Common Networks

Common Networks is a San Francisco-based fixed wireless internet service provider founded in 2016 that delivers fiber-class 5G home internet speeds to residential communities at flat-rate pricing. The company first launched in Alameda, California before expanding across the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond, offering 300 Mbps broadband service for $49 per month with no contracts or data caps. Common Networks has raised more than $34 million in funding from investors including General Catalyst, Eclipse Ventures, and Lux Capital, and positions itself as a next-generation alternative to traditional cable and fiber infrastructure by leveraging fixed wireless access technology to rapidly deploy high-speed connectivity to underserved neighborhoods.