200+ Providers.
One Free Concierge.
We work with every major telecom provider in the U.S., giving you access to rates and service quality most businesses can't get on their own.
We compare all of them
to find your best deal.
AT&T Business
Nationwide fiber & broadband
Spectrum Enterprise
Business cable & fiber
Comcast Business
Broadband, voice & cloud
Lumen (CenturyLink)
Enterprise fiber network
Crown Castle
Metro fiber infrastructure
Zayo Group
Dark & lit fiber solutions
Cogent
Internet transit & fiber
Windstream
Ethernet over copper & fiber
TPx Communications
Managed network services
Frontier Business
Fiber-optic business internet
Masergy
SD-WAN & managed security
GTT Communications
Global network connectivity
Showing 12 of 200+ providers. We'll show you every option available at your specific address.
The right provider depends on your address, not on a brand name.
Two offices on the same street can have completely different options. Fiber may stop at the building next door. One carrier may have capacity in the riser already, another may quote a six-week build. A provider that is excellent for a 200-person office can be the wrong fit for a 12-person suite.
That is why we do not hand you a shortlist. We start with your address, pull every provider that can actually serve it, and compare what each one will really deliver on price, speed, contract length, and installation date.
Six kinds of network,
matched to what your business actually does.
Fiber
Symmetrical speed and the strongest uptime guarantees. The right answer for offices running cloud apps, video calls, and VoIP all day.
Cable and broadband
Lower cost and widely available, with download speed well ahead of upload. A practical fit for smaller offices, and the most common backup line.
Ethernet over copper
For buildings fiber has not reached yet. Slower than fiber, but far more predictable than shared broadband.
SD-WAN
Ties multiple locations and connection types into one managed network that fails over on its own when a line drops.
Managed network services
The provider runs the equipment and the monitoring, not your team. Worth it when you have no IT staff, or none to spare.
Global and wholesale
For multi-site and international footprints where no single regional provider covers the whole map.
Providers pay us. You never do.
Shatterglass is a telecommunications distributor. We hold direct agreements with more than 200 U.S. providers, and they pay us when a client signs. That is the entire model, and it is why the service is free to your business and to any broker who refers you.
It also means we have no reason to steer you. We are paid on the agreement you sign, not on whose name is at the top of it. If the least expensive option is the right one, that is the one we recommend. If the provider you already have is the best fit, we will tell you that too.
What businesses ask us first.
Do you work with every provider in the U.S.?
We hold direct agreements with more than 200, covering every major national carrier and most regional ones. If a provider serves your address and we do not hold an agreement with them, we will say so rather than quietly leave them out of the comparison.
Does going through Shatterglass cost more than going direct?
No. You get the provider's rate, and frequently better, because we negotiate against competing quotes for the same address. Providers pay us separately.
Can I keep my current provider?
Often, yes. Sometimes the best result is renegotiating the contract you already have. We will show you that side by side with the alternatives so you can see the difference.
What if only one provider serves my building?
It happens, particularly in older buildings. We confirm it rather than assume it, find out what a build would cost and how long it would take, and negotiate terms on the one option you do have.
See every provider available at your address.
We'll compare options and negotiate the best deal for you.
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