ZeroOutages —
SD-WAN & Network Bonding for Zero-Downtime Connectivity

ZeroOutages is an SD-WAN and network aggregation provider specializing in bonding multiple internet connections — cable, fiber, DSL, LTE, and satellite — into a single aggregated link that delivers higher bandwidth, automatic failover, and consistent uptime. Unlike traditional failover solutions that passively switch to a backup when the primary fails, ZeroOutages actively bonds all available connections simultaneously, distributing traffic across every active link in real time. When one circuit degrades or fails, traffic is instantly redistributed across remaining links with no session drops or VPN tunnel resets — delivering the zero-downtime connectivity that defines the brand.

Standard SD-WAN failover detects a link failure and redirects traffic to an available secondary link — a process that typically takes 3-30 seconds and drops active sessions during the switchover. Network bonding (as implemented by ZeroOutages) sends traffic across all available links simultaneously using packet-level aggregation — so there is no switchover event when a circuit fails, because traffic was already distributed across all links. The result is zero-downtime failover with no session drops, no VPN reconvergence, and no user-visible interruption. For businesses where even 30 seconds of downtime is unacceptable (point-of-sale, real-time financial transactions, 911 dispatch, video conferencing), bonding provides fundamentally stronger availability guarantees than standard SD-WAN failover.

ZeroOutages is best suited for: (1) Businesses with revenue-critical internet dependency — retail locations with point-of-sale, financial services, healthcare practices, and logistics operations where downtime directly costs money; (2) Remote or rural locations where single-carrier fiber or cable isn't available, requiring LTE/satellite to be bonded with whatever wireline service exists; (3) Enterprises with WAN reliability SLA requirements that cannot be met by single-carrier solutions; (4) Companies in the middle market that need carrier-grade WAN resilience without the complexity and cost of MPLS or enterprise SD-WAN from large carriers. ZeroOutages positions itself specifically for business continuity use cases where the cost of downtime exceeds the cost of redundant connectivity.

ZeroOutages is carrier-agnostic — the bonding platform aggregates connections from any ISP or carrier delivering an IP-based circuit. Supported underlay transports include: fiber (any provider), cable broadband, DSL/ADSL, fixed wireless, LTE/4G/5G cellular, and satellite. In practice, a ZeroOutages deployment typically bonds a primary fiber or cable connection with one or more LTE backup circuits — providing both increased aggregate bandwidth during normal operation and cellular failover during wireline outages. Multi-carrier configurations can combine circuits from entirely different providers (e.g., Comcast cable + Verizon LTE + T-Mobile 5G) to eliminate single-carrier dependency, which is the primary cause of extended business internet outages.

ZeroOutages provides a managed network service — ZeroOutages handles equipment procurement, configuration, monitoring, alerting, and issue response rather than handing the customer a CPE and a management portal. For small and mid-market businesses without dedicated network engineers, managed network eliminates the operational burden of monitoring circuit health, diagnosing failover events, and coordinating with multiple ISPs when problems occur. ZeroOutages monitors bonded links continuously, detects degradation before it causes user-visible issues, and manages ISP escalation when individual circuits underperform. This managed model is more expensive than self-managed SD-WAN but appropriate for organizations whose IT staff cannot absorb ongoing WAN operations.

No. Your contract is directly with ZeroOutages — Fibi is not a party to it. ZeroOutages pricing is the same whether you engage directly or through an independent advisor. Fibi typically negotiates equal or better terms through volume relationships and competitive comparison — presenting ZeroOutages alongside alternative SD-WAN and network bonding providers to apply competitive pressure during procurement. Our advisory is funded by a commission paid by ZeroOutages from their existing sales budget and does not appear on your invoice. For businesses evaluating SD-WAN resilience options, Fibi can compare ZeroOutages against Cradlepoint, Bigleaf, and other bonding and failover providers.