Rise Broadband —
Fixed Wireless Business Internet for Rural & Underserved Markets

Rise Broadband primarily serves businesses in rural and underserved markets across the Midwest and Mountain West United States — including Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Wyoming, among others. Their fixed wireless network covers areas where fiber and cable broadband infrastructure has not been built, making them one of the primary internet options for businesses in these markets.

Fixed wireless internet delivers broadband connectivity via radio signals transmitted from Rise Broadband tower sites to a small antenna installed at the customer location — rather than through fiber or coaxial cable in the ground. For businesses in rural areas where no wired broadband infrastructure exists, fixed wireless provides reliable business-grade internet without requiring expensive last-mile fiber construction.

Rise Broadband standard business internet packages provide shared-bandwidth broadband suitable for most SMB connectivity needs. Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) provides a dedicated fixed wireless connection with guaranteed bandwidth, enterprise-grade SLA commitments, and consistent performance — designed for businesses that cannot tolerate bandwidth variability or need guaranteed uptime for critical applications.

Yes. Rise Broadband offers Cloud PBX, a hosted voice service that can be bundled with their fixed wireless internet connectivity. This gives businesses in underserved areas a single provider for both internet and phone service — simplifying the vendor relationship and ensuring the voice service is optimized for the Rise Broadband network.

Rise Broadband business internet speeds vary by location and plan tier based on available tower capacity in the service area. Speed availability is confirmed during the quoting and feasibility process based on the specific business address. Fibi can facilitate a coverage and speed availability check for your location as part of the advisory process.

Rise Broadband business and enterprise internet plans include SLA commitments covering uptime and response times. Dedicated Internet Access plans carry stronger SLA guarantees than standard business internet packages. Specific SLA terms are confirmed during the quoting process based on the plan and location.

Yes — for businesses in Rise Broadband service areas where fiber and cable broadband are unavailable, Rise Broadband fixed wireless is frequently the best available business internet option. Their business-grade plans provide more reliable performance and better support than consumer-grade satellite or DSL alternatives, making them a strong choice for rural SMBs, agriculture operations, and branch offices in underserved markets.

No. Your service agreement is directly with Rise Broadband — Fibi is not a party to the contract. Fibi helps check availability at your location, evaluate Rise Broadband alongside other connectivity options in your area, and facilitate the quoting process, then steps back. Advisory through Fibi does not affect the fees you pay.