Work without the Worry.

Fiber internet offers lightning-fast, symmetrical speeds and low latency—perfect for video conferencing, cloud-based applications, large file uploads, and smooth multitasking throughout your workday. Stay connected throughout your whole home with whole home Wi-Fi as well, powered by industry-leading eero Wi-Fi technology enabling you to take care of business in any corner of the house.

Yes. With its high bandwidth and symmetrical upload/download speeds, fiber easily supports simultaneous video meetings, secure VPN access, and large file transfers without lag or buffering.

The right internet speed depends on how you work. For most remote workers, tasks like video calls, file sharing, and cloud-based apps require a fast and reliable connection—but the more people and devices using your network, the more speed you’ll need.

• 1 Gig – Great for individuals or small households working from home. Handles video conferencing, large file uploads, and multitasking without lag.
• 2 Gig – Perfect for families or roommates where multiple people are working, streaming, and gaming at the same time.
• 5 Gig – Designed for power users, creative professionals, or small businesses running a home office with heavy bandwidth needs like 4K video editing, huge file transfers, or multiple simultaneous video calls.
• 8 Gig – The ultimate choice for the ultimate gamer, households or home-based businesses that demand the very best—ultra-low latency, lightning-fast uploads, and future-ready speeds that support dozens of devices at once.

With Ezee Fiber, every plan comes with symmetrical upload and download speeds, so your video calls are crystal clear, your files upload in seconds, and your productivity never slows down.

Possibly—but it depends on your situation. According to the IRS (Publication 587, Business Use of Your Home), you may be able to deduct expenses for a home office if part of your home is used regularly and exclusively for business. Internet service can fall under those expenses, but only the portion used for work is typically deductible.

That said, every person’s tax situation is different. For clear guidance on whether you qualify, it’s best to review IRS Publication 587 or consult with a licensed tax professional.