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Dedicated Internet Pricing in Colorado

Committed bandwidth pricing, SLA terms, static IPs, repair commitments, and construction variables.

Reviewed by Cody, Business Internet Advisor Published Last reviewed Editorial methodology

In brief At a lit Colorado building, dedicated internet typically runs $329 for 50 Mbps and $680 for 1 Gbps. Construction, contract length, and competition determine the address-level quote.

These are the monthly prices we typically quote in Colorado at a building that is already lit. They are not a quote for your building. Along the Front Range, competition genuinely moves these numbers. Off the corridor and into the mountains, construction cost dominates everything else on this page.

BandwidthTypical Colorado monthly range
50 Mbps$329
100 Mbps$369
200 Mbps$464
500 Mbps$499
1 Gbps$680
10 Gbps$2,500

What the monthly DIA price buys

Costs that may sit outside the monthly price

ItemWhat to expect
Installation feeFrequently waived on a 36 or 60 month term. Always ask.
Construction contributionZero in a lit building. It can reach five figures for a long build.
Router or CPEIncluded, rented monthly, or purchased. Compare like for like.
Static IP blockUsually included with DIA. Confirm the block size.
Early terminationOften the remaining contract value. Read this clause before signing.
Annual escalatorSome contracts raise the price yearly. Negotiate it out or cap it.

How to lower a dedicated internet quote

What moves the price

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Broadband is a separate best-effort product. Compare it when a contractual bandwidth floor and repair commitment are not worth the DIA premium.

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Pricing by metro

Metro matters less than the building, but it is not nothing. Dense metro cores have more carriers competing, which is where the real savings come from.

Business internet in Denver The carrier hotel, the long haul crossroads, and by some distance the most competitive fiber market in the Mountain West. Front Range Business internet in Colorado Springs Defence, aerospace and cybersecurity, with the compliance requirements that come attached. Southern Front Range Business internet in Aurora A major academic medical campus, a Space Force base, and Colorado's most diverse business base. Denver Metro Business internet in Fort Collins A research university, a serious semiconductor and hardware cluster, and a city-owned fiber network. Northern Front Range Business internet in Boulder Federal research labs, a dense startup scene, aerospace engineering, and Zayo's home town. Front Range Business internet in Lakewood A large federal campus, established office parks, and the western edge of Denver's fiber density. Denver Metro Business internet in Thornton Fast growing north metro suburb where new development generally means new conduit. North Denver Metro Business internet in Westminster Sits between Denver and Boulder, and gets useful spillover from both. North Denver Metro Business internet in Arvada Established northwest suburb with a wide spread between its newest and oldest commercial areas. Northwest Denver Metro Business internet in Pueblo Steel, renewable energy manufacturing, and a market where the carrier list is genuinely shorter. Southern Colorado Business internet in Greeley Agriculture, food processing and the DJ Basin energy sector, spread across a large county. Northern Colorado Business internet in Loveland Medical device and precision manufacturing, plus its own municipal fiber network. Northern Front Range Business internet in Longmont Home to NextLight, which is regularly ranked among the fastest internet providers in the country. Northern Front Range

Common questions

What does dedicated internet cost in Colorado?

At a lit building, dedicated internet typically starts around $329 a month and rises with bandwidth. Construction, term length, and carrier competition can move the real quote substantially.

Why does DIA cost more than business broadband?

DIA reserves symmetrical capacity for one customer and includes a contractual service level agreement and repair commitment. Broadband shares capacity and is sold on a best-effort basis.

Can dedicated internet pricing be negotiated?

Yes. Competing on-net carriers, a longer term, and a larger total contract value are the useful levers. Carrier competition usually moves the price more than haggling with one provider.

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