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BeyondReach

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About

BeyondReach is a commercial internet connectivity provider specializing in delivering fixed wireless, broadband, dedicated internet access, and ethernet transport solutions to businesses in remote, rural, and hard-to-reach locations across the U.S. and Canada. Operating since 2001 as a business unit of parent company CCR Technologies, the company leverages a nationwide network of carrier hotels, vertical assets, and partnerships with 950+ WISPs to serve aggregators, MSPs, ISPs, and carriers. Bey...

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Location

Cedar Rapids, IA

Founded

2001

Offerings

4 active

VenSearch Intelligence

Ideal Customer

  • BeyondReach's sweet spot is businesses with one or more locations that fall outside the serviceable footprint of traditional wireline ISPs—particularly distributed multi-site enterprises in retail, hospitality, energy, or government that need connectivity where fiber build-out is cost-prohibitive or unavailable.
  • The company primarily sells through channel intermediaries (MSPs, aggregators, ISPs, and carriers) rather than directly to end-users, so its indirect customers range from SMB to enterprise.

Key Differentiators

  • BeyondReach's primary differentiator is its ability to deliver business-grade internet connectivity—including SLA-backed DIA—in locations where virtually no other provider can, leveraging a dynamic, non-static network of fixed wireless infrastructure, 950+ WISP partners, 7.5 million near-net buildings, and 6 carrier hotels.
  • Unlike competitors that rely on bonded cellular SIMs or LEO satellite marketed as 'fixed wireless,' BeyondReach emphasizes that its DIA product is not dependent on cellular coverage and is engineered for consistent bandwidth and performance guarantees.

Industries Served

  • BeyondReach serves a broad range of industries including telecommunications, energy, manufacturing, logistics, hospitality, agriculture, government, healthcare, finance and banking, retail, and education.
  • The company has a documented history of providing service to the fast food and retail sectors (since 2004), hospitality chains such as IHG-affiliated hotels (since 2014), oil and gas operators, and organizations sited in national parks or remote government facilities.

Service Coverage

  • BeyondReach operates across all 49 U.S. states and 6 Canadian provinces, making it a near-nationwide North American provider.
  • Its dynamic network encompasses 7.5 million near-net buildings, 300+ Points of Presence (PoPs), and 6 carrier hotels distributed across every U.S. region.

Partnerships

  • BeyondReach has formal TSD/TSB (Technology Services Distributor/Broker) affiliations with Telarus (via the Telarus Gateway Program), AVANT, and Scan Source, enabling technology advisors and agents in those ecosystems to sell BeyondReach services.
  • The company also joined the ACS Cloud Partners platform and is integrated into both MasterStream and Connectbase—two major telecom quoting and ordering platforms used widely by channel partners—allowing partners to quote, order, and manage BeyondReach circuits within familiar tools.

Company Size & Ownership

  • BeyondReach itself is a small team, estimated at approximately 11–50 employees (roughly 20 as of mid-2026 per LeadIQ), and operates as a brand within its parent holding company CCR Technologies (formerly Circle Computer Resources, Inc.).
  • CCR Technologies, founded in 1986 and headquartered at the same Cedar Rapids address, employs 51–200 people total across all its brands and reports estimated revenue in the $25M–$100M range at the parent level.

Compliance & Certifications

  • No publicly documented SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, FedRAMP, or ISO 27001 certifications have been identified for BeyondReach specifically.
  • As a connectivity infrastructure provider (Layer 1/Layer 2 transport and internet access), BeyondReach's compliance posture is not prominently marketed.

Compiled from public sources by VenSearch · Last researched October 13, 2026

Offerings

4 offerings

Broadband

BeyondReach offers budget-friendly broadband connectivity for businesses in remote and hard-to-reach areas, prioritizing faster download speeds when symmetrical upload performance is not required. The service is delivered primarily via fixed wireless but can also be provided through LEO satellite or SIM-based cellular depending on location and requirements. Speed options are tailored up to 100x20, most installations take 15 to 30 days, and service is delivered on a best-effort basis without a formal SLA.

Provider

Dedicated Internet Access (DIA)

BeyondReach provides primary and secondary Dedicated Internet Access for businesses in hard-to-reach locations, offering uncontended bandwidth with no monthly data limits and performance-backed SLAs including 99.9% uptime (up to 99.999% upon request), 30ms latency, and 99.9% packet delivery. DIA can be delivered via fixed wireless or fiber, supports speeds up to 20Gbps x 20Gbps, and includes 24/7 dedicated customer support with fast response times. Term options range from 12 months to 5+ years with CapEx or OpEx payment flexibility.

Provider

Ethernet Transport

BeyondReach designs and delivers point-to-point Ethernet transport solutions that connect multiple business locations for secure data transfer without traversing the public internet, operating as a Layer 2 network service. The service is suited for businesses with distributed offices in hard-to-reach areas that need cost-effective, rapidly deployable connectivity and can be leveraged even when last-mile wireline providers cannot reach the location. Coverage spans every region in the US through a network of 7.5 million near-net buildings.

Provider

Network Redundancy

BeyondReach engineers and deploys path-diverse secondary backup internet circuits for businesses in hard-to-reach locations, helping MSPs, aggregators, ISPs, carriers, and distributors deliver internet redundancy to their customers. The secondary circuit is designed to reduce shared points of failure with the primary connection by using different carriers, physical routes, or fixed wireless as a separate last-mile path. Customers can choose between SLA-backed DIA or best-effort broadband as the backup circuit depending on mission-criticality and budget.

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Considering BeyondReach?

Our team will work with you to determine if BeyondReach is the right fit for your organization. From research and assessment through procurement negotiation and ongoing vendor management — we handle the entire process at no cost to you.