Verizon Business Internet vs Starlink Business
Two business internet tools side by side. Prices are the starting plan a small business would pick, in USD.
Short version
Starlink Business costs less for a six-person team.
Verizon Business Internet fits retail shop, restaurant or café, service business, agency or studio, online store.
Starlink Business fits trades or contractor.
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| In one line | Fios fiber and 5G fixed wireless internet for US businesses | Satellite internet for sites without cable or fiber |
| Starting price | From $64/mo | From $55/mo |
| Six-person team | $64/mo | $55/mo |
| Plans | Price varies by address and not every plan is sold everywhere; taxes and fees extra on all plans. Fios fiber (select areas only), 2-year term that auto-renews: 300/300 Mbps $69/mo ($64 with Auto Pay and paper-free billing), 1-year price guarantee; 500/500 Mbps $99/mo ($94), 2-year guarantee; 1 Gig (940/880 Mbps) $149/mo ($144), 3-year guarantee; 2 Gig (2048/2048 Mbps) $179/mo ($174), 5-year guarantee. The price rises $10/mo when the guarantee ends, then moves to the current rate. Without the 2-year term each tier costs $10/mo more. Activation fee $49 on the term or $99 month-to-month (none on 2 Gig); router $399.99 to buy or $18/mo to rent, or bring your own; early termination fee 35% of the remaining base charges; 30-day money-back guarantee on the 2-year term only. 5G Business Internet (fixed wireless, where the 5G network reaches): 100 Mbps $65/mo with the current offer (was $69), 200 Mbps $85/mo (was $99), 10-year price guarantee, self-setup, router on a monthly payment plan or bring your own, 30-day satisfaction guarantee, plus an Economic Adjustment Charge; $35/mo and $55/mo when paired with a select Verizon business smartphone plan ($30/mo credit per line). Up to $1,500 bill credit toward a previous provider's early termination fee on Fios or 5G. No published yearly prepay; prices are monthly. | Per location (one dish per plan), billed monthly with no contract and no yearly option: Local Priority 50 GB $55/mo, 500 GB $155/mo, 1 TB $280/mo, 2 TB $530/mo; extra priority data $25 per 50 GB or $125 per 500 GB; once priority data runs out, unlimited data at up to 1 Mbps down and 0.5 Mbps up. Hardware cost $349 one time (self-install, no install fee listed; the page does not name the kit, and the rugged Performance Kit price was not shown). Global Priority for ocean and global use from $250/mo. Prices shown as 'starting at' with no promo or autopay discount; service availability depends on address; 30-day full refund. Local-currency prices differ: from £30/mo in the UK, CA$75/mo in Canada, A$84/mo in Australia |
| Pricing model | Paid | Paid |
| Free trial | — | — |
| Users | One location per line; Fios on a 2-year term | One location per plan; public IP included (not static) |
| Integrations | Business Digital Voice phone lines, LTE and 5G backup internet, Business Internet Secure, router rental, TechTeam support | Extra data blocks, Performance Kit, Global Priority, multi-site dashboard |
| Team size | Just me · 2–10 people · 11–50 people | Just me · 2–10 people · 11–50 people |
| Available in | US | US · UK · CA · AU |
| Phone support | Every plan; every plan | Every plan |
| Live chat | Plans not stated | Every plan |
| Support hours | Phone: Fios repair line open every day, around the clock, Fios customer service weekdays 8:30am to 6pm Eastern · Phone: Wireless line (5G and LTE internet) weekdays 8am to 8pm Eastern, Wireless line Saturday 8am to 5pm Eastern, closed Sunday | Phone: 24/7 in the US and Canada, in English · Web form: 24/7, all year |
| Incidents posted | We found no public status page for Verizon. | We found no public status page for SpaceX. |
| Fit: Retail shop | 72 | 45 |
| Fit: Restaurant or café | 70 | 40 |
| Fit: Service business | 74 | 50 |
| Fit: Agency or studio | 70 | 35 |
| Fit: Trades or contractor | 62 | 75 |
| Fit: Online store | 62 | 40 |
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| Visit Verizon Business Internet | Visit Starlink Business |
Six-person prices are what a team of six would pay on the published plans; "Not listed" means those plans don't cover six. How we calculate prices
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