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Advertised shared-broadband plans run from about $35/mo (5G fixed wireless) to $285/mo (multi-gig fiber). Cable business plans typically start at $60–$70/mo for 300 Mbps, and symmetrical fiber gig service runs roughly $70–$140/mo. Many providers now price by custom quote, and taxes, equipment and install fees vary by market — one call gets the exact number for your address.

As a rule of thumb: point-of-sale, email and light browsing run fine on 100–300 Mbps. A team of 5–15 people on cloud apps and video calls is happier on 300–500 Mbps. If you upload large files, run backups off-site, host video or have 20+ heavy users, symmetrical gigabit fiber is worth it — upload speed matters as much as download.

Fiber is the gold standard: symmetrical speeds, lowest latency, most reliable, but the smallest footprint. Cable is available almost everywhere and fast downstream, with slower uploads and shared-neighborhood capacity. 5G fixed wireless installs itself in minutes with no wiring and is great for new locations or backup, but real-world speed depends on signal and network load at your address.

A Service Level Agreement is a contractual uptime guarantee — the provider commits to availability and repair times and pays credits when it misses. Standard business broadband usually does NOT include one; dedicated internet products do. If an hour of downtime costs you real revenue (medical, finance, e-commerce, call centers), ask about dedicated service with an SLA — otherwise broadband plus a wireless backup is usually the better spend.

Business fiber footprints are address-specific and often differ from residential coverage — the building next door can be lit while yours isn’t. We check live serviceability for your exact address on the call, across every provider we carry.

It varies more than residential: Spectrum, AT&T Business Fiber, Frontier and T-Mobile advertise no-annual-contract plans; Comcast and Cox promo pricing usually requires a 1–2 year agreement; satellite business plans often run 24–36 months. Early-termination fees are commonly a percentage of the remaining term — ask before you sign.

Usually an add-on rather than included — commonly $15–$30/mo depending on provider and how many addresses you need. Cox includes one static IP with service; T-Mobile offers static IP as an upgrade on business 5G. If you host servers, VPN endpoints or cameras, price the static IP into your comparison.

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