In many respects, Internet demands for small businesses are similar to those of larger organizations.  The biggest exception is that smaller businesses typically have fewer resources to afford broadband services.  Because of the need to economize, many smaller businesses are faced with decisions that pit economics versus performance , therefore, businesses sometimes choose plans that often leave them under served.  Common options for small business include "bundled carrier services", "carrier DSL," or services offered by the local cable companies.

While these competing services often are priced aggressively, the packaging of broadband can be questionable or inconsistent.  As an example, bundled services typically are driven through a fractional T-1 or a dedicated T-1 to your office.  These plans normally include local and long distance calling.  Internet is usually offered based on the availability of bandwidth left over after the various voice needs are set.  Other businesses turn to local "carrier DSL" plans or what is offered by the local cable companies.  Although these plans are economically driven, the deliverable is often plagued with issues such as unbalanced (asymmetrical) services, overloading of the circuits and more.

Transwave "Shared Access" was designed to compete very aggressively with traditional Telco DSL and cable services both from a price and performance perspective!  This is a Shared Access platform, allowing our subscribers access to an enjoyable tiered service depending on bandwidth needs and budget.  Service tiers include 1 Mbps, 2 Mbps, and 4 Mbps.

Transwave Shared Access is offered in several areas throughout WNY.  For more information on this service, please refer to our Shared Access Brochure or contact our office for a quote and/or eligible coverage in your area.