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Verizon Business

Verizon Business operates a US network and global IP backbone, with managed SD-WAN, SASE, mobility and security services for enterprise customers.

Verizon Business quick facts

CategoryDirect network owner
Founded2000
HeadquartersNew York, New York, United States
Websitewww.verizon.com/business/
Last reviewed2026-06-04

Comparison of Verizon Business technology partners

Publicly named partnerships. 4 entries.

PartnerPartnership typeDirectionNotes
CiscoSD-WAN technology stack (Catalyst SD-WAN, Meraki)Vendor integrates partner
Versa NetworksSD-WAN and SASE platformVendor integrates partner
Palo Alto NetworksSASE stack (Prisma Access)Vendor integrates partner
Microsoft AzureCloud on-ramp and ExpressRoute connectivityBidirectional

Verizon Business partner and reseller programmes

ProgrammeTiersNotes
Verizon Partner NetworkChannel programme covering agents, resellers and technology alliance partners.

Service models

Fully managed

Available

Co-managed

Available

Self-managed (DIY)

Not offered

Deployment options

  • Managed SD-WAN on Cisco, Versa or VMware underlay
  • Global IP backbone and MPLS services
  • Verizon mobility and 5G business connectivity
  • Managed SASE and security services

Global coverage

  • Primary footprint: United States
  • Global IP backbone with PoPs across all major regions
  • Mobility coverage across the US with roaming partnerships

Verizon 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 multinationals
  • Buyers wanting mobility plus fixed connectivity bundles
  • Estates with strong North American site weighting

Less suited for

  • UK-only buyers wanting a domestic network owner
  • Self-managed SD-WAN deployments

Verizon Business pros and cons

Pros

  • US direct network owner with global reach
  • Named partnerships with Cisco, Versa and Palo Alto Networks
  • Mobility and fixed under one supplier

Cons

  • US-centric pricing and account model
  • Managed wrap typically mandatory

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