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Fiber Internet

Enterprise Fiber Internet Built for Business

Dedicated, business-only fiber connectivity for organizations that depend on reliable internet access — not shared, best-effort broadband.

What's Included

Dedicated capacity, engineered for mission-critical use

Dedicated, Symmetrical Bandwidth

Equal upload and download speeds with no contention from other subscribers.

Static IP Addressing

IPv4 and IPv6 support where available, sized to your network's needs.

BGP Support

Multi-homed and provider-independent routing for customers who need it.

Enterprise SLAs

Service-level agreements backed by proactive network monitoring.

Redundant Routing Options

Diverse path options where available, for organizations that can't go dark.

Direct Engineer Access

Reach the people who understand your network, not a generic call queue.

Bandwidth

Scalable capacity from 100 Mbps to custom high-capacity services

Availability and construction requirements vary by location.

Entry100 Mbps
Standard500 Mbps – 1 Gbps
High Capacity2 – 10 Gbps
CustomBy Request
Use Cases

Built for organizations where connectivity can't fail

Multi-Location Businesses

Connect every location with consistent, dedicated bandwidth and unified support.

Cloud & Hosted Applications

Low-latency, symmetrical bandwidth for organizations running cloud-hosted or SaaS workloads.

VoIP & Video

Dedicated capacity avoids the congestion that degrades voice and video quality on shared connections.

Business Continuity

Route diversity and redundant options support organizations planning for continuity.

Check availability at your location

Tell us where you're located and what you need — we'll evaluate availability and follow up with options.

FAQ

Common questions

What is the difference between dedicated fiber and shared broadband?

Dedicated fiber provides bandwidth reserved exclusively for your organization, with symmetrical upload and download speeds. Shared broadband splits capacity across many subscribers and is typically asymmetrical.

Does Metro Fiber Systems support BGP?

Yes. Metro Fiber Systems supports BGP sessions for customers who need multi-homed or provider-independent routing.

Is every bandwidth tier available at every location?

No. Availability and construction requirements vary by location. Submit a service availability request and we will evaluate your specific address.