The best business internet providers in Indianapolis, IN

Summary

Indianapolis companies can hit 10 Gbps on Lumen and Zayo dedicated fiber. AT&T Dedicated Fiber adds robust multi-gig service across Downtown and Broad Ripple.

The top 3 best business internet service providers in Indianapolis

1. Lumen supplies dedicated 100 Mbps-to-10 Gbps fiber. A 1 Gbps circuit starts near $696 per month and links to AWS us-east-2 in three milliseconds.

2. Zayo delivers private-wave service from 1 Gbps to 10 Gbps. A 1 Gbps line costs about $545 per month and rides dark fiber under the Inner Loop.

3. AT&T Dedicated Fiber offers symmetrical 100 Mbps-to-10 Gbps circuits. Shared-fiber tiers begin near $518 per month with automatic 5G backup.

Pros

Lumen

• Direct Cloud Connect to AWS and Azure
• Fifteen-minute ticket response from the local NOC
• Circuits burst twenty-percent over contract during traffic spikes

Zayo

• Dark-fiber ring covers Downtown and Fountain Square
• Easy upgrade to 100 Gbps without new trench work
• One invoice covers DIA and waves

AT&T Dedicated Fiber

• 99.999 percent uptime and two-hour repair
• Static IPs come standard
• 5G backup keeps sites online when fiber fails

Cons

Lumen

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

Zayo

• New laterals may take ninety days
• IRU contracts tie up dark fiber for years

AT&T Dedicated Fiber

• Proprietary hardware needs a tech visit to swap
• Costs climb quickly above two-gig plans

Other popular options for Indianapolis business internet

• Spectrum Dedicated Fiber
• Spectrum Coax
• Comcast Fiber
• Comcast Coax
• Frontier Dedicated Fiber
• Frontier Shared Fiber (FiOS)
• Crown Castle
• Metro Wireless

Meter Connect manages business internet service providers in the Indianapolis–Carmel–Anderson metropolitan area

Across Marion County, Meter Connect installs 10 Gbps dedicated fiber in Market East towers and 1 Gbps coax with LTE backup for boutiques on Mass Avenue. We tune each connection to match business demands.

• Downtown – Home to Landmark Center and the convention complex. Corporations bond dual five-gig waves for low-latency trading desks.
• Broad Ripple Village – Near The Vogue. Creative agencies pick two-gig shared fiber for big media uploads.
• Meridian-Kessler – Close to Butler University. Professional offices use one-gig coax with LTE backup to keep VoIP live.

Neighborhood coverage: Where you can get business internet

Downtown • Broad Ripple • Meridian-Kessler • Lafayette Square • Irvington • Fountain Square • Garfield Park • Keystone Crossing • Nora • South Village • University Heights • Washington Park • Arsenal Heights • Cole-Noble • Herron-Morton Place • Woodruff Place • St. Joseph • Bates-Hendricks • Fletcher Place • Chatham Arch • Lockerbie Square • Emerson Heights • Riverside • Fall Creek Place

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 Indianapolis the fastest multi-gig fiber.
• Coverage – Spectrum Coax reaches most zip codes.
• Contract flexibility – Spectrum sells month-to-month coax. Zayo needs longer terms on dark-fiber leases.
• Additional features – AT&T includes 5G failover. Frontier provides Wi-Fi 6E gear on FiOS tiers.