As a small business owner, you have to make an endless number of critical decisions every single day. When it comes to finding the right internet for your business, let CenturyLink Business take out the guesswork.
CenturyLink Business internet packages are built with your busy day-to-day in mind. Stream video conferences, backup data to the cloud, and shoot email after email with internet designed for your workday.
A competitive business internet package has upload and download speeds and supports enough devices for every employee. Business internet must do all of this simultaneously:
Stream video conferencing software
Download and upload massive files
Backup weighty projects to the cloud
Run complex production programs
When it comes to doing business, speed matters.
The mom-and-pop florist, the arcade bar franchisee down the street, and even the downtown investment enterprise all have two things in common: 1.) internet is integral to their business, and 2.) they want to save money.
Find out which CenturyLink Business Internet package is right for your business using this handy internet speed comparison table.
Business Internet 500 from CenturyLink Business is an essential option for medium-sized businesses, or for any business looking to expand.
If you own a business with a good number of employees and want to perform data-heavy tasks—such as constant cloud-backups, heavy file downloading, and website hosting—speeds up to half a gig will get the job done.
Fiber Gigabit is one of the fastest packages offered by CenturyLink Business. Small businesses should consider this package to best support a high number of employees.
If you own a business with a large number of employees and would like to perform data-heavy tasks—such as consistent cloud-backups, heavy file downloading and uploading, and multi-site web hosting—speeds nearing a gig will get you there.
Which business internet speed is right for me?
The right business internet for your company depends on several factors: number of employees, type of work or task, and how employees use the internet to perform tasks.
To see which speed is right for you, check out the internet comparison table on this page.
What is the difference between business and residential internet?
The main difference between the two is that residential internet is meant for personal use within a home or living space, while business internet is meant for a work environment.
Businesses should invest in business internet over residential, as business packages are built to meet the performance needs of a typical workday, whereas residential internet may not meet those needs.
How much is CenturyLink Business Internet?
The price of CenturyLink Business Internet varies on the package you select. CenturyLink Fiber Internet up to 500 Mbps starts at just $50.
Where is Centurylink Business Fiber Gigabit available?
You can check to see if CenturyLink Business Fiber Gigabit is available by going to our availability page.
