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Integrated T1 Line

Written by: Brad Dudley - Mar 11, 2010

If your business spends as little as $300 per month on it's communications services, then you could benefit from an integrated T1 line. This would include local dialtone, long distance, and business level dsl. Many small businesses have 6 to 10 phone lines costing them $30 to $40 per month each. That is almost the cost of a T1 right there!

An integrated T1 line is a direct circuit from the local phone company to your business which carries both voice and data.

One of the benefits of having an integrated T1 connection is that a T1 comes with an SLA or Service Level Agreement. The provider guarantees a certain level of service and if that is not met they pay a penalty. Check for Integrated T1 Availability.