Business Wireless Broadband
When your business needs broadband connectivity on-site fast and fixed lines are not an option – business wireless broadband can potentially deliver on our 4G or 5G network^. With a range of data options to choose from, this isn’t a one-size-fits-all broadband. Plus, if you need added flexibility, select plans also offer a static IP option.
All prices exclude GST unless otherwise stated.
Regional availability
Smart Fibre plans available^ here:
- Smart Fibre 300
- Smart Fibre 900
Regions covered^:
Canterbury, Hamilton, Tauranga, Whanganui, New Plymouth, Tokoroa, Hāwera, Cambridge, Te Awamutu, Stratford, Ōmokoroa, Ngāruawāhia, Tirau, Katikati, Putāruru, Tamahere and Matangi
^Indication only. Address checker will advise actual plan availability.
Smart Fibre plans available^ here:
- Smart Fibre 300
- Smart Fibre 900
Regions covered^:
Northland
^Indication only. Address checker will advise actual plan availability.
Smart Fibre plans available^ here:
- Smart Fibre 500
- Smart Fibre 900
Regions covered^:
Northland, Canterbury, Hamilton, Tauranga, Whanganui, New Plymouth, Tokoroa, Hāwera, Cambridge, Te Awamutu, Stratford, Ōmokoroa, Ngāruawāhia, Tirau, Katikati, Putāruru, Tamahere and Matangi.
^Indication only. Address checker will advise actual plan availability.
Regional availability
Smart Fibre plans available^ here:
- Smart Fibre 500
- Smart Fibre 900
Regions covered^:
Northland, Canterbury, Hamilton, Tauranga, Whanganui, New Plymouth, Tokoroa, Hāwera, Cambridge, Te Awamutu, Stratford, Ōmokoroa, Ngāruawāhia, Tirau, Katikati, Putāruru, Tamahere and Matangi.
^Indication only. Address checker will advise actual plan availability.
Smart Fibre plans available^ here:
- Smart Fibre 300
- Smart Fibre 900
Regions covered^:
Northland
^Indication only. Address checker will advise actual plan availability.
Smart Fibre plans available^ here:
- Smart Fibre 300
- Smart Fibre 900
Regions covered^:
Canterbury, Hamilton, Tauranga, Whanganui, New Plymouth, Tokoroa, Hāwera, Cambridge, Te Awamutu, Stratford, Ōmokoroa, Ngāruawāhia, Tirau, Katikati, Putāruru, Tamahere and Matangi
^Indication only. Address checker will advise actual plan availability.
Fair use policy applies
^Indication only. Address checker will advise actual plan availability.
*The average download peak time speeds for the Unlimited and Ultimate Unlimited Plans are specific to our Plans while the average upload peak speeds are the average for all Fibre300 and FibreMax plans (as applicable) in the MBNZ programme. Average peak speeds from MBNZ June 2024 report is based on data collected in the month of April 2024. The speed you experience at any given time may be higher or lower than these averages and depends on factors including the performance of your modem, location of the server, your computer/phone and how your wifi has been setup.
Standard monthly plan prices change
On 1 July 2025 the standard monthly plan prices on our Smart Fibre Broadband plans will be increasing. You can find the changes here.
Benefits
Plug in and begin
Static IP upgrade
Flexibility
Choose your data
FAQs
Wireless Broadband is a cracking low-cost option and if you need to get your premises connected quickly. It’s also handy as a backup connection to keep your business running if there’s an issue with your main internet. If your operations don’t require the super-fast speeds of Fibre, Wireless Broadband could be just the ticket.
Wireless Broadband connects your business to the internet using radio signals from nearby cell towers—much like your mobile phone does. Instead of using cables, it delivers internet over the airwaves. This means you can get connected swiftly without waiting for any physical lines to be installed.
Not exactly. WiFi is what lets your devices connect to your modem without wires within your office—it’s your local network. Wireless Broadband, on the other hand, is how your modem connects to the internet without using physical cables. So, Wireless Broadband brings the internet to your building, and WiFi spreads it around inside.
Choosing Wireless Broadband over Fibre can make sense if Fibre isn’t available in your area or you need a hassle-free setup. It’s quick to install and gets you online without the wait for cable installation. While it might not match Fibre’s speeds, it’s a solid option for smaller businesses with light networking requirements at a reduced price point or as a reliable backup connection.
One of the great things about Wireless Broadband is that it’s usually easy to set up yourself. We can send you the modem, and with some simple instructions, you’ll be online in no time—no need to wait in for an engineer. It’s a straightforward way to keep your business connected.
