Engineering, not theatre
We design every circuit to survive a Caribbean summer — diverse uplinks, weather-rated equipment, and pre-positioned spares on each island. When something goes wrong we publish what happened, not just an apology.
We are a Caribbean-based internet provider serving Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and the British Virgin Islands. Our network was built with island weather, island logistics and island bills in mind.
Inter-island broadband should not feel like a luxury. We build redundant, fairly-priced connectivity for households and small businesses that have been priced out of fiber elsewhere.
We design every circuit to survive a Caribbean summer — diverse uplinks, weather-rated equipment, and pre-positioned spares on each island. When something goes wrong we publish what happened, not just an apology.
No mystery promotional pricing that doubles on bill 13. Every plan on our site is the price you'll be paying twelve months from now, including the equipment line items.
Our network operations centre runs on Atlantic Standard Time, with a residential support line during Caribbean office hours and a 24/7 escalation line for every business plan.
Three teams keep the network — and the customer experience — running across all three regions.
Field engineers and NOC staff distributed across San Juan, St. Thomas and Road Town. They monitor the network around the clock and dispatch installs and repairs.
Bilingual sales and onboarding specialists who hand-walk every new business install — including site survey, equipment placement and a 30-day check-in.
Backbone engineers who manage peering, BGP, and the wave links between islands. They also publish a monthly transparency post on our network blog.
ZhouyiSat Communications incorporated on St. John, USVI.
First commercial fixed-wireless links between St. Thomas and St. John lit.
Tortola NOC presence established; first BVI hospitality customer onboarded.
San Juan metro PoP added with redundant uplinks via two independent providers.
Public residential plans launched with island-tested 100 Mbps – 1 Gbps tiers.