The enterprise network that powers the Fortune 500 — fiber, 5G, and global reach
Verizon Business combines the nation's most reliable wireless network with enterprise-grade fiber internet, MPLS, SD-WAN, and global private networking. For enterprises where mobility and fixed connectivity converge — workers on 5G mobile devices hitting cloud apps over Verizon fiber — a single Verizon relationship simplifies procurement, billing, and support dramatically.
Verizon Business serves over 4 million business customers globally, including 99% of the Fortune 500. Their connectivity portfolio spans dedicated fiber internet, One Fiber infrastructure, MPLS, SD-WAN, 4G/5G fixed wireless, and global Ethernet via Verizon's international network. Verizon's enterprise wireless network is widely regarded as the most reliable in the United States — a differentiator for field-force mobility and IoT-intensive industries. Verizon Business Internet and Verizon One Business bundle fixed and mobile connectivity for simplified enterprise procurement.
Deployment model: Owned fiber + #1 wireless network; global reach via Verizon international infrastructure. Pricing model: Per-location MRC; enterprise agreements with multi-line and multi-site discounts. Typical price range: Business Internet from $120/month; Dedicated Internet from $500/month; enterprise custom. Pricing is negotiable at volume — Compare Select benchmarks quotes against real transacted deals before you sign.
Converged fixed internet and wireless under one Verizon account — single bill, single contact, bundled discounts. Simplifies multi-location procurement when both wired and wireless are needed.
Verizon 5G Ultra Wideband fixed wireless delivers gigabit speeds without fiber construction — ideal for backup circuits, temporary locations, or buildings that can't be fiber-served.
Managed SD-WAN with integrated security (SASE), centralized policy management, and AI-driven traffic optimization — running over Verizon's network with 99.99% uptime SLA.
International MPLS and Ethernet connectivity spanning 150 countries through Verizon's global fiber backbone — deterministic performance for multi-national enterprise WAN.
Dedicated, isolated wireless network slices for IoT devices — keeping connected devices on a secure, private APN separate from corporate data traffic.
Consumption-based networking — provision bandwidth on demand, scale down during off-peak, and pay for what you use. Ideal for organizations with seasonal or variable bandwidth needs.
| Alternative | How it compares |
|---|---|
| AT&T Business | AT&T has more extensive fiber-to-the-building coverage in some enterprise markets. Verizon wins on wireless reliability and 5G Ultra Wideband fixed wireless availability. |
| Comcast Business | Comcast has broader cable internet availability at lower prices. Verizon wins on wireless integration, global reach, and enterprise-grade SLAs. |
In Verizon 5G Ultra Wideband markets, fixed wireless delivers gigabit speeds with low latency — suitable as a primary circuit for offices under 50 users or as a cost-effective backup to fiber. It's not available everywhere, and performance varies by building and line-of-sight. Compare Select will verify 5G UW availability at your specific addresses.
Verizon's global private IP network spans 150 countries with local points of presence in major business hubs. For enterprise multi-national WAN, Verizon can provision MPLS or Ethernet circuits in most major countries. Compare Select will scope international requirements and compare against alternatives like Zayo or Lumen for long-haul capacity.
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