Sectors We Serve · United Arab Emirates

Business Internet Built
Around How Your Sector Works

A restaurant and a hospital both need internet. They need almost nothing else in common.
We design connectivity around what actually stops when the line stops.

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7,800+ UAE
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All seven
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Why It Matters

The Same Connection Solves
Completely Different Problems

Choosing an internet provider in the UAE usually means being sold a speed and left to work out the rest. The speed is rarely the issue. What matters is what breaks first in your business when the line is under pressure — and that is different in every sector.

Peak Looks Different Everywhere

A restaurant peaks at 8pm on a Friday. A school peaks for two minutes at 7:45 every morning. A mall peaks all weekend. A bank branch has no peak — it simply cannot stop. Sizing a connection on an average ignores the only moment that counts.

Design for the peak, not the mean

Separation Is Not Optional

Patient records should never share a network with waiting-room WiFi. Student data should not sit beside visitor phones. A shopper streaming video should not be able to slow a mall's CCTV. In regulated sectors this is a compliance question long before it is a technical one.

Boundaries must be real

Downtime Costs Are Not Equal

An hour offline costs a small shop a few sales. For a bank branch, a government counter or a hospital, the same hour is a service failure with consequences beyond revenue. Resilience should be bought where it earns its cost, not spread thinly across everything.

Spend resilience where it counts
Choose Your Sector

Nine Sectors,
Nine Different Problems

Each page below covers what actually goes wrong in that sector, what we set up to prevent it, and what it costs. Pick the one that sounds like your business.

Construction

Site offices, cabins, CCTV and labour accommodation — connected in days, on terms that end when the project does.

Live in days · relocatable View sector

Restaurants & Cafés

POS, delivery tablets and guest WiFi that all hold up at 8pm on a Friday, not just at 11am.

From AED 199/mo for 3 months View sector

Shops & Retail

Card payments that go through, CCTV you can actually watch remotely, and stock systems that stay in sync.

From AED 199/mo for 3 months View sector

Shopping Malls

Guest WiFi with a branded portal, coordinated tenant lines, footfall analytics and protected capacity for operations.

Three networks, one design View sector

Hospitals & Healthcare

Clinical systems, imaging and patient WiFi kept properly apart, with an SLA behind the connection that matters.

SLA-backed · segregated View sector

Government & Public Sector

Secure connectivity for ministries, authorities and service centres, with documentation procurement can actually use.

Documented · audit-ready View sector

Financial Institutions

Uncontended bandwidth, predictable latency and genuinely diverse backup paths for banks and exchanges.

Dedicated · diverse routing View sector

Schools & Universities

Campus networks designed for the two minutes at 7:45 when nine hundred devices all wake up at once.

Built for device density View sector

Enterprise & Multi-Site

Head office, branches, warehouses and DR on one design, one account and one escalation path.

One estate, one standard View sector
Stalwart account team supporting UAE business internet customers across every sector
The same four things, every sector Whatever you buy, this is what comes with it
What Does Not Change

Different Designs,
Same Four Guarantees

Whether you need a simple internet connection, dedicated internet, managed WiFi or 24/7 network monitoring, the design changes from sector to sector. What sits behind it does not.

01

Official, secure internet connection

Everything we supply is an official du business product, on du's own network, under du's contract and SLA.

02

du's own pricing

You pay du's published business price. We are paid by du, not by you, so our work costs you nothing extra.

03

A named account manager

One person who knows your setup and answers the phone, with a direct du escalation path behind them.

04

We handle the paperwork

Trade licence, Emirates ID and du application forms prepared and submitted for you. You only sign.

Talk to a Specialist Free coverage check · Written pricing in 2 working days
How We Work

The Same Three Steps,
Whatever Your Sector

No long discovery process and no obligation until you have seen a written number.

1

Tell Us What You Run

Your sector, your location, and what stops working if the connection stops. A short conversation is usually enough to size it.

2

Free Coverage Check

We check what du actually has at your exact address, then design around it — so the timeline we give you is real, not hopeful.

3

Written Pricing, Then Support

Itemised pricing within 2 working days. If you proceed, we handle the paperwork and your account manager stays with you afterwards.

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Not Sure Which Sector
Describes Your Business?

Tell us what you do and what breaks when the internet does. We will tell you which setup fits, check du coverage at your address free of charge, and send written pricing within 2 working days. If standard broadband is genuinely enough for you, we will say so.

Request Pricing Or email ask@stalwart.ae Or call +971 4 562 8111
Questions, Answered

Business Internet
Questions

Whatever your sector, these come up first. If yours is not here, call us and ask it directly.

+971 4 562 8111

The connection is the same technology, but what you need from it is not. A restaurant needs its card terminal protected from guest WiFi. A hospital needs patient data separated from the waiting room. A school needs to survive nine hundred devices connecting in the same two minutes. Sell all three the same package and two of them will have problems you could have designed out at the start.

It means we are appointed by du to sell and support their business internet connectivity directly. Everything we supply is an official du product on du's network, with du's contract and SLA behind it. We are not a reseller buying bandwidth wholesale, and we are not an integrator putting our own equipment in front of someone else's line.

No. You pay du's own published business pricing — not a dirham more. Partners are paid a commission by du, so the design work, coverage checks, paperwork handling and the named account manager cost you nothing extra. The price is identical; the service around it is not.

Small outlets such as shops and restaurants start from AED 199 per month for the first three months, then AED 249 per month plus VAT. Larger requirements — dedicated lines, multi-site estates, hospitals, malls — are quoted per site, because the cost of reaching your building is a real part of the bill. Every quote is written and itemised before you commit to anything.

Where du already serves the building, small sites are often live within 48 to 72 hours of paperwork approval. Dedicated lines, new buildings and sites needing a survey take longer. The free coverage check tells us which situation applies before you commit, so the date in your quote is realistic rather than optimistic.

Yes — Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain, anywhere du has business coverage, including mainland and most free zones. Remote locations are worth checking early, because coverage there decides the design.

A valid UAE trade licence, Emirates ID or passport copy of the authorised signatory, and the tenancy contract or Ejari for each location. We prepare and submit the du application on your behalf, so your team only signs rather than chasing forms.

Yes. Existing du business customers can be transferred to be managed by a Stalwart account manager at no cost. We regularly review existing accounts at renewal — upgrading speed, restructuring plans, adding sites, and correcting billing that nobody has looked at in years.

Yes, and this is common — a group might run restaurants, retail units and a head office. Each location gets the design its sector needs, while everything sits under one account, one bill and one escalation path.

Then we will tell you that. Plenty of small offices and quiet outlets are well served by a standard business plan, and selling someone a dedicated line they do not need is how a provider loses an account at the first renewal. We would rather size it correctly and keep you for years.