Verizon offers several business internet options designed for different needs. These include 5G Business Internet, LTE Business Internet, and Verizon Fios Business Internet. Fiber (Fios) delivers the fastest, most reliable speeds where available, while 5G and LTE wireless solutions provide flexible, quick-to-deploy connectivity—especially useful for mobile operations, temporary locations, or areas without fiber infrastructure.

The best option depends on your size, usage, and location. Verizon Fios Business Internet is ideal for bandwidth-heavy businesses like offices with video conferencing, cloud tools, or large teams. 5G Business Internet works well for growing businesses needing flexibility and fast setup. Consider speed requirements, reliability, and scalability when choosing.

Pricing for Verizon Wireless Business Internet (including 5G and LTE) varies based on location, speed tier, and plan features. Entry-level plans typically start around $69/month, with higher-tier options costing more depending on performance and included services. Discounts may be available for existing Verizon Business customers or bundled services. Because availability and pricing differ by address, it’s best to check directly for the most accurate quote.

Verizon Fios Business Internet pricing generally starts at $69–$99 per month for small-business plans, with costs increasing for higher speeds and enterprise-grade service. Pricing depends on your location, required bandwidth, and contract terms. Fios plans often include symmetrical upload and download speeds, which can justify the higher cost for businesses relying on cloud applications, VoIP systems, or large file transfers.

Verizon provides business-focused customer support with multiple channels, including phone, live chat, and online account management tools. Many plans include 24/7 technical support, and larger businesses may receive dedicated account managers. Verizon also offers service-level agreements (SLAs) on certain plans, ensuring uptime guarantees and faster response times—critical for businesses that rely heavily on uninterrupted connectivity.

Most Verizon Business Internet plans include essential equipment like a modem or optical network terminal (ONT) for fiber, plus a router or gateway device. Wireless plans (5G/LTE) typically include a receiver or gateway that connects to Verizon’s network. Some plans may offer advanced networking equipment, such as Wi-Fi extenders or managed routers, depending on your service tier and whether you choose add-on features.

Installation depends on the service type. Verizon Fios Business Internet usually requires a professional technician to run fiber lines and set up equipment on-site. In contrast, 5G and LTE Business Internet often involve simple self-installation with a plug-and-play gateway. Verizon will guide you through the process, whether scheduling a technician or providing step-by-step instructions for a quick and easy setup.

Installation timelines vary by service. Wireless options from Verizon, like 5G and LTE Business Internet, can often be set up within a few days—or even the same day—with self-install kits. Fiber installations, such as Verizon Fios Business Internet, may take one to two weeks depending on technician availability and site readiness. Availability at your address is the biggest factor in timing.