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A Peplink Case Study
Salad and Go, a drive-through restaurant chain, faced significant challenges with traditional broadband internet for its new locations. The process was slow, taking four to six months, and expensive, with construction costs reaching up to $56,000 per site. Reliability was also an issue, as outages halted the online ordering that comprised 20% of their business. They turned to vendor Peplink for a more reliable dual-cellular solution.
Peplink implemented its BR2 Pro router with dual 5G modems, a rugged switch, and high-gain antennas. This solution allowed a new store to be connected in hours instead of months, saving up to $20,000 in construction costs per location. The fixed monthly cellular cost simplified finances and the system proved extremely reliable, with zero support tickets in over a year. As a result, Salad and Go canceled all future broadband contracts and standardized on the Peplink solution for all new stores.