FastNet stacks five pieces: custom gateway hardware, carrier-diverse SIMs, a private packet core, continuous monitoring, and the engineers who run it. Here's how each part pulls its weight.
A network engineer visits your property with spectrum-analysis gear. We measure actual signal from every carrier at every candidate mount point — not tower-locator guesses. You get a report; we get the right plan.
Our Beacon G2 is a professional-grade 5G gateway with dual-SIM, dual-carrier redundancy, 2.5GbE out, and a mmWave+sub-6 antenna array. It lives in the utility closet, rack, or equipment room — never on your kitchen counter.
The Beacon holds active sessions on two carriers simultaneously. If one sector degrades — congestion, weather, a truck hitting a tower — traffic switches over without dropping TCP connections.
Every Beacon tunnels into our private APN. You get a static IP, no carrier-grade NAT, and the option to egress from LA, Phoenix, or Dallas. Makes VPN, security cameras, and smart-home integrations behave like they do on fiber.
Every Beacon pings our NOC every 30 seconds with throughput, latency, signal quality, and failover state. Alerts go to our on-call engineer, not a ticket queue. If you call, you reach a human who already knows what happened.
Check 5G coverage in 30 seconds. If your signal qualifies, we'll schedule a survey. If it doesn't, we'll tell you — and we won't try to sell you anything.