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Primary internet for small business

MergeWiFi as a small business's main internet: a router that connects to the strongest carrier at the address, on one plan, managed from the cloud.

Sales sheetUpdated November 6, 2026

Your business online, on the strongest carrier at your address. MergeWiFi is business internet over cellular. One router reaches every major carrier, connects to the strongest one where it's installed, and is managed from the cloud.

What you get

  • The strongest carrier. At power-on, the router finds the strongest network where it's installed and connects. Nobody has to pick one.
  • One plan, one bill. No carrier SIM card to swap, and you're never tied to one carrier. One plan covers you whichever network the router uses.
  • Security built in. VPN and encryption come with the router. Watchtower adds zero-trust security at the SIM on Watchtower-enabled hardware.
  • Fully managed. Deployed, monitored and supported by MergeWiFi. The router can be checked, tested and supported remotely, with no site visit.

The MergeWiFi Max: 4G or 5G

Both models share one design. Pick by the coverage at your address.

Max 4GMax 5G
Network4G LTE (Cat 12)5G (Cat 20), with 4G fallback
Choose it when4G is the strongest signal at the site5G shows on the coverage map at your address
Wired ports5 gigabit Ethernet ports5 gigabit Ethernet ports
Power12 V DC, under 24 W12 V DC, under 24 W
Size217 × 140 × 30 mm, 0.5 kg217 × 140 × 30 mm, 0.5 kg

When a carrier struggles, it changes carriers

With one carrier, failover only moves you to another tower on the same network, so when that carrier has a problem you're still down. MergeWiFi moves to a different, healthy carrier on its own, and nobody has to touch anything.

From quote to online

  1. Check the address. Your partner checks coverage where the router will go, before you buy.
  2. Pick the router and plan. Buy the router, or lease it monthly with your plan where a lease is offered.
  3. Plug it in. Connect the power and give it a few minutes. It finds the strongest carrier and connects on its own.
  4. Connect your business. Join its Wi-Fi, or plug computers, card readers and a switch into its LAN ports.

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