Internet that doesn’t depend on the venue.
We bring our own internet: satellite, cellular and the venue’s own, bonded into a single connection. If one fails, the stream keeps going over the others.
The venue’s internet works during the test. Then 500 people walk in.
The venue network is shared with attendees, staff, exhibitors and the rest of the building. When everyone connects at once, the stream is the first thing to drop.
A single connection
If you rely on one cable or one provider, any failure takes everything off the air.
A shared network
The speed the venue measured in an empty room isn’t what you’ll get with a full house.
No one watching
Without monitoring, the problem is discovered after the remote audience has already complained.
Many paths at once. One signal on arrival.
Imagine sending a truck down five highways at the same time, split into pieces. On the other side, someone puts it back together. If one highway closes, the pieces take the others and the truck still arrives.
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We combine connections
Satellite, cellular and the venue network go into the same unit.
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They travel together, protected
The signal is split across all of them and travels encrypted to our server.
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It arrives as one
The server puts it back together and delivers it to your platform without interruptions.
Everything your event needs to stay online.
Internet for the stream
A channel reserved just for your stream or your remote speakers.
Wi-Fi for attendees and staff
Mesh network for registration, staff or the public. Coverage is defined during the venue survey.
Point of sale and registration
Terminals, scanners and systems that can’t afford to lose signal.
Live monitoring
We watch every link throughout the event and fix any failure before anyone notices.
On-site tech support
Setup, testing before doors open and support until the close.
Venue survey
We measure signal and coverage before quoting. Free of charge in Puebla.
Mobile office
Reliable internet for a team working away from its office: an event operations center, a press room, a site office or a temporary base. We arrive, we connect, and the team works as if it were at home, for as many days as it needs.
The gear we bring to your event.
Final speed depends on coverage at each location. That’s why we measure it first and never promise a number we haven’t seen.
- Technology
- Peplink SpeedFusion
- Bonding units
- 2
- Satellite links
- 3 × Starlink
- Cellular links
- 3 × 4G · 1 × 5G
- Venue network
- as an extra link
- Bonded capacity
- up to 200 Mbps
- Attendee Wi-Fi
- mesh, per venue
Fiber and microwave for large-scale events.
For government, large corporations and events with thousands of people: dedicated fiber or point-to-point microwave links, through specialized providers in Puebla, Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey and other major cities.
Frequently asked questions
What happens if one of the links drops?
The signal is spread across the links still active. The stream continues, and we see the failure on our monitor so we can fix it.
What speed will I get?
It depends on coverage at the location. The system can bond up to 200 Mbps; we measure the real figure during the venue survey before committing.
Do I need the venue to provide internet?
It isn’t essential. If there is internet, we add it as one more link; if not, we run on satellite and cellular.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the duration, the location and what you need connected. Message us on WhatsApp with the date and venue and we’ll reply with a proposal.