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Who is Meter?
Meter provides managed enterprise networking and internet infrastructure as a service for commercial buildings and multi-site organizations.
- Full-stack managed internet and Wi‑Fi for offices, warehouses, and commercial facilities (enterprise networking).
- Design, installation, and lifecycle management of network hardware, cabling, and wireless access points (network deployment services).
- Centralized monitoring, configuration, and troubleshooting through a cloud-based management platform (network operations).
- Network security controls, segmentation, and policy management integrated into the managed service (network security).
- Coordination with Internet Service Providers (ISP), including circuit procurement and management for customer locations (connectivity management).
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Meter focuses on delivering managed networking (enterprise networking) as an integrated service for companies that operate commercial offices, logistics sites, and other business locations. Instead of buying and managing networking components separately, customers work with Meter as a single provider for design, deployment, connectivity, and ongoing operations. This model is positioned for organizations that want predictable network performance and coverage without building large in-house networking engineering teams.
The company’s offering combines physical infrastructure, including structured cabling, network switches, and wireless access points (LAN/WLAN), with internet connectivity from third-party carriers (WAN). Meter coordinates internet circuit procurement and installation, then connects that upstream bandwidth into a locally deployed network that it has designed for the site. The service is typically delivered across multiple floors or entire buildings and can extend to conference spaces, open offices, private offices, manufacturing or warehouse areas, and shared amenities.
At the platform level, Meter provides a cloud-based management console (network management) where customers can view network status, connected devices, and utilization across locations. This interface is used to configure SSIDs, VLANs, and access policies, and to review alerts or performance metrics. By running configuration and observability through a single web interface, Meter aligns with controller-based and cloud-managed networking patterns used in many contemporary enterprise environments.
Security capabilities in the Meter stack (network security) typically include features such as network segmentation, access control, and traffic policy configuration. These controls are applied across wired and wireless networks to manage how user devices, corporate assets, and Internet of Things (IoT) or Operational technology (OT) endpoints connect and communicate. The design aims to support common enterprise requirements around guest Wi‑Fi isolation, internal resource protection, and compliance-oriented segmentation practices.
From an architectural perspective, Meter’s role in an enterprise environment is closest to managed LAN/WAN and managed Wi‑Fi providers. The company operates at the intersection of internet service brokerage, physical network build-out, and cloud-based network operations. In directory or marketplace taxonomies, Meter maps to categories such as managed network services, enterprise Wi‑Fi as a service, and connectivity lifecycle management, rather than to standalone hardware vendors or generic IT consulting firms.
Our description of Meter. Updated December 2025.
