Business Internet
Your internet bill is probably too high.
We can fix that.
Most businesses pick a provider once and never look again. We shop every carrier in your area, compare the options side by side, and get you connected to the right service — without the runaround.
How It Works
We do the shopping.
You get connected.
Getting business internet shouldn't mean hours on hold with carriers, decoding contracts, or guessing whether you're getting a fair price. That's what we're here for.
Step 01
We check what's actually available at your address
Not every carrier services every building. We run availability checks across every major provider and wholesale option for your specific location — not just what's advertised in your area.
Step 02
We pull quotes and put them side by side
Speed tiers, contract terms, installation timelines, SLA commitments — we gather the real numbers from each provider and present them in a format that actually makes sense to compare.
Step 03
We explain the tradeoffs honestly
Fiber is usually the right answer — but not always. We'll tell you when the upsell isn't worth it, and when a wireless or coax solution is genuinely a better fit for your situation.
Step 04
We handle the coordination and stay in the loop
Once you choose, we manage the paperwork, installer scheduling, and provider communication. You don't need to chase anyone — we do that part so your team doesn't have to.
Connection Types
Not all internet is the same.
Here's what matters.
The technology behind your connection affects speed, reliability, and what happens when something goes wrong. We help you understand the difference before you sign anything.
Type
Best For
Typical Speeds
Reliability
Fiber
Offices needing consistent, high-speed uploads — cloud-heavy, video calls, VoIP
1Gbps – 25 Gbps
HIGHEST
Coax / Cable
Smaller offices with moderate bandwidth needs; good value where fiber isn't available
100 Mbps – 1.5 Gbps
Good
Fixed Wireless
Locations where fiber isn't available; faster installation timelines
100 Mbps – 1.5 Gbps
Good
Starlink Business
Remote sites, temporary locations, backup circuits, rural properties
100 – 500 Mbps
Situational
Dual-Circuit / Failover
Any business where internet downtime means lost revenue — law firms, medical, finance
Varies by carrier
Redundancy
Stuck in a Bad Contract?
We do the shopping.
You get connected.
Getting business internet shouldn't mean hours on hold with carriers, decoding contracts, or guessing whether you're getting a fair price. That's what we're here for.
Review your current contract
Many contracts have anniversary clauses or rate change provisions that let you exit without penalty.
Compare real costs
Installation fees, hardware rental, and early termination penalties all factor into the real cost of switching.
Negotiate on your behalf
We access wholesale and competitive pricing that businesses typically can't get on their own.
Providers We Work With
We quote every major carrier,
not just the one with the best sales rep.
Getting business internet shouldn't mean hours on hold with carriers, decoding contracts, or guessing whether you're getting a fair price. That's what we're here for.
Telus
Rogers
Shaw
Allstream
Enmax
Starlink
No Blind Spots
We check every carrier against your address — including wholesale and building-exclusive options that don't show up on comparison sites.
No Commissions
Carriers pay us when deals close — but all carriers do, so we have no reason to push one over another. Our recommendation is based on your needs, not margin.
Access to Competitive Pricing
Businesses working through an IT partner often access pricing tiers that aren't available when going directly to a carrier's sales team.
FAQ
Questions we get a lot
Turns out a lot of businesses have the same concerns. Here are the honest answers.
Is fiber internet available at my location?
We check availability with every carrier servicing your area — not just the ones with the biggest ad budgets. Fiber, coax, wireless — we'll show you exactly what's accessible at your address and what it'll cost.
My building doesn't have fiber. What are the options?
We often help clients negotiate reduced or waived installation costs to get fiber pulled to a new building. If that's not feasible, we'll identify the best alternative — whether that's coax, fixed wireless, or a hybrid setup — and be honest about the tradeoffs.
Can I break my current internet contract early?
We review your existing agreement and identify any exit windows, rate-change provisions, or anniversary clauses that let you switch without penalty. In cases where an early termination fee applies, we help you calculate whether the savings make it worth it.
How do you make money if it's free for us?
Internet carriers pay referral fees when businesses connect through an IT partner. Every carrier pays roughly the same rate, so we have no financial reason to push one over another. Our recommendation is based entirely on what fits your situation best.
Can you set up internet for tenants or a whole building?
Yes. We work with landlords and property managers to coordinate shared service agreements, individual tenant circuits, or building-wide access arrangements. This includes commercial, mixed-use, and industrial properties.
We already have managed IT through Lumitiv. Does this cost extra?
No. Internet procurement is part of how we support clients as their full IT department. If you're an existing client, we'll handle the quoting and coordination as part of your relationship with us.