No-compete in writing
Where geography overlaps with your customer base, the no-compete clause goes in the contract. Not a relationship promise. Not a handshake. Contractually enforceable terms that survive turnover on both sides.
Most wholesale carriers will quietly market to your customers the moment the contract is signed. CyberNet won’t. We sell the physical layer, dark fiber, dedicated wavelengths, long-haul transport, and you keep the end-customer relationship. White-label where you need it. No-compete clauses in writing where geography overlaps. Partner terms designed for carriers, MSPs, VARs, and master agents who’ve been burned before.
If you’ve been in wholesale or channel long enough, you’ve learned which questions to stop asking because the answer is always the same dodge. We answer them differently, in writing.
Where geography overlaps with your customer base, the no-compete clause goes in the contract. Not a relationship promise. Not a handshake. Contractually enforceable terms that survive turnover on both sides.
Your customer sees your brand on the bill, the portal, and the support line. CyberNet operates the network underneath. Where co-branding makes sense for credibility, that’s a partner choice, not a default exposure.
Deal registration that holds. Agent commissions that pay out as quoted. Carrier terms documented for your finance team. The economics work for both sides because the partner program is structured by people who’ve been on the channel side too.
Each partner page details the wholesale terms, the products you can build on, and the commercial structure that fits your business model.
Wholesale transport and dark fiber for regional carriers extending their footprint. Long-haul routes, dedicated wavelengths, conduit-diverse paths. No-compete clauses in writing. View Carriers →
Carrier-grade backbone for MSPs delivering managed connectivity to enterprise customers. Multi-tenant capable. Operational paperwork built for resold delivery. View MSPs →
Connectivity partnership for technical VARs reselling network services to enterprise. Engineered product line, deal-registration discipline, training built for technical resellers. View VARs →
Commission-bearing partnership for master agents placing connectivity with enterprise customers. Carrier terms, agent compensation in writing, and channel respect. View Master Agents →
The first contract is sales. The renewal is the truth. Here’s what consistently shows up in partner renewals.
The route engineer is on staff. Architecture conversations happen with the people who built our network, not an outsourced design partner. Your customer’s technical asks get answered by the team that can actually deliver.
Mission Control surfaces the operational truth: live route status, dispatch tracking, capacity advisories, SLA performance. When your customer asks where their problem is, you have the same view we have internally.
Licensed CLEC since 1995. Long enough to have learned which partner terms work and which don’t, and to have the procurement, legal, and operational maturity that partner programs require to scale.
No. No-compete is in writing, and the service is white-label by default.
Carriers, MSPs, VARs and master agents.
Channel-respecting compensation, on documented terms.
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.
A 99.999% core-uptime SLA, contractually penalized when missed.
Within one business day.
Submit your address through the technology configurator and we’ll check coverage at each site.
Mission Control is the operations platform every CyberNet customer lives inside, five workspaces: Orders, Marketplace, Ops Center, Billing, and Helpdesk. See Mission Control.
Tell us your business model, carrier, MSP, VAR, master agent, and the customer profile you protect. We’ll come back with wholesale terms, product structure, and the no-compete language that survives a contract review. Reviewed by partner operations. Response within one business day.