Building & Business WiFi Service
Fastmetrics provides WiFi service for San Francisco Bay Area buildings, offices and retail spaces. We manage WiFi coverage, reliability and speeds. Get optimized WiFi with expert network design, setup and wireless network management. WiFi 6 and WiFi 6e support available. Cisco Meraki and Ubiquiti Enterprise accredited Bay Area team.
Benefits of Fastmetrics managed WiFi:
- Faster WiFi for staff and guests
- Improve reliability / compatibility for legacy hardware
- Better coverage in business spaces & buildings
- Scalable network designs for future upgrades
Fastmetrics provides:
- Complete setup / access to secure WiFi
- Real-time WiFi network management
- Enterprise class hardware
- LTE backup services
Free WiFi Site Survey
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Trusted Business WiFi Service
Fastmetrics is the ISP for Wi-Fi Alliance - the global authority on WiFi solutions and certification. Various businesses, enterprises and buildings trust Fastmetrics WiFi service, including;
...and many others.
Having your internet connection go down, results in huge financial losses for your business. Even temporarily, if you are unable to send emails, make VoIP calls, update your CRM or process credit card transactions, this causes massive disruptions to customer service and productivity.
With Fastmetrics redundant LTE wireless, you get seamless backup internet service. When your primary connection goes down or is experiencing slow connection speeds, our service kicks in. It ensures you get reliable internet connectivity 24 x 7.
Setup is quick and easy. Best of all, service costs just $100 per month. That's a small price to pay to safeguard your business against catastrophic losses.
Fastmetrics Network Engineers and Technicians aim to setup your Wi-Fi network for the best performance possible, from the outset. If the need arises, we can trouble shoot complex wireless issues remotely or in person at your business. We provide 24 x 7 x 365 line monitoring and tech support to all customers. Wi-Fi connection speeds and coverage are influenced by many factors. Check some common factors affecting WiFi performance to be aware of. Also the latest wireless standard developments in our post about WiFi 6.
We use a range of new Ubiquiti wireless hardware to optimize customer WiFi networks. Our WiFi team are accredited Ubiquiti Wireless Enterprise Admins as well as Cisco Meraki Solution Specialist certified.
WiFi 6 & WiFi 6e Wireless Standards
Step up business WiFi with better throughput, available with WiFi 6 or WiFi 6e. Via compatible UniFi (Ubiquiti) or Cisco Meraki hardware, unleash bandwidth to support the most data-hungry users. Fastmetrics offers connectivity to release the potential of both WiFi 6 and Wi-Fi 6e specifications, over the 6Ghz band.
WiFi 6e Benefits:
- Gigabit WiFi Speeds
- Lower Latency
- More Capacity
- Less Interference
WiFi 6e Features:
- 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz Data Bands
- 8 x Channels Available
- Mesh Capable
Business WiFi Service Reviews
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Certified Ubiquiti Wireless & Cisco Meraki Specialists
We use a range of new Ubiquiti (UniFi) and Cisco Meraki access points, hardware and tools to optimize customer WiFi networks. Our team are certified Ubiquiti Wireless Enterprise Admins as well as Cisco Meraki Solution Specialists.
Ubiquiti UniFi Access Point Options
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| U6 Lite | U6 Long-range | U6 Professional | U6 Enterprise | |
| Throughput | 1,200 Mbps | 2,400 Mbps | 4,800 Mbps | 4,800 Mbps |
| Client Capacity | 300+ | 300+ | 300+ | 600+ |
| 6 GE Support | ||||
| WAN Interface (GbE) | 1 GbE | 1 GbE | 1 GbE | 2.5 GbE |
| POE - Standard (+/ ++) |
Cisco Meraki (MR & CW) Cloud Managed Hardware
MR78
Basic ruggedized outdoor Wi-Fi 6
- 2×2:2 MU-MIMO
- 1.5 Gbps Aggregate Frame Rate
MR28
Basic ruggedized outdoor Wi-Fi 6
- 2×2:2 MU-MIMO
- 1.5 Gbps Aggregate Frame Rate
CW9162
General purpose Wi-Fi 6E
- 2×2:2 MU-MIMO 802.11ax compatible
- 3.9 Gbps tri-radio aggregate frame rate
CW9164
High-performance Wi-Fi 6E
- 2×2:2 and 4×4:4 MU-MIMO 802.11ax compatible
- 7.5 Gbps tri-radio aggregate frame rate
CW9166
Ultra-high-performance Wi-Fi 6E 6E
- 4×4:4 MU-MIMO 802.11ax flex radio
- 7.8 Gbps tri-radio aggregate frame rat
MR36H
Wi-Fi 6 for Smarter guest experiences
- 2×2:2-stream MU-MIMO
- Includes 4-port gigabit switch
MR20
Basic coverage
- 2×2:2-stream MU-MIMO
MR44
High-density wireless
- 2×2:2+4×4:4 UL/DL MU-MIMO and OFDMA
- 2.5 Gbps multigigabit Ethernet
MR46
High-density wireless
- 2×2:2+4×4:4 UL/DL MU-MIMO and OFDMA
- 2.5 Gbps multigigabit Ethernet
MR30H
Basic coverage
- 2×2:2-stream MU-MIMO
- Includes 4-port gigabit switch
MR36
High-performance wireless
- 2×2:2 UL/DL MU-MIMO and OFDMA
- General purpose wireless
MR46E
High-density wireless
- 4×4:4-stream MU-MIMO and OFDMA
- Multigigabit, external antennas
MR56
High-density office and campus environments
- 8×8:8 UL/DL MU-MIMO and OFDMA
- 5 Gbps multigigabit Ethernet
MR57
Ultra-high-performance Wi-Fi 6E
- 4×4:4 MU-MIMO 802.11ax flex radio
- 7.78 Gbps tri-radio aggregate frame rate
MR70
Basic ruggedized coverage
- 2×2:2-stream MU-MIMO
- Integrated omnidirectional antennas
Fastmetrics WiFi Service FAQs
Gigabit WiFi speeds are now possible via WiFi 6 and 6e. WiFi speeds and ranges can be influenced by many factors. See common factors affecting WiFi to be aware of. Also the latest wireless standard developments in our post about WiFi 6.
Example standard WiFi (non-WiFi 6) Fastmetrics speedtest from a San Francisco customer. Download speed: 518 Mbps. Upload speed: 409 Mbps. Ping: 4 ms. Jitter: 0.55 ms.
The number of users expected to join a wireless network at any one time, is a good place to start when determining adequate WiFi service speeds.
Following that, the size of your office, space or building. Whether moving, looking to improve speeds, range or resolve issues with an existing network, we provide free site surveys to assist.
Our WiFi network designs ensure optimal access point placement for the best performance. This video on a set up we completed for a civil war era barracks in The Presidio San Francisco, shows how we work;
It depends. Standard 2.4 and 5 Ghz bands both have advantages and disadvantages. WiFi 6e operates in the 6 Ghz band, which provides speed, capacity and interference benefits.
2.4 Ghz is the standard band with greater range, but is subject interference and can slow down speeds. The 5 Ghz band is not as crowded. It has less interference, typically faster speeds, but less range.
Various factors affect WiFi speeds. Some are easily fixed, others require more troubleshooting. The WiFi 6 standard aims to solve many common wireless network issues.
Here's some common factors which affect WiFi speeds;
Fastmetrics network engineers set up and deliver WiFi networks with the best performance possible. We can troubleshoot complex wireless issues remotely or in person at your business. We provide 24-7 proactive monitoring, plus live Bay Area support from Ubiquiti and Cisco Meraki accredited techs.