Internet, Wi-Fi, and LAN under one team — monitored around the clock.
When a circuit dies, traffic fails over in under a second so payments,
phones, and cameras keep working.
Card readers freeze. Phones go quiet. Orders pile up. Most shops only learn their backup doesn’t work when the primary is already dead.
01
One circuit, one failure
A single ISP line is a single point of failure. Construction cuts, outages, and brownouts all hit the register the same way.
02
Vendor finger-pointing
ISP blames the router. IT blames Wi-Fi. Camera vendor blames the switch. Nobody owns the whole path.
03
Multi-site chaos
Every location has its own gear and VPN spaghetti. Adding a store takes weeks of tunnel babysitting.
What you get
We don’t stop at the modem
Internet trouble, a dead zone, a flaky switch — one phone call, because it’s one network and it’s ours to run.
Failover & bonded internet
Keep your current provider. We add backup — or bond every link — so outages and slow paths don’t take you down.
Automatic Failover instantly
Same public IP after failover — POS and phones stay up
Backup with Starlink or a second wired line
Bonding uses every circuit for full combined bandwidth
Managed LAN & Wi-Fi
Router, access points, switching, and firewall — supplied or take-over of gear you already own.
Business Wi-Fi with guest and staff SSIDs
VLANs and PoE for phones and cameras
Monitored 24/7
Managed VoIP phones
Hosted PBX or Onsite PBX on the same managed network — desk phones, soft phones, cellular, and Teams calling.
Hosted PBX or Onsite PBX with auto-attendants and call queues
Desk phones, soft phones, cellular, Teams calling
QoS so voice stays clear when the network is busy
One team for internet, LAN, and phones
Multi-site as one LAN
Offices, stores, warehouses, and job trailers behave like they’re on the same switch — without site-to-site VPN boxes. Fiber, cable, or Starlink can all join.
POS and inventory across locations in real time
Shared printers, files, and one camera system
Pop-ups and temporary sites online in minutes
In practice
Back office ↔ every storeInventory and POS report live
One camera systemEvery site on a single NVR
Phones that roamTransfer calls between locations
Job trailersJoin over Starlink
Bonded SD-WAN
Every connection working as one
Failover keeps a spare ready. Bonding puts every link to work — bandwidth adds up, and traffic steers off a degrading path before anyone notices.
Fiber 500 Mbps
Cable 200 Mbps
5G 100 Mbps
→
800 Mbps
One self-healing connection — combined bandwidth, sub-second recovery, QoS for voice and payments.
Why LANtastic
Dedicated-circuit capability without the lock-in
Static IPs, multi-site LAN, and bonding on the connections you already pay for.
Capability
LANtastic
Traditional DIA
Broadband
Public static IP on any connection
Yes
Circuit-bound
Usually no
Works over Starlink / LTE / 5G
Yes
No
Partial
Bonded multi-link failover
Yes
No
No
Multi-site LAN over any carrier
Yes
Costly MPLS
No
Managed router, Wi-Fi & switching
Yes
No
No
Managed VoIP phones
Yes
No
No
Provisioning time
Minutes
Weeks–months
Days
Carrier lock-in
None
High
High
Static IP & Starlink
A fixed public address — even behind CGNAT
Satellite and cellular often trap you behind Carrier-Grade NAT. That breaks
inbound access and many VPNs. LANtastic tunnels a real static IP to your router
that stays the same through outages and moves.
Need only a static IP on Starlink or LTE? We offer that too — ask sales.
FAQ
Common questions
What happens when my primary internet goes down?
Traffic moves to your backup — 5G, Starlink, or a second wired line — in under a second. Because your public IP can live on our core, card readers, cloud phones, and VPNs often stay connected without reconfiguration.
Failover vs bonding — which do I need?
Failover keeps a spare ready and switches when the primary fails. Bonding uses every connection all the time for combined bandwidth and steers around degraded links, not only total outages.
Do you manage Wi-Fi and switches, or only internet?
Both. Managed LAN adds router, access points, switching, and firewall — same team that runs your internet. Prefer your own gear? Bring-your-own-router is always supported.
Do you offer managed VoIP phones?
Yes. Hosted PBX or Onsite PBX with desk phones, soft phones, cellular, and Teams calling — with QoS on the managed network so calls stay clear. Multi-site dial plans and call transfer between locations are included when sites share one LAN.
Can all my locations be on one network?
Yes. Multi-site LAN bridges stores and offices through our core so POS, printers, and cameras are reachable across sites without site-to-site VPN appliances.
Does this work with Starlink?
Yes. We can bond Starlink with other links and deliver a persistent public static IP that survives CGNAT, outages, and relocation.
Tell us about your sites
We’ll map connections, design failover or bonding, and show what fully managed looks like for your locations.
