Protect Your Business from Outages for as Low as $10/mo.
Enjoy peace of mind knowing that if your primary internet fails or is overwhelmed, your business won’t be disrupted, and failover internet costs won’t break your budget.
Keep your business connected by seamlessly switching to reliable wireless internet when wired connections fail.
Protect your budget by getting 1 GB of failover service for as low as $10/ mo.1
Need more data in a billing cycle? Pay just $6/GB and no more than $90/mo. When that bill cycle ends, automatically revert to $10/mo.2
Too many businesses face the risk of large bills and overage fees when they use failover. That’s why UScellular is offering a flexible failover plan with built-in price protection.
For $10/ mo, businesses get 1 GB of failover internet service. If more data is needed during a billing cycle, businesses pay $6/GB with the option to automatically switch at 14GB to Unlimited Failover for no more than $90/ mo.
Protect revenue by continuing to deliver quick transactions and maintain visibility into your inventory.
Maintain employee productivity by staying connected to corporate resources and customers
Maintain 24/7 availability to systems and electronic health records for your private practice or small clinics
Protect access to your cloud-based project management software, images and plans with wireless failover on construction job sites —especially in rural locations where internet options may be limited and unreliable.
1 New and current business customers are eligible for introductory rate with purchase of new line. Failover line must be activated by June 30, 2023 to be eligible for $10 monthly rate. Lines activated after June 30, 2023 will be charged $15 monthly. Additional terms apply. See UScellular.com/terms for details including obligations to serve Kansas customers. ©2023 UScellular
2 For optional Unlimited Data plan, pay just $6/GB and no more than $90/mo. When that bill cycle ends, automatically revert to original monthly charge. Subscribers using over 100GB data in a bill cycle may have speeds reduced to 2mbps.