WiLine —
Dedicated Symmetric Fixed Wireless on FCC-Licensed Spectrum

WiLine fits California and Portland-OR multi-site operators whose connectivity scope concentrates in major metros and where the priority is dedicated symmetric Fixed Wireless internet on FCC-licensed spectrum — particularly as fiber-equivalent primary connectivity, true diversity from incumbent carriers, or fast-installation alternatives where fiber timelines or build economics don't fit. The strongest fit is buyers needing speed-to-install, building-entry diversity (rooftop versus street-cut), or symmetric capacity at sites where ordering fiber from incumbents is impractical.

WiLine delivers Direct Internet Access and Transport on dedicated symmetric Fixed Wireless from 50 Mbps to 10 Gbps over FCC-licensed spectrum with fiber-equivalent SLA, plus VoIP communications, SD-WAN delivered with Bigleaf, and managed Wi-Fi access points. The structural difference versus fiber incumbents is delivery model — WiLine deploys via mesh topology anchored on 11 datacenter nodes, with rooftop building-entry rather than street-level conduit, fitting buyers whose primary motivation is genuine carrier and physical-path diversity from CenturyLink, AT&T, or Comcast fiber.

WiLine operates on FCC-licensed spectrum (rather than unlicensed bands) which protects the radio path from interference and underwrites the SLA. Capacity is dedicated and symmetric from 50 Mbps to 10 Gbps — not best-effort or shared — and the network mesh topology with 11-datacenter foundation creates natural redundancy. The combined effect is service quality positioned against fiber-optic competitors at fiber-equivalent SLAs, fitting operating models that require deterministic capacity and uptime but cannot wait on fiber build timelines.

WiLine is a strong redundancy and SD-WAN underlay choice precisely because of physical diversity from incumbent fiber — rooftop building entry rather than street-cut conduit means a single backhoe or street incident affecting incumbent fiber doesn't take down the WiLine path. Combined with WiLine's SD-WAN with Bigleaf, multi-site California and Portland operating models can run incumbent fiber primary with WiLine secondary (or vice versa) under a single SD-WAN overlay with truly diverse paths.

WiLine installs typically range 10–30 days — fitting operating models where fiber install timelines (frequently 60–120+ days for new builds) don't align with the project schedule. Useful for buyers opening new locations on tight timelines, replacing failing incumbent service, or covering temporary connectivity needs at sites where ordering fiber is impractical. Speed-to-install plus dedicated symmetric capacity over FCC-licensed spectrum is WiLine's core procurement advantage.

No. Your service agreement is signed directly with WiLine and WiLine's standard customer terms apply. Fibi's role is to scope your California or Portland connectivity, transport, and SD-WAN objective against WiLine and the most relevant alternatives — including incumbent fiber carriers and other fixed-wireless operators — so you see how WiLine's licensed-spectrum, dedicated-symmetric, fast-install posture compares before signing. Fibi's advisory work is provider-funded, so the comparison comes at no additional cost.