Frontier® Business Internet
Get high-speed internet service backed by 24/7 technical support.
Starting at
19
99/mo(where available)
Pricing and speed subject to availability, call for details.
Starting at
20
00/mo(download + upload speeds where available)
Pricing and speed subject to availability, call for details.
Frontier Business Internet Features
Highly Reliable Network
Frontier high-speed internet service helps ensure maximum uptime and reliability. Experience fewer interruptions with Frontier internet service.
Dedicated Line for Maximum Dependability
With Frontier Business Internet, your business gets a dedicated line, so you don’t have to worry about network congestion from other businesses and users. A dedicated line frees you to help your customers instead of planning your use around peak times.
24/7 Business-Class Tech Support
When things go wrong, it’s rarely at a convenient time. That’s why Frontier offers 24/7 US-based technical support to all business customers. Get help when you need it from a reliable service provider.
Advanced Wireless Networking
Modern offices are fluid, open, and more flexible than ever. And so is Frontier Business Internet, thanks to secure Wi-Fi. Give your employees the freedom to get more done.
8 Email Accounts Included
Frontier Business Internet comes with professional email addresses (1 main, 7 subs) and includes 1TB of storage in Frontier Yahoo Mail, store up to 1000 GBs of emails and attachments.
Static IPs Available
A static IP address enhances reliability and speed on critical devices like servers.
Professional On-Site Installation Available
Installation day doesn’t have to be scary. We’ll take care of the installation fee, so you can focus on what matters.
Why Choose Frontier Business Internet?
You have more important things to worry about than a poor internet connection. Frontier Business Internet is fast and reliable, and it comes with round-the-clock tech support. Dependable internet lets you focus on what matters: serving your customers.
Residential vs. Business Internet: Which Is Right for You?
Business internet typically comes with additional perks and features that residential internet doesn’t offer, including a dedicated line so other users’ traffic doesn’t slow your business down, and priority, 24/7 tech support so you can get help when you need it.
Who Should Consider Frontier Business Internet at Home?
Don’t miss out on the perks of business-class internet just because you work from home. Home-based businesses and remote workers can also take advantage of Frontier Business Internet. Whether you’re a freelancer, a digital entrepreneur, a small business owner, or all three, you can get the dependable internet you need right in the comfort of your home office—even if you live in a rural area.
What’s the Difference between Upload
and Download Speed?
Typically, when providers mention internet speeds, what they mean is download speed: the data coming into your devices. But upload speed—data leaving your devices—can be just as important. If your connection speed is slow with only certain activities, you might want to consider increasing your upload speed.
Download speed is used for incoming data:
- File downloads
- Streaming audio and video
Upload speed is using for outgoing data:
- Sharing photos to social media
- Cloud backup software
- Sending email attachments
Both speeds are used for some activities:
- VoIP digital phone systems
- Video calls
- Chat and messaging apps
What’s the Difference Between a Static
IP and a Dynamic IP?
An IP address is a number assigned to every device on the internet. It functions a bit like a street address, but for your computer, and it tells other devices where to find your computer online.
There are two types of IP addresses: static and dynamic. Each has different use cases.
A static IP has the following features:
- Is assigned manually and is always the same
- Provides more reliability and slightly faster connection speed
- Is essential for servers and VPN use
A dynamic IP has the following features: :
- Is automatically assigned and changes regularly
- Requires less maintenance
- Is used by most devices
What Is a Dedicated Internet Connection?
A dedicated internet connection, or dedicated line, means your business’s data is kept separate on the network rather than on a shared line with other nearby businesses and homes.
A dedicated line is faster, more secure, and more reliable because your data can’t get bogged down by heavy network loads during peak use times. These features ensure your business gets the most from its internet connection.
What Are the Benefits of Having a Business Internet Router?
Business-class wireless routers are designed with the realities of a business environment in mind. That means they can better support multiple simultaneous users. They typically offer higher bandwidth and have built-in security features, like a VPN server.
Consumer routers, on the other hand, are typically designed with just a few users in mind, and they often lack advanced security features. Choosing a business router makes sense because it caters to the unique needs of a business environment.
Frontier Communications offers a variety of business routers and other equipment options designed to work with the Frontier service network. This helps ensure maximum reliability and faster service and support.
What Is Frontier Business FiOS Internet?
FiOS, or fiber-optic service, is internet delivered over fiber-optic cables. These cables are made of thin strands of glass that transmit the signal as light waves. These cables can transmit an enormous amount of information over long distances with minimal signal loss. As a result, FiOS service is typically faster, more efficient, and more reliable than other types of internet, like DSL, cable, or broadband service.
Frontier FiOS internet for business is a 100% fiber-optic internet connection. It delivers symmetrical speeds for faster uploads and comes with professional installation and round-the-clock tech support.
How Does Frontier Business FiOS Internet Compare to Cable?
Frontier Business FiOS Internet uses fiber-optic cables, which transmit signals as pulses of light through long, thin glass strands inside the cable. Traditional coaxial cables, on the other hand, use copper to transmit signals.
Fiber-optic networks can transmit much larger amounts of information over long distances without signal loss, which results in a stronger, more reliable signal and faster speeds. The higher bandwidth also allows for symmetrical upload and download speeds, which is an excellent business feature that enables faster file transfers, phone service, video calls, and FiOS TV.