Business Fiber Optics Internet For Zero Downtime
Our Clients
We give you the power of all the big fiber optics carriers, but none of the hassle.
Carrier-Neutral Advantage
We partner with all major Canadian business internet providers Bell, TELUS, Rogers, and Cogeco. These are all the main Canadian fiber carriers. This gives you many choices for FTTP (Fiber to the Premises). Therefore, we find the best plan for you, not just one company’s plan.
Transparent Pricing
Get great prices from our partners. CanComCo offer you clear, upfront pricing. There are no hidden fees. You will know the exact cost right away.
Single Point of Support
Most importantly, we are your support center after install. We handle all service issues with the network provider. This important step means you call only one number for help.
Dedicated Account Manager
You get one easy point of contact for service. This expert understands what your business needs. Your manager helps you from the first call to the final install.
Why is Fiber Better than Copper?
Reliable Speed & Latency
Fiber technology gives you fast download speed and upload speed (up to 10 Gbps). It has very low latency and jitter. Low latency is crucial for clear video calls and cloud apps.
Symmetrical Speeds
Unlike cable, fiber often offers symmetrical speeds. Your download speed equals your upload speed (e.g., 1 Gbps / 1 Gbps). Consequently, your business can quickly upload backups and share large files easily.
SLA Options
For critical work, our partners give strong Service Level Agreements (SLAs). These often promise 99.9% uptime. This promise keeps your business running smoothly.
99.9% Uptime
Fiber is stronger against bad weather and interference than copper. Businesses get very reliable service because of this. This high uptime means less downtime for your staff.
Fiber vs. Cable: Simple Comparison
FTTP networks often use GPON business fiber internet. Look at this simple comparison to copper cable.
| Feature | Fiber optics (GPON/Active Ethernet) | Copper cable (Coaxial/DSL) |
|---|---|---|
| Data flow | Light pulses | Electric signals |
| Top speed | Reaches 10 Gbps easily | Usually stops near 1 Gbps |
| Symmetrical | Very common | Rare; uploads are slower |
| Reliability | Excellent; resists interference | Okay, but hurt by noise/weather |
| Signal loss | Very little over distance | Gets weaker far from the source |
| Lag/Delay | Extremely low latency | Higher, can slow down during busy times |
| Dedicated | Offers a dedicated port option | Bandwidth is usually shared |
What our Customers Say About Us!
Business Fiber Optics Internet AddOns
Static IP
You need a static public IP address to run your own servers or use VPNs. We can get these special identifiers for your network.
Managed Firewall
Let our partners handle your network security. This service guards your CPE (Customer Premises Equipment) from outside threats.
Managed SD-WAN
SD-WAN is a smart way to manage many connections. It makes sure your apps always work well, even across different office sites.
DDoS Mitigation
Get DDoS protection and shield your business from bad internet attacks. It ensures your online tools stay working during a hack attempt.
5G/4G Backup
Cellular failover is a great tool for work continuity. It moves your connection to a wireless 5G backup when your main fiber fails.
Business Phone
Get your voice service and internet together. Your stable fiber connection delivers a clear VoIP phone solution.
Our Vendors
Power Your Business with Lightning-Fast Fiber Internet
Easy Answers to Top Questions
Business fiber to the premise (FTTP) is much better than home service. Business fiber often includes symmetrical speeds. It also gives you a static public IP and better support. Crucially, it comes with an SLA for uptime and low latency. Home fiber is just “best effort.”
Your work decides the speed. A small office might need 100 Mbps or 500 Mbps. If you use the cloud a lot or send big files, you should choose 1 Gbps. Companies that host services might need 10 Gbps Dedicated Internet Access (DIA). We will help you find the best level.
A symmetrical connection gives you equal download speed and upload speed. For example, 500 Mbps down and 500 Mbps up. This matters a lot. Modern businesses need strong upload speeds for cloud and video. Equal speeds stop network slowdowns.
Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) is an unshared connection for your business. It often uses Active Ethernet or Metro Ethernet. You get a dedicated port. Shared fiber, like GPON business fiber internet, lets many users share one line. DIA promises better results and has a strict SLA.
Installation time changes. It depends if your building is on-net or off-net. An on-net building already has fiber. That takes 1 to 3 weeks. An off-net location needs last-mile fiber built. This may take several months. We manage the install to save you time.
Yes. Our partners give business services with formal Service Level Agreements (SLAs). These agreements promise service uptime of 99.9% or more. They also promise low latency and jitter.
An on-net site is very close to a fiber network. It needs no big build to connect service. Off-net means the site is outside the fiber area. It needs last-mile construction to get the FTTP fiber. We check all carrier maps to find the fastest way to serve you.
Yes, we do! Choosing CanComCo means you get one single support team. Our team handles 24/7 technical support. We manage all issues for you. This means faster fixes with less hassle.