No one is actually accountable
When it breaks, you have no in-house expertise and no guaranteed outcome. Just a vendor to chase, a reseller to email, and downtime you can feel at the register.
Networking that runs itself · Early access
Your network, finally someone else's problem.
Fortgreene is an enterprise-grade network that runs itself — it detects, defends and heals on its own, and tells you in plain language when something happened. One monthly subscription, a real SLA, no IT team required.
$69/mostarts here
>70%incidents handled autonomously
Real SLAit works, or we fix it
0 minof your time, by design
Greta · your Fortgreene agent
Awake · watching your site
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Built by the team that built connectivity solutions at global scale — now turned loose on the businesses everyone else forgot.
100,000+locations served
150+countries delivered
25+ yrsfounders, together
Shippedmulti-agent engine
The abandoned middle
An enterprise network is now table stakes. The enterprise team isn't an option.
In the AI era your network stops being the box in the closet and becomes the nervous system of the business — every agent, robot, payment terminal and device depends on it. But for forty years, reliability was rationed by headcount. If you couldn't afford a room of engineers, you got a blinking light and a ticket queue.
Reliability you can't staff for
Enterprise-grade operations have always required enterprise-grade headcount — the kind of network team a 50-person firm can never justify hiring.
Security that outpaces capacity
More devices, more guests, more IoT, more AI agents — and no one with the time or expertise to keep zero-trust discipline. Exposure grows; defense doesn't.
The 10–250-employee band is effectively the entire real economy — 8.6 million U.S. employer businesses, of which only about 20,000 have 250+ people. Too big for consumer gear. Too lean for a network team. Left behind exactly as the margin for failure dropped to zero.
The autopilot
We don't sell you a network. We hand you the outcome.
Smart hardware, embedded connectivity, zero-trust security and a multi-agent autopilot — wrapped in the one thing nobody sells a 50-person firm: a full enterprise SLA, every month, at a price that makes sense.
It runs itself, 24/7
A multi-agent autopilot operates your network around the clock — it detects problems, defends against threats and heals issues with no staff and no dashboards.
Someone is finally accountable
One enterprise SLA, one monthly bill, one promise: it works, or we fix it before you notice. No more chasing a reseller when the lights blink.
Built for the AI era
Reliable, secure, zero-trust connectivity that's ready for agents, IoT, robots and physical AI — the workloads that don't tolerate a network that blinks.
You talk to it like a person
Manage everything by WhatsApp, chat, email or voice. Ask "why is checkout slow?" and get an answer — no console, no commands, no jargon.
And we built it open. Fortgreene runs on open hardware and open standards — not a walled garden you rent from a vendor. Open isn't a cost decision; it's the whole point. You cannot democratise what you keep locked.
The robotaxi of networking
We didn't build a better dashboard. We removed it.
A robotaxi doesn't give you a better steering wheel — it takes the wheel away. Fortgreene does the same to networking. No console, no settings, no jargon, no act of "managing" at all. In their place is a named agent with memory, presence and the authority to act — and most of the time it has already handled the thing before you thought to ask.
Day one
Setup is a two-minute conversation
Answer a handful of plain-language questions and the entire network builds itself — SSIDs, secure zones, guest access and zero-trust roles. No equipment to configure, no settings to learn.
9:14am
The internet drops
Greta flips you to the cellular backup line in seconds. The SLA holds. Nobody at the counter notices a thing.
Live
An access point degrades
Greta re-channels it and verifies it's healthy again — then mentions it, calmly, only because you might want to know.
2 min ago
An unknown device appears
Greta quarantines it, identifies what it was, and tells you what it did. Zero-trust, with no effort on your end.
Next week
New robots arrive
Tell Greta in plain English. It pre-builds a separate, secured network for them — auto-segmented before they ever power on.
Proactive, never noisy
It only reaches out when it matters.
Fortgreene is autonomous on routine operations and asks for a simple yes/no before anything high-impact. You hear from Greta when something was handled — or when a decision is genuinely yours to make. Otherwise, silence. That's what "all clear" should feel like.
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How the autopilot works
A control loop that runs every minute of every day.
Under the calm conversation is a multi-agent engine. A supervisor orchestrates specialist agents over a shared, stateful picture of your network. It may reason about a problem with AI — but it can only ever take actions from a coded, bounded, reversible library. It chooses the action; it never invents one.
01 · Observe
It watches the stream
Continuous telemetry from every access point, switch, gateway and device raises a candidate incident the moment something drifts.
02 · Orient
It finds the root cause
Diagnosis correlates the signals to a likely root cause and a confidence level — not just "something's wrong," but what and why.
03 · Decide
It selects a safe action
It picks a bounded, reversible action and checks the gating rules — is this safe to do automatically, or does it need your nod?
04 · Act
It executes (or confirms)
Low-risk fixes run instantly through the controller. High-impact changes pause for a simple yes/no in conversation first.
05 · Verify
It checks its own work
Fresh telemetry confirms the issue is actually resolved. If it isn't, the loop continues — or it escalates to a human operator.
06 · Learn
It gets better every run
Every incident becomes a trace that sharpens the agents. The more networks Fortgreene runs, the more it handles on its own.
A day in the life
Seven things went wrong. You touched none of them.
This is a single representative day on a live Fortgreene site. The network handled the overwhelming majority of incidents with no human in the loop — and you spent your day running your business, not your router.
Incidents handled
7
Across self-healing, failover, onboarding and security in one ordinary day.
Resolved autonomously
>70%
No human in the loop. Our north-star metric — the MVP target, on a path to a 93% end-state vision.
SLA attainment
>99%
The experience SLA upheld across managed sites — the MVP target, with a 99.98% end-state vision.
Your time spent
0 min
No dashboards opened. No tickets filed. Three calm messages, and a good day.
Figures reflect launch targets and representative pilot scenarios.
Why now
The same force raising the stakes is the one that sets the middle free.
Agentic AI just severed the forty-year link between network reliability and human headcount — at the exact moment the AI era made a reliable, secure network mission-critical for every business. The autopilot was born the moment the world began to need it.
The network is now the nervous system
Agentic AI, robots, sensors and edge inference are reaching the average business all at once — and every one of them runs on the same fragile thing. Reliability and security stopped being IT line items and became the line between competing and quietly disappearing.
Reliability is no longer rationed by headcount
For the first time, a network can watch itself, defend itself and heal itself with no one standing over it. For a firm with no IT team, the autopilot isn't a feature — it's the only on-ramp into the AI era, and the great equalizer.
Where Fortgreene fits
Everyone else still needs you to run the network.
The serious networking players are powerful — and built for an IT operator who doesn't exist at a 50-person firm. Fortgreene is the only one packaged as a fully autonomous, SLA-backed service for a business with no IT staff.
| Fortgreene | Enterprise gear (Meraki) | DIY (UniFi) | Local MSP / telco | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Runs itself, no IT staff | Yes — autonomous | Needs an operator | You operate it | Reactive tickets |
| Enterprise SLA on the experience | Yes, every month | No | No | Connectivity only |
| Zero-trust security included | Woven through | Configurable | DIY | Varies |
| Talk to it in plain language | WhatsApp / voice | Dashboard | Dashboard | Phone queue |
| Cost model | One subscription, no capex | Capex + licensing | Buy the gear | Retainer + hardware |
| Starts at | $69/mo | $$$$ | Hardware cost | $$$ |
Comparison reflects how each option is typically packaged for a business with no in-house IT team. Product names are trademarks of their respective owners.
Pricing
One bill. No hardware to buy. Margin-positive from day one for us, capex-free for you.
A recurring monthly subscription with zero customer capex — the hardware is financed and amortised by Fortgreene, not sold to you. Pick the tier that fits your site; everything self-runs from there.
Outpost
For smaller sites of roughly 10–25 people getting enterprise-grade reliability for the first time.
$69/mo
For roughly 10–25 people
- Managed hardware — access point, switch & gateway, included
- Embedded cellular failover so you stay online if the line drops
- Zero-trust security & unknown-device quarantine
- Real SLA with autonomous detect-defend-heal
- Your network agent, over chat & voice
Keep
For growing sites of roughly 25–50 people with more devices, guests and multi-zone coverage.
$207/mo
For roughly 25–50 people
- Everything in Outpost, with higher capacity
- Multi-zone coverage for larger or multi-room sites
- Higher device & guest density handled automatically
- IoT & device segmentation for tablets, sensors & robots
- Proactive updates on what matters, nothing that doesn't
Stronghold
For busy sites of roughly 50–100 people with dense coverage and heavy device or IoT load.
$621/mo
For roughly 50–100 people
- Everything in Keep, at the largest site scale
- Dense, high-throughput coverage across the whole floor
- Heavy IoT & physical-AI load — robots, sensors, edge devices
- Priority support & faster operator escalation
- Land-and-expand ready across multiple sites
Questions
The ones everyone asks first.
What is Fortgreene, in one sentence?
Fortgreene is an enterprise-grade business network that runs itself — hardware, security, monitoring, and an AI agent included — so you never have to think about your wifi again.
Do I need any technical knowledge or staff to use it?
No. There's no dashboard to log in to, no settings to configure, and no IT person required. You ask Greta a question in plain language — over chat or voice — and she handles the rest. That's the whole product.
What does the SLA actually guarantee?
Fortgreene backs the experience, not just uptime. The SLA covers incident detection time, automated response time, and time-to-resolution — not just "the link is up". We back it with a cellular failover that keeps you online even when your ISP drops.
Is it safe to let AI make changes to my network?
Yes — safety is built into the design. Greta operates within defined guardrails. Network-wide changes, anything affecting billing, or actions outside her authority are escalated to a Fortgreene operator. She can't do anything you haven't, implicitly or explicitly, authorised.
How much does it cost?
Plans start at $69/month per site. The Keep plan at $207/month is most chosen. All plans include managed hardware, cellular failover, zero-trust security, and the agent. See the pricing page →
Early access
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