Bigleaf Networks
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What is Bigleaf Networks
Bigleaf Networks provides an SD-WAN service focused on improving application performance over multiple internet connections at branch sites. It combines bandwidth aggregation, dynamic path selection, and traffic shaping to reduce the impact of packet loss, latency, and jitter for real-time and cloud applications. The product is typically used by small to mid-sized organizations and managed service providers that want WAN resiliency without replacing existing firewalls and routers. Deployment commonly uses a Bigleaf edge device with centralized management and reporting.
Multi-link performance optimization
The platform is designed to use multiple WAN links simultaneously and steer traffic based on real-time link conditions. This supports higher availability for voice, video, and SaaS traffic when a single ISP degrades. It can be deployed to improve last-mile reliability without requiring a full network redesign. The approach aligns with SD-WAN use cases where internet circuits replace or supplement private WAN links.
Works alongside existing firewalls
Bigleaf is commonly positioned to sit in front of, or alongside, an existing firewall/router rather than replacing it. This can reduce change risk for organizations that already standardize on a security stack and only need WAN path control. It also supports incremental rollout across sites instead of a forklift migration. This separation can simplify ownership boundaries between network performance and security operations.
Centralized visibility and control
The service provides centralized monitoring of WAN link health and application traffic behavior across sites. This helps IT teams and service providers troubleshoot ISP issues and quantify performance problems using consistent metrics. Central policy and reporting reduce the need for per-site manual tuning. This is useful for distributed environments with limited on-site technical staff.
Limited security stack scope
Compared with SD-WAN offerings that bundle firewalling and secure access capabilities, Bigleaf is primarily focused on WAN performance and link management. Organizations may still need separate products for advanced security functions such as next-generation firewall features, secure web gateway, or zero-trust access. This can increase vendor coordination and integration work. It may be less suitable for buyers seeking a single converged networking-and-security service.
Less suited to complex overlays
Enterprises with advanced requirements—such as large-scale segmentation, complex routing topologies, or deep integration with cloud-native WAN constructs—may find the feature set less aligned than platforms built for multi-region enterprise overlays. Some deployments may require additional network design work or complementary tooling to meet those needs. This can matter for organizations standardizing on a single architecture across data center, cloud, and branch. Fit is typically strongest for branch internet performance and resiliency scenarios.
Hardware/service dependency
Deployments commonly rely on Bigleaf-provided edge devices and a managed service model. This can limit flexibility for teams that prefer fully software-based virtual edges or bring-your-own hardware. It may also affect procurement preferences where organizations want to standardize on a single vendor’s routing platform. Buyers should validate lifecycle, support, and operational processes tied to the managed service approach.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Premier | Not publicly listed — Request a quote | 2 pre-configured routers (High-Availability), speed package options from 75/75 Mbps up to 3/3 Gbps, dedicated IP block (/29, upgradable), monthly billing; available subscription terms: 12/24/36 months; includes Bigleaf on-site routers and 24/7 Connect Care. |
| Essential | Not publicly listed — Request a quote | 1 pre-configured router, speed package options from 75/75 Mbps up to 3/3 Gbps, IP block (/30, upgradable), monthly billing; available subscription terms: 12/24/36 months; includes on-site router and Connect Care. |
| Home Office | Not publicly listed — Request a quote | Home Office tier (simplified offerings for remote/home scenarios) — listed as a service tier in Bigleaf documentation and release notes; monthly billing. |
Bigleaf Wireless Connect (add-on options to Cloud Connect)
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| 20 GB wireless data plan | Not publicly listed — Request a quote | Recommended use: Failover; carrier-service pre-installed; monthly billing; no overage fees; includes backup SIM with alternate carrier option. |
| 100 GB wireless data plan | Not publicly listed — Request a quote | Recommended use: Failover, active-active load balancing, selective traffic-type load balancing; monthly billing; no overage fees. |
| Unlimited wireless data plan | Not publicly listed — Request a quote | Recommended use: Active-active load balancing, day-1 internet, wireless-first deployment; monthly billing; no overage fees. |
Notes:
- Speed packages (listed ranges) and subscription term lengths are documented on Bigleaf's official pricing & tiers page.
- Bigleaf’s public site does not display per-month or per-device dollar prices; the site directs visitors to request a quote or contact sales.
- Volume/multi-site pricing and partner pricing sheets are available via Bigleaf partner channels (Partner Portal) or through sales.
Seller details
Bigleaf Networks, Inc.
Portland, Oregon, USA
2012
Private
https://www.bigleaf.net/
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