Business vs. residential internet: what's the difference?
Business plans cost more than the residential line down the hall — but the extras are real. Here's what you're paying for and when it's worth it.
Business internet costs more but adds an uptime SLA, static-IP options, symmetrical speed and priority support. It's worth it when downtime costs you money, you host services, or several staff depend on the connection. A solo home office can usually stick with residential.
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