The best business internet providers in Detroit, MI
9 business internet providers found in Detroit, MI. Get quotes for Dedicated Fiber, Coax, LTE Wireless, and Shared Fiber, with speeds up to 1 Gbps.
Lumen
Dedicated Fiber
100 to 100 Mbps
Zayo
Dedicated Fiber
100 to 100 Mbps
Verizon Dedicated Fiber
Dedicated Fiber
100 to 100 Mbps
Comcast Fiber
Dedicated Fiber
100 to 100 Mbps
Comcast Coax
Coax
150 to 25 Mbps
Spectrum Coax
Coax
300 to 30 Mbps
Metro Wireless
LTE Wireless
100 to 1,000 Mbps
Verizon Shared Fiber (FIOS)
Shared Fiber
200 to 200 Mbps
Crown Castle
Dedicated Fiber
500 to 500 Mbps
Summary
Detroit businesses reach 10 Gbps on Lumen and Zayo dedicated fiber. Verizon Dedicated Fiber brings symmetrical gig service to downtown lofts and Corktown studios.
The top 3 best business internet service providers in Detroit
1. Lumen supplies dedicated fiber from 100 Mbps to 10 Gbps. A one-gig plan starts near $696 per month and links to AWS us-east-2 in three milliseconds.
2. Zayo runs 1 Gbps to 10 Gbps private-wave circuits. A one-gig circuit is about $545 per month and rides dark fiber under Woodward Avenue.
3. Verizon Dedicated Fiber delivers 100 Mbps to 2 Gbps service. A one-gig plan lists around $944 per month and ships with a Wi-Fi 6E gateway.
Pros
Lumen
- Direct Cloud Connect to AWS and Azure.
- Fifteen-minute ticket response from the local NOC.
- Bursts twenty percent over contract when traffic peaks.
Zayo
- Dark-fiber ring serves Downtown and New Center.
- 100 Gbps upgrade path needs no fresh trench.
- One invoice handles DIA and waves.
Verizon Dedicated Fiber
- Four-hour repair pledge keeps uptime high.
- Unlimited data with no caps.
- Edge security gateway blocks common attacks.
Cons
Lumen
- Three-year term needed to waive install.
- Managed router fee on sub-gig speeds.
Zayo
- Ninety-day timeline for new laterals.
- Long IRU terms on dark fiber.
Verizon Dedicated Fiber
- Higher cost than shared-fiber peers.
- Upload speed maxes at two gigs until new ONT arrives.
Other popular options for Detroit business internet
- Comcast Fiber
- Comcast Coax
- Spectrum Coax
- Metro Wireless
- Verizon Shared Fiber (FiOS)
- Crown Castle
Meter Connect works with business internet service providers in the Detroit–Warren–Dearborn metropolitan area
Across Wayne County, Meter Connect installs 10 Gbps dedicated fiber in Midtown labs and 1 Gbps coax with LTE backup for Eastern Market vendors. Each site gets fiber, coax or fixed wireless to match its budget and uptime target.
- Midtown Tech Zone – Near Wayne State University. Research teams bond dual five-gig waves for large data sets.
- Corktown – Around Michigan Central Station. Creative agencies stream 4 K edits over two-gig shared fiber.
- Greektown – Casino hotels run one-gig coax with LTE backup to keep guest Wi-Fi live.
Neighborhood coverage: Where you can get business internet
Downtown • Midtown • Corktown • Greektown • New Center • Eastern Market • Brush Park • Lafayette Park • Mexicantown • Boston Edison • Grandmont Rosedale • Indian Village • Jefferson Chalmers • Belle Isle • University District • Palmer Woods • Russell Woods • Woodbridge • Brightmoor • Elmwood 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 deliver Detroit’s top multi-gig fiber.
- Coverage – Comcast Coax blankets nearly every ZIP inside Wayne County.
- Contract flexibility – Comcast provides no-contract coax. Lumen needs three-year terms for free install.
- Additional features – Verizon offers a large static-IP pool. AT&T adds free 5G backup on its fiber tiers.