Business Price Packages

Custom Business Internet Pricing (with more than 15 users)

Please call or email these details to Kelly at kgibbs@mvec.coop

Number of Internet Users:______

Speed Preference:
    Standard 100 Mbps/100 Mbps
    Premium 250 Mbps/250 Mbps
    Premium 500 Mbps/500 Mbps
    Ultra 1 Gb (1,000 Mbps)/1 Gb

Multiple Static IP Addresses: Yes      No

Gpon or Active Ethernet: Yes      No

Private Network Options: Yes      No

Agriculture Production Only Internet (site must be exclusively used for agriculture production)

30 Mbps/30 Mbps ...............................$59.95/month
(1 static IP address)

Along with high speed internet service, members can also enjoy unlimited long distance telephone service.  Voice over the Internet (Protocol), or VoIP service may be a foreign term to some, but it simply means your telephone service can be supplied through your broadband internet connection instead of an analog telephone line.  Most members will be able to retain their current telephone number and their current telephone(s).  The service includes a free, 8-hour battery back-up to ensure continued accessibility during a power outage.  

Standard telephone service is only $34.95 per month when bundled with your MVlink internet service (cost is $49.95 if not bundled). 

You will receive all of the following features:

• Unlimited local calls

• Unlimited long distance calls within the contiguous United States

• Voicemail to Email

• Call Waiting

• Caller ID

• Call Forwarding

For those businesses needing dedicated fax lines, and additional line can be added for $14.95 per month. 

Customized telephone service CALL FOR PRICING

• Multiple lines, including fax line

• SIP trunk

• DIDs available

• Unlimited long distance calls within the contiguous United States

• Voicemail to Email

• Call Waiting

• Caller ID

• Call Forwarding

Go digital and give VoIP a try!

Mainline Construction

This is the time-consuming major step to bring fiber to your business. We first build the main fiber line, connecting it to our network. Think of it as a roadway system, where each service feeds back into the core fiber connection and out to the world.

Fiber Drops

The next step connects the main fiber line directly to your business. MVlink staff will schedule a technician to meet with you to determine the location of the fiber drop and where it will terminate in a box installed on your building.

Installation

The final step is the installation of networking equipment inside your business. This will include switching service from your current provider to the new MVlink network and ensure it is operational.

Q. How is the fiber going to be run to my business?

A. It may be overhead or underground. The initial route of choice is to follow the existing electrical path. We will meet with you to discuss
    the path and gain your input, but ultimately MVlink determines the best route.

Q. Will you trench on my property?

A. In some areas it may be necessary to dig a trench to bury the fiber. A MVlink representative will contact you before underground work
    takes place. We will clean up after ourselves and leave your property in a similar condition as when we arrived.

Q. If we are expanding our business or doing some exterior remodeling, is there anything we should do to facilitate a fiber
    connection?

A. Yes, you should allow for conduit near the electrical entrance to your business. Please call our office to discuss the details.

Q. Our business has more than one building where we need internet service. Will one connection serve multiple buildings?

A. The answer depends on how far apart the buildings are, but it is possible one modem will work. Using a WiFi booster or running an
     Ethernet cable between the buildings should allow one connection to serve multiple buildings.

Q. What about WiFi?

A. Small businesses may utilize an MVlink provided GigaSpire WiFi router for $4.95/month. This includes installation and ongoing
    support and maintenance of the GigaSpire. You may supply your own WiFi router, but MVlink will not provide technical support for
    a privately owned router.