Hats Network Services
Dedicated access, managed private networks and routing profiles from Hats Network. Compare handoffs, commitments and deployment requirements.
Hats Network provides dedicated access, managed private networks and routing profiles. Choose a service by the required handoff, bandwidth commitment and support boundary.
Service Catalog
Hats EPN
SD-WAN as a Service. Multi-site private connectivity with traffic segmentation and guaranteed SLAs.
Hats BDL
Enterprise DIA. Committed bandwidth with flexible handoff options for offices and critical endpoints.
Hats PUL
Performance IP. Low-jitter access for latency-sensitive professionals and distributed teams.
Hats GO
Competitive Gaming Routes. Sub-30ms paths to publishers via direct IX peering.
Hats SR
Media-Grade Connectivity. High-throughput infrastructure for 4K/8K delivery with CDN peering.
Service Selection Decision Tree
Start with the number of sites and the type of traffic you need to carry:
Quick Selection Guide
Primary Need: Secure, segmented connectivity between offices and cloud.
| Requirement | Recommended |
|---|---|
| 3+ sites, private mesh | Hats EPN |
| Single site, SLA-backed | Hats BDL |
| Hybrid cloud handoff | Hats EPN + BGP |
Service Architecture Overview
Why Enterprise-Grade
| Feature | Best-Effort Internet | Hats Enterprise-Grade |
|---|---|---|
| Bandwidth | Shared, oversubscribed | Committed CIR |
| Routing | Cost-optimized, variable | BGP-controlled deterministic |
| Peering | Multi-transit hops | Direct IX at 15+ exchanges |
| SLA | None | 99.99% uptime with credits |
| Support | Business hours | 24/7 NOC |
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between Hats BDL and standard business broadband?
BDL includes a Committed Information Rate (CIR). The service order defines the bandwidth commitment and its measurement conditions; ordinary broadband is typically sold on a best-effort basis.
BDL offers symmetric speeds, static IPs, SLA terms and optional BGP handoff.
Sources
Oversubscription examples and typical ratios: CTC Technology & Energy: All Mbps Are Not Created Equal (Connectivity Performance Factors)
Can I start with one service and upgrade later?
A BDL installation can be incorporated into an EPN design as more sites are added. Confirm handoff compatibility, capacity and any required changes with your account manager.
Your account manager can review the existing installation and quote the migration.
Does Hats EPN replace my existing SD-WAN?
EPN manages network-layer routing and segmentation. SD-WAN appliances can run over the backbone; appliance management and vendor support are scoped separately.
What's the typical installation timeline?
| Service | Timeline |
|---|---|
| Hats PUL | 5~10 business days |
| Hats BDL | 15~30 business days |
| Hats EPN | 30~45 business days |
Expedited installation may be available in selected markets.
Which PoPs support GO and SR profiles?
GO and SR availability depends on the interconnections at each location:
Asia-Pacific: Hong Kong, Tokyo, Singapore
Europe: Frankfurt, Amsterdam, London
North America: Los Angeles, New York, Ashburn
Ask sales for availability and measurements to the intended destinations.
Get Started
Contact Sales
Send sales your sites, required bandwidth, target destinations and preferred handoff. We can then assess the available service options.
[email protected] - include your current setup, bandwidth needs, and any performance issues.
Ready to Crank It Up?
Contact [email protected] with your locations, bandwidth and target destinations.
Region Codes
Geographic region codes used in AS203314 BGP communities for area-based routing policies across Asia-Pacific, Europe, North America, and Oceania regions.
Hats EPN | SD-WAN as a Service
Hats EPN delivers managed SD-WAN connectivity with traffic segmentation and predictable latency across 16+ PoPs. Multi-site private mesh across 4 continents with 99.99% SLA-backed uptime.