One circuit is one point of failure. We design and source backup connectivity that takes over automatically when your primary line goes down. Free to you.
Get a Free QuoteMost outages aren’t caused by the carrier’s network failing everywhere. They’re a cut cable on your street, a failed device at your building, or a problem that only affects your circuit. A backup connection that uses a different path and a different technology keeps phones, card payments and cloud apps running while the primary gets fixed.
A cellular router or managed wireless service that fails over automatically. Fast to install and inexpensive to keep on standby.
A second wired-quality connection over the air, with no shared trench with your fiber.
A second wired circuit from a different carrier on a different physical path, for sites that can’t go down.
Tell us what runs over your connection and what an hour of downtime costs. We recommend the right level of backup, quote it across providers, and make sure the failover is tested before you rely on it.
We’re vendor-neutral. Depending on your location and requirements, options can include:
The provider compensates us, so our guidance is free to you — see how it works.
Internet failover is an automatic switch from your primary connection to a backup connection when the primary fails, so users and phones keep working without anyone changing settings.
For most small and mid-size offices, yes. Cellular backup handles email, cloud apps, VoIP and payments during an outage. Sites that move large amounts of data or can never go down usually need a second wired circuit.
Two circuits from one carrier often share the same cable, conduit or equipment, so one failure takes both down. A different carrier or technology avoids the shared point of failure.
They can. The firewall or SD-WAN device needs to be set up to keep calls working when the internet connection changes. We check this before cutover.
Yes. The provider you select compensates us, so our design and sourcing cost you nothing.
Tell us what happened and what runs on your connection. We’ll recommend the right backup and quote it across providers.
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