Verizon Business Internet vs T-Mobile Business Internet

Two business internet tools side by side. Prices are the starting plan a small business would pick, in USD.

Compare	Verizon Business InternetVerizon	T-Mobile Business InternetT-Mobile
In one line	Fios fiber and 5G fixed wireless internet for US businesses	5G fixed wireless internet with a 5-year price guarantee
Starting price	From $64/mo	From $35/mo
Six-person team	$64/mo	$35/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.	Unlimited Business Internet (5G fixed wireless, typical 91-361 Mbps down, 21-38 Mbps up): $35/mo, no voice line needed; billed monthly, no annual contract, no yearly-billing price; 5-year price guarantee on the base price, taxes and fees excluded; AutoPay terms not stated for this plan; $35 device connection charge at sale; Wi-Fi 7 gateway or business router included with no equipment fee (return it or pay up to $750); regulatory and telco recovery fees up to $2.60/line plus taxes; static IP, mesh nodes, remote management and professional installation are upgrades with no published price; up to $800 in bill credits toward a previous provider's early termination fee; price and 5G availability vary by address; SuperBroadband (5G plus Starlink backup, 99.99% uptime credit) from $250/mo on a 36-month commitment
Pricing model	Paid	Paid
Free trial	—	—
Users	One location per line; Fios on a 2-year term	One location per line; static IP extra
Integrations	Business Digital Voice phone lines, LTE and 5G backup internet, Business Internet Secure, router rental, TechTeam support	Static IP, mesh Wi-Fi nodes, remote management, Starlink backup (SuperBroadband), business voice lines
Team size	Just me · 2–10 people · 11–50 people	Just me · 2–10 people
Available in	US	US
Phone support	Every plan; every plan	Every plan
Live chat	Plans not stated	Plans not stated
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
Incidents posted	We found no public status page for Verizon.	We found no public status page for T-Mobile.
Fit: Retail shop	72	72
Fit: Restaurant or café	70	65
Fit: Service business	74	75
Fit: Agency or studio	70	58
Fit: Trades or contractor	62	80
Fit: Online store	62	60
Why people pick it	Fios has symmetrical fiber upload 5G locks its price for 10 years	Self-install in under an hour No annual contract, 5-year price guarantee
Where it falls short	Fios sold only in select areas 5G upload is lower and varies	Upload typically 21 to 38 Mbps No uptime guarantee on the standard plan
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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