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Business internet plans uptime you can bank on.
Business plans buy you service-level agreements, static IPs, priority repair windows, and support that answers. For a storefront or a busy home office, that difference is the product.
- $60/mo
- Plans from
- 300 Mbps – 5 Gbps
- Typical speeds
- 6
- Providers compared
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What matters most
Best for: Storefronts, clinics, studios, and serious home offices.
SLA-backed uptime
Guaranteed restoration windows instead of a best-effort queue.
Static IP included
Required for VPNs, point-of-sale systems, and hosted services.
Priority support
Dedicated business lines with far shorter hold times.
Upside
- Uptime guarantees
- Static IP addresses
- Priority technician dispatch
- Scalable bandwidth
Trade-offs
- Higher monthly cost
- Longer contract terms typical
Providers to compare
Ranked by our composite score of value, speed and satisfaction.
AT&T
4.6The largest fiber network in the country, with symmetrical speeds, no data caps, and no annual contract on fiber plans.
From $55/mo · up to 5 Gbps
Spectrum
4.1Wide cable coverage with no data caps and no contracts, plus a contract buyout for switchers still stuck with another provider.
From $50/mo · up to 1 Gbps
Xfinity
4.2The widest range of speed tiers in the industry, from budget starter plans to multi-gig, with frequent price-lock promotions.
From $35/mo · up to 2 Gbps
Verizon Fios
4.7Consistently top-rated fiber in the Northeast plus 5G home internet nationwide, both with multi-year price guarantees.
From $35/mo · up to 2 Gbps
Cox Communications
3.9Strong cable coverage across the Southwest and Southeast with flexible tiers and a low-cost plan for qualifying households.
From $40/mo · up to 2 Gbps
Frontier Fiber
4.4Aggressively priced fiber with symmetrical speeds and a growing multi-gig footprint across the Southeast, Texas, and California.
From $30/mo · up to 7 Gbps
Prices are illustrative entry-level estimates — providers control pricing, terms, and availability.
Business internet FAQs
Is business internet worth the premium?
If an outage costs you revenue, yes. The SLA and priority repair are what you are paying for.
Can I run business internet at home?
Yes, most providers will install a business line at a residential address if the network supports it.
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