The best business internet providers in Grand Prairie, TX
8 business internet providers found in Grand Prairie, TX. Get quotes for Dedicated Fiber, Coax, and Shared Fiber, with speeds up to 10 Gbps.
Zayo
Dedicated Fiber
100 to 100 Mbps
AT&T Dedicated Fiber
Dedicated Fiber
100 to 1,000 Mbps
Up to 10 Gbps available
Crown Castle
Dedicated Fiber
500 to 500 Mbps
Spectrum Dedicated Fiber
Dedicated Fiber
100 to 100 Mbps
Spectrum Coax
Coax
300 to 30 Mbps
Frontier Dedicated Fiber
Dedicated Fiber
100 to 100 Mbps
Frontier Shared Fiber (FIOS)
Shared Fiber
500 to 500 Mbps
Verizon Shared Fiber (FIOS)
Shared Fiber
200 to 200 Mbps
Summary
Grand Prairie firms move data at 10 Gbps on Zayo and AT&T Dedicated Fiber. Crown Castle brings dedicated 5 Gbps service to growing logistics corridors.
The top 3 best business internet service providers in Grand Prairie
1. Zayo delivers private-wave circuits from 1 Gbps to 10 Gbps. A 1 Gbps line costs about $545 per month and follows dark fiber under SH-161.
2. AT&T Dedicated Fiber supplies symmetrical 100 Mbps-to-10 Gbps service. Shared-fiber tiers start near $518 per month and include automatic 5G backup.
3. Crown Castle provides dedicated fiber between 500 Mbps and 5 Gbps. Entry pricing sits around $524 per month and bandwidth is never shared.
Pros
Zayo
- Dark-fiber loop links Downtown to the Great Southwest Industrial Park
- Upgrade path to 100 Gbps needs no new trench
- Tickets reach a local NOC engineer in fifteen minutes
AT&T Dedicated Fiber
- Guarantees 99.999 percent uptime and two-hour repair
- Static IPs come free
- 5G failover keeps traffic flowing during fiber cuts
Crown Castle
- No oversubscription on any circuit
- Dark fiber available for private optical paths
- Optional DDoS scrub stops attacks at the edge
Cons
Zayo
- New laterals can take ninety days
- Long IRU contracts limit flexibility
AT&T Dedicated Fiber
- Uses proprietary gear that needs a tech visit to replace
- Monthly cost climbs quickly above two-gig tiers
Crown Castle
- Crown Castle offers 20-30 year contracts for exclusive dedicated fiber network access, but you cannot cancel these contracts.
- High construction and installation fees apply for the dedicated fiber optic cable, including engineering and design work for the connection route and permits.
Other popular options for Grand Prairie business internet
- Spectrum Dedicated Fiber
- Spectrum Coax
- Frontier Dedicated Fiber
- Frontier Shared Fiber (FiOS)
- Verizon Shared Fiber (FiOS)
Meter Connect manages business internet service providers in the Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Across Dallas and Tarrant counties Meter Connect installs 10 Gbps dedicated fiber in the Great Southwest Industrial Park and 600 Mbps coax with LTE backup for Main Street boutiques. We match each address with fiber, coax, or fixed-wireless service that balances speed and budget.
- Downtown CBD – Home to Grand Prairie City Hall. Local companies store records in the cloud on two-gig shared fiber.
- Westchester – A family-friendly neighborhood with well-maintained homes and proximity to shopping. Local companies, including small retail and professional services, rely on cable internet for high-speed connectivity.
- Mira Lagos – A master-planned community near Joe Pool Lake, known for scenic views and modern homes. Local businesses, such as real estate firms and home-based consultancies, often use fiber-optic internet for fast, reliable cloud-based operations.
Neighborhood coverage: Where you can get business internet
Grand Prairie • Downtown • Midtown • Eastside • Westside • North Grand Prairie
Meter Connect helps all types of businesses get connected to the best-fit internet options around you.
Factors to consider: How Meter chose the best business providers
- Speed requirements – Zayo and AT&T deliver the area’s fastest multi-gig fiber.
- Coverage – Spectrum Coax reaches nearly every ZIP in the city.
- Contract flexibility – Spectrum sells month-to-month coax. Zayo needs long terms on dark-fiber leases.
- Additional features – AT&T bundles free 5G backup. Frontier includes a Wi-Fi 6E gateway on FiOS plans.