Business
Satellite connectivity options for your business
From a rural shop or farm office to a temporary job site, we can help you think through connectivity needs, and what to confirm before you commit.
What to work out first
Reliability needs
Decide how costly downtime is, and whether a secondary connection makes sense.
Users and applications
Point-of-sale, phones, cloud software and cameras each put different demands on a link.
Site and installation
Where equipment can mount, who may approve it, and who installs it.
Terms and support
Contract length, cancellation, equipment ownership and who you call for help.
Backup connectivity
Using satellite as a second connection
Some businesses look at satellite as a backup when their main connection is unreliable or interrupted. Whether that fits depends on your equipment, your applications and what is available at your location.
Backup questions to ask
- Can the connection fail over automatically, or does it need manual changes?
- Will my phones, payment systems and cameras work over it?
- Does a backup plan cost less than a primary plan, and what are its limits?
- What does weather do to the backup when it is needed most?
Let's find the right option for your location.
Tell us where you are and what you need. We will talk through the options and what to confirm before you commit to anything.