A Bonding SDK Carriers and ISPs Can Embed in Their Own Products A bonding SDK lets a carrier or ISP build the combining of internet connections into the hardware it already ships, rather than asking subscribers to install anything. Speedify’s engine for combining connections is available to embed in routers, modems and customer equipment through the Speedify SDK. The gains … Read More
MSP Internet Failover Without Appliances: Speedify at Every Client Site
Internet Failover for MSP Clients, Managed From One Dashboard Selling internet failover to clients normally means shipping an appliance to every site and owning it forever. Speedify gives managed service providers the same result in software: provision users and devices, push settings and track usage across every client through Speedify Teams, with nothing to rack. Failover needs at least two … Read More
Why Card Readers Need Internet and How to Keep Card Payments Going During an Outage
How to Keep a Card Payment Terminal Online During an Internet Outage A card payment terminal that loses its connection mid-transaction does not just delay a sale, it often kills it outright. Customers standing at the register do not wait around while a cashier restarts the router, and many just leave, taking the sale with them. Since most modern point-of-sale … Read More
Pop-Up Shop Internet: Speedify Combines 4G/5G Cellular and Wi-Fi to Keep Temporary Locations Online
The Best Internet for Pop-Up Shops and Temporary Locations A pop-up shop has one shot at a strong opening weekend, and a stalled card reader or a frozen POS screen during the first rush is the fastest way to waste it. Temporary retail spaces, seasonal kiosks, and market stalls often get stuck with whatever single Wi-Fi or wired line the … Read More
Best Internet for Food Trucks: Speedify Keeps POS and Card Payments Online by Combining Two Carriers
The Best Internet for Food Trucks: Keep POS and Payments Online The lunch rush is exactly when a food truck cannot afford a frozen card reader. A single line forms, ten orders come in at once, and if the truck’s only cellular connection dips even briefly, the POS system stalls and the line stalls with it. Coverage maps rarely tell … Read More
Oil Rig Wi-Fi and Mining Site Internet: Keep Remote Sites Online
Connectivity for Remote Oil, Gas, and Mining Sites That Can’t Afford to Go Dark Oil rig Wi-Fi and mine site internet often run on a single satellite or cellular internet connection, far past the reach of cable and fiber. When that one internet connection drops, equipment stops reporting its readings, safety calls fail, and a supervisor loses the video feed … Read More