Wholesale transport for regional carriers. Dark fiber, dedicated wavelengths, and long-haul routes — with a supplier that wont compete with your end customer.
Carriers · Wholesale transport · No-compete in writing

Transport capacity.
No end-customer competition.

Most carriers will quietly market to your end customers the moment the wholesale contract is signed. CyberNet won’t. We sell carrier-grade transport, dark fiber, dedicated wavelengths, long-haul routes, and stay out of your customer relationships. No-compete clauses in writing where geography overlaps. The terms protect what you protect: your customer’s account.

What Carriers Need

Three terms that hold up
after the contract is signed.

No-compete in writing

Where geography overlaps with your end-customer base, the no-compete clause goes in the contract. Not a handshake. Contractually enforceable terms that survive turnover on both sides.

Carrier-grade transport

Dark fiber, dedicated wavelengths, and long-haul routes engineered to carrier standards. Conduit-diverse paths, regenerated at engineered intervals, sized to the optics on both ends.

Wholesale economics

Volume-aware pricing structures, IRU options for long-term capacity commitments, and the contract flexibility regional carriers need to scale their network without re-signing every quarter.

Representative Engagements

Three carrier deals
we structure most often.

01 / Regional Carrier Extension

Footprint extension via wholesale transport

A regional carrier needed wholesale transport across the Southwest to serve their own enterprise customers, without the supplier competing for those accounts. We delivered white-labeled 10G wave services with carrier-grade SLAs, a dedicated channel manager, and a no-compete clause in writing.

Margin doubled vs. previous transport supplier. Renewed at higher commit in year two.
02 / Dark Fiber IRUs

Long-term capacity commitment

Dark fiber strands leased on IRU terms for regional carriers building their own backbones. Long-haul routes, conduit-diverse paths, regen sites on the route map before signing.

For carriers operating their own DWDM and routing.
03 / Backbone Augmentation

Capacity on demand

Wavelength services for regional carriers needing to augment their backbone capacity without the time and cost of new construction. Provisioning lifecycle matched to your growth model.

For carriers scaling capacity to existing routes.
Why CyberNet for Carriers

What makes us
a wholesale partner that holds.

Engineering depth on your side

The route engineer is on staff. Architecture conversations happen with the people who built our network. Your customer’s technical asks get answered by the team that can deliver.

Route transparency before signing

Conduit paths, splice points, regen sites, geo-diversity proof, visible before signing. After signing, the same data lives in Mission Control with live status and dispatch tracking.

Licensed CLEC since 1995

Operating a carrier-grade network since 1995. Long enough to have the procurement, legal, and operational maturity wholesale partnerships require to scale across multi-year contract cycles.

Common questions

Common questions

Do you compete for my end customers?

No. No end-customer competition, in writing.

What transport is available?

Dark fiber, dedicated wavelengths and long-haul routes, at carrier-grade wholesale economics.

Can I see the route before signing?

Yes. Route transparency comes before signing.

How is CyberNet different from other carriers?

CyberNet is an engineering-led, licensed CLEC since 1995 that owns its network, 150,000+ on-net buildings and 700+ cell towers. You work directly with the engineers who design and run your service, with no level-1 layer between you and the person who can fix the problem.

What uptime does CyberNet commit to?

A 99.999% core-uptime SLA, contractually penalized when missed.

How quickly will I hear back?

Within one business day.

How do I check coverage at my address?

Submit your address through the technology configurator and we’ll check coverage at each site.

What is Mission Control?

Mission Control is the operations platform every CyberNet customer lives inside, five workspaces: Orders, Marketplace, Ops Center, Billing, and Helpdesk. See Mission Control.

Carrier Partnership

Ready to talk wholesale transport?
Start with the no-compete.

Tell us your route footprint, your end-customer profile, and the geography where you need the no-compete in writing. We’ll come back with terms, route options, and the wholesale economics that work both sides. Reviewed by carrier operations. Response within one business day.