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Business internet

Every location online, with a backup line when the main one fails.

Fiber, cable, fixed wireless and failover, compared across our marketplace of 400+ providers and checked address by address.

Illustration · one location

Main line

Fiber or cable

Backup line

Fixed wireless or cellular

SD-WAN box

Switches lines when one fails

Card terminals
Phones

+ Orders, cameras, Wi-Fi

If the main line drops, the box moves traffic to the backup line. When the main line comes back, traffic moves back.

01What we set up

Two lines in, one box that decides.

01Main line

The fastest reliable connection at each address

Fiber where it's available, cable or fixed wireless where it isn't. We check real availability for each location, not a coverage map.

02Backup line

A second connection on a different network

Fixed wireless or cellular, so the tills, phones and online orders keep working when the main line goes down.

03SD-WAN

A smart box that switches between lines

It watches both connections and moves traffic when one fails. For groups, it can also link locations securely.

04Mobile backup

Cellular for sites and devices

5G or LTE backup where a second wired line isn't available, and connectivity for kiosks, sensors and signage.

05Every site

One list of lines, speeds and contract dates

Instead of a different contract and a different bill at each location, you see every site in one place and know what renews when.

02Why a backup line

When the internet stops, so does more than email.

At most sites, the internet line now carries the things that make money and keep people safe.

  • Card payments and online orders
  • Cloud phone systems and fax replacements
  • Security cameras and alarm communicators that report over the internet
  • Scheduling, records and back-office software
  • Guest and staff Wi-Fi

03How it works

From quotes to install, handled.

  1. 01

    Tell us about your locations

    A short call or form: how many sites, which services, and any notices or renewals coming up. A recent bill for each service helps.

  2. 02

    We compare the options

    We look at what's available for each site and need across our marketplace of 400+ providers, and bring you quotes side by side.

  3. 03

    You choose. We handle the switch

    Paperwork, orders and install dates are coordinated for you. The provider you pick installs the service and bills you directly.

  4. 04

    We keep watch

    Contract end dates, carrier notices and renewal windows are tracked, so the next deadline isn't a surprise.

Internet, fixed wireless, satellite and SD-WAN providers we can quote
  • Comcast Business
  • Spectrum Business
  • AT&T
  • Verizon
  • Lumen
  • Frontier
  • Brightspeed
  • Optimum
  • Zayo
  • Cogent
  • GTT
  • Starlink
  • Viasat
  • Cato Networks
  • Aryaka
  • Bigleaf

Provider names and logos are trademarks of their owners, shown only to identify providers we can quote. No endorsement is implied.

Free line review

See what's available at each of your addresses.

Tell us how many locations you have. We'll check availability for each address and bring back options for a main line and a backup.

  • No cost to you. The provider you choose pays us.
  • A real person reviews every request.
  • Nothing changes on your account without your signature.
Number of locations
What should we look at?

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04FAQ

Questions operators ask

Something else? partner@wireandwatt.com

What is SD-WAN?

SD-WAN is a smart box, or a service running on one, that watches your internet lines and moves traffic to the working one when a line fails. For groups with several locations, it can also connect sites to each other securely.

Do we need a backup line at every location?

Not always. It matters most where card payments, online orders or phones stop when the internet does. We'll help you decide site by site.

Is fiber available at our addresses?

It varies street by street. We check what's available at each address before recommending anything, including fixed wireless where fiber and cable aren't.

Can you put all our locations on one contract?

Sometimes. Where one provider serves several of your sites, you may be able to bring them under one agreement. Where it doesn't, we line up contract dates so renewals happen on your schedule.

What does it cost?

Our help costs you nothing: the provider you choose pays us. Internet service is billed by the provider and quoted per address, because availability and speeds vary. We don't publish price lists.

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