Business fiber and dedicated internet
Dedicated, symmetrical bandwidth with service level agreements for offices that run on cloud applications, voice, and video.
Business internet & networking
Fast, secure connections that stay up when you need them most
No business can afford downtime. We find the right mix of fiber, broadband, wireless backup, and SD-WAN for every location, and compare carriers so you pay a fair price for it.
What we help you buy
From a single office to a multi-site network
Business broadband
Cable and fiber broadband options for smaller sites, and as an affordable second connection.
Wireless and 5G/LTE backup
Fixed wireless and cellular connections for automatic failover, temporary sites, and locations fiber does not reach yet.
SD-WAN
Intelligent routing across connections, application prioritization, and automatic failover across every location.
SASE and network security
Firewall, secure access, and zero trust network access delivered from the cloud, combined with your network.
Managed network and Wi-Fi
Monitored routers, switches, and wireless access points, with a provider accountable for keeping them running.
Colocation and disaster recovery
Data center space, cloud connectivity, and backup and recovery services for systems that cannot go down.
Multi-site and MPLS replacement
Modern, lower-cost alternatives to legacy private networks, planned and cut over site by site.
Contract and bill review
A clear inventory of circuits, terms, and renewal dates, so nothing auto-renews at the wrong price.
Built for uptime
Redundancy, designed in from day one
- Two carriers, two paths. A primary and backup connection from different providers, entering the building separately where possible.
- Automatic failover. SD-WAN or a failover device moves voice and critical apps to the backup without anyone touching a cable.
- Voice that survives an outage. Cloud phone systems that reroute calls to mobile apps when the office is offline.
- One escalation path. When something breaks, you call us, and we chase the carrier.
Carriers and networks we compare
A sample of the internet, fiber, and SD-WAN providers in our portfolio. We are independent and not tied to any one of them.
- AT&T Business
- Comcast Business
- Spectrum
- Verizon
- Consolidated Communications
- FirstLight
- Lumen
- Cox Business
- Windstream Enterprise
- Zayo
- Granite
- Cato Networks
- Aryaka
- Bigleaf Networks
Insights
Guides on internet and networking
Internet & networking
How to Build Redundancy Into Your Network: A Comprehensive Guide
Keep your business online: diverse internet circuits, SD-WAN failover, and other ways to build network redundancy for cloud apps.
Internet & networking
How SD-WAN Can Improve Application Performance And Network Uptime
How SD-WAN routes traffic across broadband, fiber, and LTE to improve application performance and keep your network up.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between dedicated internet and business broadband?
Dedicated internet access (DIA) gives you bandwidth reserved for your business, usually on fiber, with matching upload and download speeds and a service level agreement. Business broadband is shared with other customers in the area and costs less. Many organizations pair a dedicated circuit with a broadband or wireless backup.
How do we keep working if our internet goes down?
Build redundancy: a second connection from a different carrier, ideally over a different physical path, plus a device or SD-WAN service that fails over automatically. Wireless 5G or LTE backup is a cost-effective second path for many offices.
What is SD-WAN, and do we need it?
SD-WAN (software-defined wide area networking) routes traffic intelligently across multiple connections, prioritizes important applications like voice and video, and fails over automatically. It is most valuable for organizations with more than one location, heavy cloud use, or a low tolerance for downtime.
Can you find fiber for offices in rural New Hampshire, Vermont, or Maine?
We check availability across national carriers and regional fiber networks for each address, and compare fixed wireless and other options where fiber is not yet available or would require costly construction.
How long does a new business internet installation take?
It depends on what is already built to your building. Where a provider is on-net, installation can be quick; where construction is required, it can take considerably longer. We confirm timelines with each provider before you sign and plan backup service if a date slips.
What does it cost to work with Menadena?
Menadena earns commissions from suppliers as an independent sales agent. You get competing quotes and one advisor for the life of the service.
Find out what is available at your address.
Send us your locations and current bills. We will check every carrier that serves you and come back with options.