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Who is The Wisp?
The Wisp is an internet service provider that delivers fixed wireless broadband connectivity, carrying IP traffic over radio links from tower-based and point-to-point network infrastructure to subscriber premises.
- Fixed wireless broadband internet access
- Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint radio links
- Wireless backhaul and transport connectivity
- Network monitoring and managed connectivity services
- Residential and business access in rural and underserved areas
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The organization positions its offerings as an alternative to wired last-mile access, particularly where fiber or cable infrastructure is limited or costly to extend. Its services are typically used by residential subscribers, small and medium businesses, and organizations that require dependable site-to-site connectivity without trenching or long construction timelines.
Fixed wireless architectures commonly rely on licensed or unlicensed spectrum, directional antennas, and tower or rooftop deployments. Traffic is aggregated at aggregation points and backhauled to upstream internet exchange or carrier networks. Standard IP routing, network address translation, and quality of service policies are used to manage bandwidth across subscribers. Network management practices typically include remote monitoring, signal and link performance analysis, and capacity planning.
Within the telecommunications sector, fixed wireless internet providers are generally compared with digital subscriber line, cable, fiber to the premises, and satellite broadband. Fixed wireless is often valued for faster deployment and lower capital requirements in sparsely populated areas, while its performance depends on line of sight, distance from base stations, and spectrum conditions.
The business significance of this model lies in extending broadband access to communities and enterprises that larger carriers may not serve economically. For enterprises, wireless transport can provide redundant connectivity and rapid site provisioning. Directory positioning reflects the organization's current focus on broadband access and wireless network services within the telecommunications and internet connectivity category.
Our description of The Wisp. Updated October 2026.