If you think Loop is like other telecommunications companies, think again. With a 100% fiber-optic network – that we built, own and operate – we’re solely in control of our network. That allows us to set our sights high. And give your business more power. Since 2015, Loop Internet's fiber has been transforming the way businesses communicate with internet, phone, private line and colocation services. Our On-Net buildings are located across Wilkes-Barre and Scranton, in places you work, connecting you to a world of business.
Business Internet
Internet packages designed for any business that needs the fastest, more reliable, and cost effective solution. Symmetrical speeds up to 40Gbps.
Business Phone
Whether you need a phone for one desk or an office of 300 staff members, we have a voice solution that will fit your requirements & budget.
Private Networking
From intercity to inneroffice, we can build your organization a secure private network that suites your exact requirements.
Colocation & Enterprise Services
From disaster recovery to rooftop microwave colocation, we can host your IT infrastructure in our state of the art datacenter assets around the area.
We do not run on any legacy network. It’s all ours – 100% fiber optic – purpose built to handle the massive amounts of data business exchanges today. With built-in fail safes and redundancies so you’re not out of touch when it matters most. You’ll get features and peace of mind you won’t find in traditional networks.
Our Wilkes-Barre network architecture is built to give our customers amazing performance. Critical technologies – servers, switches and routers – that transport your data are housed in multiple loopinternet POPs on opposite sides of the city. Each location can operate independently and is capable of running the city by itself. If there’s a problem with one, traffic is automatically rerouted behind-the-scenes to the other, without interruption to you.
Our local provisioning and technical teams are simply the best. At loopinternet, the technician you speak to on the phone is likely the same person who arrives for your service call. One-to-one service, as it should be.
These days, traditional telephone networks use fiber optic in conjunction with older copper wiring. But it still all radiates from a central office like it did 100 years ago, and there is almost always a single point of failure. We design to ensure the highest service availability, right down to how our cable is laid and backed up. If a connection goes down, or an entire location is lost, there’s always a failsafe that will keep things moving.