Having access to high quality, low cost service providers can help move any business forward. Our new app gives you a simple and cost-effective way to connect with the best business services for your needs.

The VendorFind app features all of InsideUp’s 20 business service provider categories, including VoIP, call center, payroll, human resources, business internet,  web development,  credit card processing, collection agencies,  business cash advance and many more.

Are you looking for business internet access services?  VendorFind will let you tap into InsideUp’s comprehensive knowledge base to learn about internet access services before you make your decision and choose a vendor.

You’ll also have access to tools such as informative videos, wikis, vendor ratings and “Quick Guide” overviews of each category including internet. Easily link to our Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn pages for additional information and special deals from select vendors.

Once you’ve found the service you need, simply submit a quick survey to be instantly matched with vendors that fit your criteria–and receive custom, competitive quotes from multiple providers. Have additional questions about business services? Simply click on our phone number displayed on the app to speak to a representative.

Finding qualified service providers has never been easier! Say you’re meeting your business partner to discuss your new internet access campaign. Simply access the internet access category on your mobile phone to start receiving quotes from pre-screened internet access agencies. You could realistically save up to 60% on internet access services for your next campaign. And that’s just one example; with VendorFind at your fingertips, you can be sure you never pay too much for the business services you need.

The VendorFind app is a real time-saver for businesses that don’t want to advertise for a service provider and then face the ordeal of researching each provider to find the one that best matches their needs and budget.

Download the free VendorFind app today and see how easy it is to connect with the business services that will help your company grow.

No matter what industry you work in, you will likely need business internet service. This service is provided by companies that are commonly known as ISPs (Internet Service Providers). These companies provide internet connections to individuals as well offices,  and they offer different monthly packages. Although some ISPs offer advanced services such as web hosting and email services, the most important factor to consider when selecting business broadband services is “speed.”

Business internet service depends upon the connection used by ISPs at the back-end. Business broadband service providers may employ one of the following types of  internet connections:

Traditional Dial-up Connection

“56 Kbps, that’s it?” This may be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about a dial-up connection. Analog modems are one of the oldest network devices, offering a maximum download rate of a meager 56Kbps. This makes them the slowest form of internet connection available. They also have an inherent disadvantage of occupying one’s phone line so as long as you are using the internet, you cannot make phone calls. Nevertheless, traditional dial-up internet service is still preferred by some people because of its reliability and affordable rates.

Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)

ISDN provides data rates up to 128 kbps, which is the prime reason for its widespread popularity. It allows voice and data to be transmitted on the same phone line, which means that you can use the internet and phone simultaneously. Although service providers have made strenuous efforts to make the service widely available, its high cost discourages many users from choosing this option.

Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)

DSL and cable networks are the undisputed kings of affordable high-speed internet service. Theoretically, these two business broadband services are capable of attaining a speed as high as 40 Mbps (Mega bits per seconds). This feature has made them highly popular in urban areas. However, the service is limited in rural areas due to unavailability of infrastructure.

Leased Lines

Those who require a dedicated internet connection should opt for leased lines. Some business internet service providers provide dedicated lines, which offer a high-speed internet connection. The internet speed ranges between 1.5Mbps to 4.5Mbps. These reliable and high-speed lines, however, come with a proportional cost. Often, service providers buy high-bandwidth leased lines and distribute fractions of it in small settings, such as small office buildings.

Wireless Access Services

Wireless business broadband service brought unparalleled mobility and convenience to the internet users. These features have appealed to many individuals and enterprises alike. They offer high data rates comparable to a business DSL connection. However, weather and user location are sensitive factors that can handicap the service significantly. Moreover, some businesses are also concerned about the security issues of the transmission and doubt its reliability.