Every modern business depends on data. From files and financial records to cloud apps and communication tools, keeping your information secure and always accessible is critical. But not every business has the space, power, or infrastructure to manage its own data equipment in-house. That’s where MetaLINK’s Co-Location Services come in.

Between smart TVs, gaming consoles, phones, tablets, and even doorbells, it can feel like everything in your house needs Wi-Fi these days. But how many devices can your internet actually handle before things start to slow down? The answer comes down to one key factor — bandwidth.

If you’ve ever wondered how MetaLINK brings fast internet to your home without cables running down your street, the answer is fixed wireless internet. It’s a simple but powerful way to deliver reliable internet service—especially to rural areas where traditional wired connections aren’t available. Let’s break down exactly how it works.

When your internet equipment fails, the last thing you want is unexpected repair bills or downtime that leaves you disconnected. That’s why MetaLINK created the Wireless Equipment Protection Plan (WEPP)—a simple, affordable way to protect your investment and keep your internet running smoothly.

In today’s world, almost every part of running a business depends on staying connected. Whether you’re ringing up sales, talking with customers, or backing up important files, a reliable internet connection is no longer optional—it’s essential. That’s why businesses across Northwest Ohio, Northeast Indiana, and Southern Michigan trust MetaLINK for solutions built to keep them online and running smoothly

Picking the right internet plan isn’t just about the number—it’s about how that speed works for your household. Here’s a breakdown of common speed tiers, what they can handle, and what those numbers really mean.