure, making it valuable for failover scenarios.
OnePort™ Bonding/Backup/SD-WAN Compatibility
Frequently paired with cable or fibre connections to provide infrastructure diversity and improve overall resilience.
For VoIP and Real-Time Applications
Can support VoIP in smaller deployments, though performance is limited by upload capacity. (8 concurrent calls max)
Static IP Support
Available through business-grade DSL services.
Managed Network Integration
Can be integrated into managed network environments, particularly as a secondary connection.
Know Before You Buy
It can serve as a practical primary connection for very small offices with light bandwidth needs, especially in areas where it’s genuinely the only wireline option available.
Its lower speed ceiling makes it a poor fit once a business outgrows basic browsing, email, and cloud file access.
Because it runs over different infrastructure than cable or fibre, it also works well as a low-cost secondary connection in failover and bonding configurations.
Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Satellite Internet
Best For
Remote access, backup connectivity, hard-to-service locations
Speed Range
50 Mbps to 250+ Mbps
Reliability
Moderate
(environment-dependent)
Install Time
Typically 5–14 days
LEO Satellite brings business-grade connectivity to locations that wired and fixed wireless infrastructure simply can’t reach.
Best Fit Use Cases
- Locations without reliable wired or wireless options
- Backup connectivity for critical operations
- Temporary or mobile deployments
- Remote or hard-to-service environments
- Redundant connectivity for high-availability networks
Typical Bandwidth Tiers
- 10 Mbps / 5 Mbps
- 50 Mbps / 10 Mbps
Speeds vary based on satellite coverage, network load, and environmental conditions.
Advantages
- Independent of all terrestrial infrastructure
- Available in virtually any location with clear sky visibility
- Faster than legacy satellite systems
- Useful for redundancy in critical environments
- Rapid deployment compared to fibre builds
Limitations and Risks
- Performance affected by weather and environmental conditions
- Latency higher than fibre or cable (though improved over legacy satellite)
- Requires rooftop or outdoor equipment with clear sky access
- Frequently includes data cap and bandwidth throttling at lower tiers
- Performance can vary based on network load
- Not ideal for latency-sensitive or high-consistency applications
Typical Installation Timeline
5 to 14 Business Days
Typical Monthly Cost
$140 to $300 depending on data plans and usage requirements
How Satellite Internet Fits Into a Modern Business Network
As a Primary Connection
Used as a primary connection in remote or underserved locations where no other options are available.
As a Backup Connection
Commonly used as a tertiary or backup connection due to its independence from all local infrastructure.
OnePort™ Bonding/Backup/SD-WAN Compatibility
Can be integrated into multi-connection architectures to provide an additional layer of resilience, particularly where geographic diversity is required.
For VoIP and Real-Time Applications
Not ideal for, but can support VoIP and real-time applications, though performance is less consistent than wired connections.
Static IP Support
Requires OnePort for Static IP Addresses over Satellite connections.
Managed Network Integration
Can be monitored and integrated into managed environments, particularly as part of a redundancy strategy.
Know Before You Buy
It’s a genuine primary option for remote or rural sites, temporary locations, and anywhere terrestrial infrastructure isn’t available or practical to build.
Latency and weather sensitivity make it a weaker fit for dense urban environments with existing wired options, or for applications that demand the lowest possible latency.
Its complete independence from local ground infrastructure also makes it one of the strongest possible backup connections when physical outages are a concern.
Our Most Popular Business Internet Options
vDSL 50
- Up to 50 Mbps download
- Up to 10 Mbps upload
- No Term Commitment
- No Data Limits
- Static IP Address
- No Sneaky Rate Increases
- Local Support
Fibre 100
- Up to 100 Mbps up and down
- No Term Commitment
- No Data Limits
- Static IP Address
- No Sneaky Rate Increases
- Local Support
Fibre 500
- Up to 500 Mbps up and down
- No Term Commitment
- No Data Limits
- Static IP Address
- No Sneaky Rate Increases
- Local Support
Fibre 1000
- Up to 1 Gbps up and down
- No Term Commitment
- No Data Limits
- Static IP Address
- No Sneaky Rate Increases
- Local Support
Popular Business Internet Add-ons
Fidalia offers unique Add-ons to ensure your business is always online and free from issues.
Backup / Redundant Internet
De-risk your network from the effects of downtime. Enjoy better uptime.
Out-of-Band Management
Proactive monitoring and management of your internet connection.
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Combine Fidalia’s Business Internet services with our award-winning Business VoIP Phone Systems and save.
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Fidalia’s Advanced Internet Technology
At the heart of Fidalia lies an unwavering commitment to driving innovation and setting new benchmarks in the realm of internet technology. We pride ourselves on being one of Canada’s leading providers of business internet solutions, continually pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. Leveraging cutting-edge technology and years of industry expertise, we deliver a service that is not just reliable but also attuned to the evolving needs of today’s businesses.
Trusted Reliability
Secure
At Fidalia we understand the critical need for secure online operations. That’s why we fortify our business internet solutions with top-notch security. We deploy advanced encryption, firewalls, and anti-malware systems to shield your valuable business data from threats. With Fidalia you can operate confidently and trust in the comprehensive security measures safeguarding your connectivity.
Reliable
Our dedicated internet solution ensures your business enjoys consistent, high-speed connectivity with minimal downtimes. We understand how vital a stable internet connection is for your operations, and our 24/7 monitoring service works tirelessly to ensure that your business remains online and functioning optimally at all times. With Fidalia, you can rely on a business internet that never lets you down.
Scalable
As your business grows, so does the demand for more bandwidth and advanced features. Our scalable internet solutions easily adapt to your evolving needs, allowing you to seamlessly upgrade your services without disruption. Fidalia provides the flexibility to grow at your own pace, ensuring your internet capacity always aligns with your business goals.
Business Dedicated Internet
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At Fidalia, we are committed to equipping businesses across Canada with premium internet solutions that match their unique needs and goals. Our Business Dedicated Internet is more than just a fast connection—it’s a comprehensive solution designed to support and propel your business operations. No matter the size or scope of your business, Fidalia’s internet solutions give you access to a blend of advanced technology, unparalleled customer service, and dedicated resources designed specifically to fuel business growth and success. Choose Fidalia as your trusted partner in achieving superior connectivity that’s truly tailored specifically to your business needs.
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Dedicated Internet Support
Reliable internet service is just the beginning; at Fidalia Networks, we take it a step further with our Dedicated Internet Support. We understand that businesses not only need robust and reliable connectivity, but also timely assistance and support when issues arise. That’s where we come in.
Expert Assistance
In a landscape where internet technology is constantly evolving, expert guidance is invaluable. Our team of certified technicians brings years of experience and vast knowledge to promptly address your questions or concerns. We are just a call away, ready to help navigate these complexities and ensure your business experiences a minimal disruption.
Reduced Downtime
Every minute of downtime can cost businesses dearly. Fidalia Networks takes this into account with a service design that prioritizes maximum uptime. With our proactive monitoring and rapid response times, we strive to identify and fix issues before they impact your business operations, significantly reducing potential downtime.
Scalable Support
Your business is unique, and so are your internet needs. As your business grows, so does your need for support. We provide scalable support solutions that adapt as your requirements evolve. Whether you’re a small business or a large corporation, our support structure expands with you, ensuring that your internet support is always on par with your business needs.
Fidalia Internet Services Across Canada
Fidalia Networks is firmly anchored in the vibrant tapestry of Canadian heritage, and it is our honour to serve the distinctive needs of businesses spread across this vast and varied nation. We’re proud participants in Canada’s technological ecosystem, delivering resilient and consistent internet services from sea to shining sea.
We understand that the connectivity needs of businesses are as diverse as the provinces of our great nation. From the bustling cities of Ontario to the peaceful landscapes of British Columbia, our dedicated team works tirelessly to deliver exceptional internet services that fuel the innovation and growth of Canadian businesses. We pride ourselves on the ability to understand and adapt to local regulations, ensuring compliance while delivering high-quality service. With Fidalia, you’re not just getting an internet service provider, but a partner dedicated to powering your business success.
Business Internet FAQ
Why do Business Internet plans cost more than residential?
Business Internet plans often cost more than residential ones because they are designed to accommodate the higher demands of businesses. These plans often provide faster speeds, better reliability, greater security, and more advanced features that are crucial for maintaining productivity and protecting sensitive business data. The higher price point also often includes superior customer service, like 24/7 technical support and more responsive troubleshooting – services that are invaluable to keeping a business running smoothly.
Can Fidalia provide internet from more than one carrier?
Yes. Fidalia networks can provide services from all of the major carriers in Canada. This means that we can deliver carrier agnostic, high-availability solutions that consist of truly independent media types and data paths. See our backup internet service options for resilient, multi-carrier network solutions.
Can I get month-to-month business internet?
Yes. Month-to-month terms are available for many business internet connection types. Installation time depends on the service and network availability, with some DSL, LTE and 5G services available in approximately five business days.
What should I look for in a business internet provider?
When looking for a business internet provider, key factors to consider include: reliability, speed, security, scalability, customer service, and cost-effectiveness. The provider should offer robust, high-speed connectivity, along with advanced security measures to protect your business data. It’s also important that they provide responsive customer service and the flexibility to scale your plan as your business grows.
Why is reliable service so important for businesses?
Reliable service is critical for businesses because any downtime or disruptions can lead to significant losses, both in terms of productivity and revenue. Reliable internet service ensures that your business operations run smoothly, your employees can efficiently perform their tasks, and your customers receive the level of service they expect. It also safeguards your business’s reputation, which can be adversely affected by frequent or prolonged service disruptions. With Fidalia, you can rest assured knowing that we prioritize the reliability of our services to support the seamless operation of your business.
What type of internet is best for business?
The best type of internet for a business largely depends on its specific needs. However, a dedicated internet service is often the preferred choice for many businesses. With dedicated internet, businesses have a private, direct connection that isn’t shared with other users. This ensures consistent, high-speed connectivity, greater reliability, and better security, which are all critical for business operations.
If you’re unsure, read our breakdown of common business internet types.
How long does Business Internet installation take?
Business internet connections take between 5 and 120 days. The type of connection and the network’s availability in your area determine the time it takes to go from a signed agreement, to surging the web. DSL can take 5 days, dedicated Fibre can take up to 120 days. Cable, Microwave, and Shared Fibre take approximately 20-35 days to install. If time is of the essence, we have some tricks up our sleeve to deliver business-grade connectivity quickly. Ask us how.
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