Business Internet
Automatic failover keeps your business, security system, and remote work running through any outage.
The average American experiences 1.3 internet outages per month lasting an average of 53 minutes. For most households that's an inconvenience. For businesses, remote workers, and people with medical devices, it's a crisis.
Backup internet solves this with a failover connection — a secondary line that automatically takes over the moment your primary goes down. Your devices stay connected, your VoIP calls don't drop, and your POS system keeps processing payments.
Backup internet (also called failover internet) is a secondary connection that automatically activates when your primary connection goes down. Your router detects the outage and switches to the backup within seconds.
4G/5G LTE cellular backup is the most common. Fixed wireless, satellite, and even a second cable or fiber line can also serve as backup.
With a router that supports automatic failover, the switch typically happens in 30–90 seconds. Some enterprise routers switch in under 5 seconds.
Any business or household where downtime has real consequences: medical devices, home security systems, remote workers, restaurants with POS systems, and anyone who works or earns money from home.
A basic 4G LTE backup plan starts around $25–$50/mo with a compatible router. The router itself typically costs $100–$300.