Service areas
Business internet, voice, and managed services in all 50 states.
Cytranet is a nationwide carrier with data centers in Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Dallas, and Chicago. The Southwest is our home market, and we install and support business locations across the United States.
Nationwide network
Five data centers. Service in all 50 states.
Cytranet operates from data centers in Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Dallas, and Chicago, and delivers internet, voice, and managed services to business locations anywhere in the United States.
- Las VegasNevadaHeadquarters and data center
- Los AngelesCaliforniaOffice and data center
- PhoenixArizonaData center
- DallasTexasData center
- ChicagoIllinoisData center
The Southwest is our home market and our main area of focus. It is not the limit of our service: we install and support customers from coast to coast, and our carrier network reaches 47 countries.
Featured markets
Communities with their own pages.
Each page describes the business internet options available in that community. If your city is not listed, we still serve it: Cytranet delivers service in all 50 states.
Services
What we provide in every market.
Fiber Internet
Dedicated, shared, and hybrid fiber for business, at speeds from 1.5 Mbps to 40 Gbps, sized around how your organization uses bandwidth.
Learn moreFixed Wireless
Business-grade wireless and microwave internet for locations where fiber is unavailable, too slow to build, or needed as a second path.
Learn moreRural Business Internet
Connectivity for businesses outside the metro areas, using the mix of fiber, wireless, and satellite that actually reaches the site.
Learn moreBusiness VoIP
Cloud phone service and hosted PBX with more than 100 features, unlimited local and long-distance calling, and setup within 48 hours.
Learn moreManaged Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi that is designed, installed, and monitored for offices, hospitality, retail, multi-tenant properties, and dormitories.
Learn moreInternet Failover & Backup Connectivity
A second connection on a different path that takes over automatically when your primary circuit goes down.
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