Direct network ownerPublic summary, not an editorial review
AT&T Business
US direct network owner offering managed SD-WAN and SASE through named technology partnerships, with global MPLS, internet and mobility services.
AT&T Business quick facts
| Category | Direct network owner |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1983 |
| Headquarters | Dallas, Texas, United States |
| Website | www.business.att.com |
| Last reviewed | 2026-06-04 |
Comparison of AT&T Business technology partners
Publicly named partnerships. 5 entries.
| Partner | Partnership type | Direction | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cisco | SD-WAN technology stack (Catalyst SD-WAN, Meraki) | Vendor integrates partner | |
| Fortinet | SD-WAN and security stack (FortiGate Secure SD-WAN) | Vendor integrates partner | |
| Palo Alto Networks | SASE stack (Prisma Access) | Vendor integrates partner | |
| Microsoft Azure | Cloud on-ramp and ExpressRoute connectivity | Bidirectional | |
| Amazon Web Services | Cloud on-ramp and Direct Connect connectivity | Bidirectional |
AT&T Business partner and reseller programmes
| Programme | Tiers | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| AT&T Partner Solutions | Channel programme covering solution providers, alliance and wholesale partners. |
Service models
Fully managed
Available
Co-managed
Available
Self-managed (DIY)
Not offered
Deployment options
- Managed SD-WAN on Cisco, Fortinet or VMware underlay
- Managed SASE delivered through technology partner stacks
- Global MPLS and internet services
- Mobility and 5G business connectivity
Global coverage
- Primary footprint: United States
- Global MPLS and internet backbone with international PoPs
- Mobility coverage across the US with roaming partnerships
AT&T Business capability matrix
Uses the same 8-flag vocabulary as the Netify broadband reseller comparison.
No Minimum SpendFTTP PortfolioSOGEA AvailableEthernet / Leased LinePartner PortalBilling SupportWhite Label Options (unknown)API Integration (unknown)
Best for
- US-headquartered enterprises with global sites
- Multinationals wanting managed SD-WAN under one carrier wrap
- Buyers needing mobility plus fixed connectivity bundles
- Existing AT&T MPLS estates moving to hybrid WAN
Less suited for
- UK-only buyers wanting a domestic network owner
- Self-managed SD-WAN deployments with no managed wrap
- Small businesses seeking low minimum spend
AT&T Business pros and cons
Pros
- US direct network owner with global reach
- Named partnerships with Cisco, Fortinet and Palo Alto Networks
- Cloud on-ramps with AWS and Azure
- Mobility and fixed connectivity under one supplier
Cons
- US-centric pricing and account model
- Limited direct UK access footprint outside major cities
- Managed wrap mandatory, no published DIY model
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