Business internet for shops, offices and job sites
The right connection depends on the building. A permanent office with heavy uploads wants fiber. A new storefront that needs to open this week wants 5G. A site past the last tower wants Starlink. We price the options that actually reach your address.
The options
T-Mobile 5G Business Internet
From $35 a month on Small Business Grow for businesses under 10 employees. Wi-Fi 7 gateway you plug in yourself, no construction. $35 device connection charge.
T-Mobile Unlimited Business Internet
$50 a month with a $30 bill credit when you have a qualifying voice line. Five-year price guarantee.
AT&T Business Fiber
Tiers up to 5 GIG. Installs from 3 business days where fiber is already in the building.
T-Mobile SuperBroadband
5G as the main line with unlimited Starlink satellite backup, managed and monitored, on one bill. $250 a month per site on a three-year term.
Starlink Business
Satellite internet for small business sites that fiber and 5G do not reach, from $55 a month, month to month. Starlink for business plans.
What we would ask you
Where is the building, how many people use the connection, what runs on it (card machines, cameras, phones, cloud software), and what does an hour offline cost you. With those four answers we can tell you which option fits and what it will cost.
Working it out
Plain answers to the questions we get asked most, with the pricing next to them.
T-Mobile or AT&T?
Where each one actually wins, the pricing on six lines, and the catch in AT&T's advertised rate.
Read it →When does the price become negotiable?
Under 20 lines you pay the rate card. From 20 to 99 the carriers will quote you — but only if someone registers the account.
Read it →Independent advice, or straight to the carrier?
It costs the same either way. What changes is whether anyone is looking at the whole picture for you.
Read it →Starlink as backup internet
Three different jobs it can do, what each costs, and why backup and coverage are not the same problem.
Read it →Running two carriers at once
Fiber from one, 5G failover from the other — and when one bill with satellite behind it is the simpler answer.
Read it →How long does switching take?
About three weeks. Why the phones are never the hold-up, and how to avoid waiting on a fiber build.
Read it →Get both carriers priced for your business
Email a photo or PDF of your current phone or internet bill to hello@photex.us and we will price it on T-Mobile and AT&T within one business day. Or call 847-991-9419.