The best business internet providers in Denver, CO

Summary

Denver firms can reach 10 Gbps on Lumen and Zayo dedicated fiber. Frontier Dedicated Fiber adds gig-plus service that stays fast during peak ski-season traffic.

The top 3 best business internet service providers in Denver

1. Lumen offers 100 Mbps to 10 Gbps dedicated fiber. A one-gig circuit runs about $696 per month and connects to AWS us-west-2 in two milliseconds.

2. Zayo delivers 1 Gbps to 10 Gbps private-wave service. A one-gig line costs around $545 per month and rides a dark-fiber ring under I-25.

3. Frontier Dedicated Fiber supplies symmetrical 100 Mbps to 2 Gbps plans. A one-gig tier lists near $944 per month and comes with a Wi-Fi 6E gateway.

Pros

Lumen

• Direct Cloud Connect to AWS and Azure.
• Support tickets reach a Denver NOC engineer in fifteen minutes.
• Circuits can burst twenty percent above contract when workloads spike.

Zayo

• Dense dark-fiber grid across Downtown and RiNo.
• Simple upgrade path to 100 Gbps without new trenching.
• One bill for DIA and private waves.

Frontier Dedicated Fiber

• Four-hour truck-roll SLA.
• Unlimited data with no throttling.
• Built-in security gateway reduces malware hits.

Cons

Lumen

• Needs a three-year term to waive install fees.
• Managed router adds cost on sub-gig plans.

Zayo

• New laterals may take ninety days.
• Long IRU contracts reduce flexibility.

Frontier Dedicated Fiber

• Higher price than shared-fiber peers.
• Lead times reach sixty days in new builds.

Other popular options for Denver business internet

• Comcast Fiber
• Comcast Coax
• Spectrum Dedicated Fiber
• Spectrum Coax
• Google Fiber
• Verizon Shared Fiber (FiOS)
• Starlink

Meter Connect manages business internet service providers in the Denver–Aurora–Lakewood metropolitan area

Across Denver County, Meter Connect installs 10 Gbps dedicated fiber in LoDo tech lofts and 1 Gbps coax with LTE backup for eateries on Colfax Avenue. We match each address with fiber, coax or fixed wireless to balance speed and reliability.

• Downtown Tech Core – Home to the Denver Performing Arts Complex. SaaS teams here bond dual five-gig waves for low-latency DevOps.
• RiNo Arts District – Near Mission Ballroom. Media studios choose two-gig shared fiber for fast 4 K uploads.
• Cherry Creek North – Upscale boutiques rely on one-gig coax with LTE backup to keep point-of-sale devices online.

Neighborhood coverage: Where you can get business internet

LoDo • RiNo • Cherry Creek • Capitol Hill • Five Points • Highlands • Baker • Stapleton • Congress Park • Sloan’s Lake • Washington Park • City Park • Globeville • Elyria-Swansea • Sunnyside • University • Lowry • Hampden • Montbello • Belcaro • Park Hill • Harvey Park • Lincoln Park • Jefferson Park • Cheesman Park

Meter Connect helps all types of businesses get connected to the best-fit internet options around you.

Factors to consider: How Meter chose the best business providers

• Speed requirements – Lumen and Zayo give Denver the fastest multi-gig fiber.
• Coverage – Comcast Coax reaches nearly every ZIP inside the city limits.
• Contract flexibility – Comcast sells month-to-month coax. Lumen waives install only on three-year fiber terms.
• Additional features – AT&T offers free 5G fail-over on dedicated-fiber elsewhere in the metro. Frontier adds a Wi-Fi 6E gateway on every plan.