All Reviews

We had nine startup demos, four needed live cloud inference, and the venue WiFi was a non-starter. WiFiT scoped it on a Tuesday call and shipped two units by Thursday. Every demo loaded clean.

Our keynote at the Raleigh Convention Center had 600 RSVPs and the house network was already saturated by registration. The WiFiT team had a parallel network humming in under an hour and our two-way Q&A app never stuttered.

OEM exhibitor weekend at OCC. The booth network was fenced off from the show floor WiFi which let our payment processor pass audit easily.

Last-minute booking, hybrid all-hands, 350 attendees. They picked up on a Tuesday and were ready Thursday. Calm crew.

We had POS terminals at twenty taps plus a livestream and badge scanners. They sized the network correctly the first time.

We're across the river but very much part of the Portland event ecosystem. They didn't blink at delivering to our event in Vancouver — same crew, same response time.

Our hybrid CME at the Sentinel had eight breakout streams. They sat in on our AV walkthrough and rebuilt the topology twice based on what the production crew needed. That kind of partnership is rare.

We had a brand pop-up running through three days of rain. They specced ruggedized enclosures and weatherproof antennas without us asking. Connection never wavered.

I came in not knowing what we needed for a 600-person sustainability conference at the Oregon Convention Center. Their producer walked me through bandwidth math, segmentation, and what the OCC house network actually delivers (less than they claim). The proposal was the calmest part of the planning cycle.

Asked for 750 Mbps with QoS markings preserved end-to-end for VoIP failback to our HQ PBX. WiFiT delivered, documented, and stayed on site through teardown. The QoS markings actually survived their network. Most vendors lie about that.

Our venue's primary fiber went down at 2pm on event day. WiFiT had a Pittsburgh Starlink rental on the truck as standard backup, cut over in under 10 minutes. The 4-camera livestream never even buffered.

We needed isolated SSIDs for 14 exhibitor robots talking over MQTT. WiFiT mapped MAC reservations, set up the broker isolation, and documented the whole topology. Every robot stayed online.

We ran a one-day pop-up gallery in the Strip District. Single Pittsburgh portable WiFi unit, Stripe payments, photo upload, all of it. Held steady for 9 hours. Wish setup had been a touch faster but the gear performed.

We needed dedicated upstream for model demos pulling from S3 buckets. WiFiT specced bonded 1 Gbps with sub-15ms latency to us-east-1. They hit the SLA and gave us a Grafana dashboard for the duration.

Sponsor lounge for a Steelers home game. WiFiT scoped capacity for 600 concurrent devices in a tent. We hit 580 peak and saw zero authentication failures in the controller logs.

We had three exhibitor zones at our Pittsburgh trade show WiFi build that needed isolated networks for compliance. WiFiT delivered tagged VLANs with per-zone QoS, documented and tested before doors. Zero crosstalk all weekend.

Quoted 500 Mbps symmetrical with a 200 Mbps LTE bonded failover for our medical device summit. We measured 540 down, 480 up at peak with 220 concurrent demo tablets streaming to a cloud annotation tool. The on-site engineer had Wireshark open the whole show.

Two Wi-Fi 6 APs, dedicated SSID, PCI-segmented POS VLAN. Worked. Their on-site engineer answered every escalation in under three minutes.

Dedicated 50 Mbps upstream for the AV crew, QoS-tagged, separated from the attendee network. Production engineer said it was the cleanest hybrid environment they'd worked in this year.

Starlink Business pair with a load balancer. They documented latency variance hour by hour. Stream never glitched.