All Reviews

We ran a side event during NVIDIA GTC and needed parity with the main venue's bandwidth. WiFiT provisioned a 4 Gbps bonded uplink with sub-20ms RTT to the Bay Area POPs. Monitoring dashboard exposed real-time per-AP utilization. This is the level of detail we needed.

Outdoor wedding at La Caille. The challenge was livestream to family overseas plus 200 guest devices on the property. WiFiT solved both — guest SSID rate-limited, livestream on dedicated VLAN with Starlink redundancy.

Outdoor cultural festival in Sugar House Park. The challenge was vendor payment processing across 30 food stalls in 95-degree heat. WiFiT carved a PCI-isolated SSID for the merchants and held it up the whole day. Strong fix to a real problem.

Corporate launch event at the Megaplex Theatres at Thanksgiving Point. The complaint we'd had at past events was sponsor demo crashes from network contention. WiFiT split sponsor demos onto a dedicated VLAN. No crashes.

Family quinceañera with relatives watching from Guadalajara and Mexico City. The venue's WiFi kept dropping our livestream every fifteen minutes. WiFiT brought in portable WiFi and ran the broadcast clean for four hours. Problem gone.

Brand activation dinner during Sundance week, off-Main-Street, at a private home above Park City. Zero usable internet on site. WiFiT diagnosed line-of-sight to a nearby cellular tower, paired it with Starlink, and gave us the kind of bandwidth our broadcast partner asked for. They actually solved it.

Annual engineering offsite at Snowbird. The lodge's house WiFi could not handle 80 engineers running cloud builds. WiFiT diagnosed the problem in one site walk and delivered a dedicated overlay network for the duration. Builds ran clean for three days.

We had a major brand booth at Outdoor Retailer at the Salt Palace. The venue WiFi went down mid-Tuesday during exhibitor setup — show floor was chaos. WiFiT was on site in three hours with a fully isolated booth network. Problem solved before our first appointment Wednesday morning.

Wedding venue 30 minutes east of Sacramento, cellular barely registered. WiFiT brought Sacramento Starlink rental gear out, helped us think through where to mount the dish, even patched in our DJ's livestream. Genuinely consultative crew.

Trade association breakfast at the Sheraton Grand on J Street. 400 attendees. The hotel WiFi tier we had budgeted for would have been a coin flip. WiFiT laid out the options and we picked their dedicated network. Worth the line item.

150-person founder dinner at the Sutter Club. The building is historic — fiber path was complicated. WiFiT walked the space twice, explained the trade-offs of each option, and recommended bonded cellular with Starlink failover instead of trying to force a fiber install. Right call.

Academic conference at the UC Davis Conference Center but the post-event reception was at the Citizen Hotel in downtown Sacramento. WiFiT coordinated both ends with one point of contact. Consultative from day one — they basically project-managed the WiFi.

Charity gala at Cal Expo, indoor-outdoor mix, 800 guests. Their team explained the bandwidth math up front, sent a written plan, then on the night the silent auction and the streaming feed both ran perfectly. Will book again.

Three-day chamber summit across the Hyatt Regency on L Street. WiFiT's planner mapped breakouts, registration, and the main ballroom on day one and adjusted the loadout twice based on traffic. That kind of attention is unusual.

Hosted a statewide policy convening at the Sacramento Public Library Galleria. Press needed reliable upload, our presenters needed Zoom-grade video, and the building's house WiFi was not going to do it. WiFiT handled both networks on separate VLANs. Professional, calm, asked the right questions in planning.

Capitol Mall, Saturday of Farm-to-Fork, 60,000 visitors over the day. We needed reliable upload from three sponsor activations spread across two blocks. The WiFiT team did a Wednesday site walk, planned a Starlink primary at each tent, and the whole weekend ran without a single ticket from sponsors.

Healthcare data segregation requirements were specific. WiFiT understood the segmentation needed before we explained it. The contract reflected the security work properly.

Hybrid event — half attendees in person, half remote. The team thought carefully about asymmetric traffic before they specified the package. Engineering rigor that smaller cities don't always get from out-of-town vendors.

Highland Park is challenging — no fiber, contested cellular during peak weekends. WiFiT recommended a Starlink primary and didn't try to oversell us. Payment processing for our 30 booths worked across the whole festival.

Outdoor ceremony, indoor reception, live streaming for family abroad. They suggested running a dedicated production VLAN even though we hadn't asked. Glad they did — bandwidth was tight during the toasts.