Dedicated internet access for Bay Area businesses
We build dedicated circuits up to 10 Gbps on our own network, as fast up as down, with a static IP and no data cap: over fiber where it reaches your building, by radio where it does not.
What you get with a dedicated circuit from us
Capacity that is yours
A dedicated circuit carries your traffic and no one else’s, so the capacity you order is not split with other subscribers.
Upload at the same rate as download
Sending runs as fast as receiving, which is what replication between sites, cloud backup and services you host for outside users depend on.
An address that does not move
Your static IP does not change, so your VPN, your DNS records and your firewall rules keep pointing at the right address.
No cap and no throttle
We put no limit on how much data you move and do not slow your traffic down, so a heavy month runs at the same speed as a quiet one.
How the circuit reaches your building
What already runs to your address decides the way in. The circuit that arrives is the same either way.
Over fiber, where a lateral reaches the building
If fiber already enters your building, we bring the circuit in on it and hand it off at your demarc. Nothing has to be trenched, and no one has to cut into the street.
Over a point-to-point link, where none does
If no lateral reaches the address, we engineer a radio link from our network to your building, designed for your site alone. It carries the same dedicated, symmetrical circuit a fiber lateral would.
We built a dedicated, symmetrical 10 Gbps circuit over the air to an enterprise office about 11 miles from our closest point of presence. How we built the 10 Gbps link
What to ask for with your quote
Every quote we write follows a survey of the building, and it can carry more than a price.
- The service terms for your circuit
- Ask about the terms that would cover your circuit, and we answer with the quote.
- The capacity the work needs
- Tell us the rate you have in mind and the work that runs short today, and we size the circuit to it.
- The price, with a contract or without one
- We offer the circuit on contract and no-contract terms, so ask for the price both ways.
Dedicated access compared with shared broadband
Both are sold at a gigabit, so the speed on a quote does not tell you which one you are buying.
| Specification | Dedicated internet access from us | Shared business broadband |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity | Dedicated to your circuit. | Shared by everyone on the same segment, so the speed at four in the afternoon depends on what the neighbors are doing. |
| Upload | The same as download. | Sometimes equal on fiber; on coax, usually a small fraction of the download. |
| Static IP | Included. | Usually available, often as a paid add-on. |
| Where it fits | Sites where the work stops when the connection does: hosted services, voice, replication, remote access. | Offices that can ride out a slow afternoon without anyone escalating. |
Dedicated internet access questions
Not necessarily. Fiber names what the signal travels on; dedicated names who shares the capacity. A business fiber plan can run on a segment that several subscribers share, so the word fiber on a quote does not tell you whether the capacity is set aside for you.
Every circuit comes with a static IP. If your site needs more addresses, tell us how many and what they are for when you ask for a quote.
It is still one path into the building, and a fault anywhere along that path takes the circuit down. If the site has to stay online through one, we build a second, independent path that avoids the first one’s route.
Yes. We also provide business VoIP, so your phones can ride the circuit we deliver and both services come from us.
A private line or an MPLS network carries traffic between your own sites. Dedicated internet access connects one site to the internet.
Find out whether the address can take a dedicated circuit
The survey answers two questions at once: whether fiber already reaches the building, and whether the roof can see one of our sites if it does not. Both answers are free and neither commits you to anything.