Loon Business
Internet for shops, lodges, band and township offices. Same network as our residential service, with static addressing and higher upload.
Plans
| Plan | Download | Upload | Price | Static IP | SLA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Business Starter | 75 Mbps | 15 Mbps | $29.99 | Available | — |
| Business ProMost common | 150 Mbps | 15 Mbps | $45.09 | Available | — |
| Business Elite | 250 Mbps | 25 Mbps | $60.19 | Included | Available |
| Business Advanced | 350 Mbps | 50 Mbps | $75.29 | Included | Included |
| Business Ultimate | 500 Mbps | 100 Mbps | $90.39 | Included | Included |
Upload matters more than download for most businesses — card terminals, cameras, backups and video calls all send. That is why the upload figures here are higher than the residential tiers at the same price.
What is included
- No contract. Leave any month, no penalty.
- No data cap, no overage billing, no throttling.
- Standard installation at no charge.
- Outdoor antenna and indoor router provided.
- Support answered locally.
Talk to us first
If you run card terminals, cameras, a booking system or a phone system over the connection, tell us before you pick a tier. Those change which plan is right, and two of them change how we configure the install.
- Sales
- sales@loonwireless.ca
- Phone
- (705) 479-2302
Service level
Business Advanced and Business Ultimate include a service level agreement. Business Elite can have one added.
An SLA sets a response time for an outage and what happens if we miss it. It does not make the connection immune to weather, a cut fibre upstream or a power failure at a tower — nothing does. It sets out what we owe you when one of those happens.
Questions
Can I get a static IP address?
Yes. It is included from Business Elite up and available on Starter and Pro.
Do you install outside business hours?
Where we can, yes. If an install means closing your doors, say so when you book and we will work around it.
Can you connect more than one building?
Often, if both have line of sight to a tower. Call and describe the sites.
Is business service on a separate network?
No. It is the same towers and the same upstream carriers as the residential service. What differs is the upload provisioned, the static addressing and the SLA.