Answers about Zapa Networks.

Zapa is a managed connectivity company. We coordinate internet, networks, cybersecurity, cloud access, hardware, installation, documentation, and support through one accountable relationship.

No. Zapa is not a carrier and does not own internet infrastructure. We source and coordinate internet on your behalf, then manage everything built on top of it.

Zapa does not sell its own internet circuits. We help you select the right provider, coordinate installation, and manage the network, security, and support around the connection.

Yes. In many cases Zapa can manage the network, Wi-Fi, security, and support on top of an existing connection, and help coordinate provider support when issues arise.

Zapa is headquartered in San Francisco and available in select U.S. markets. Availability depends on your location, site conditions, carrier coverage, and technician availability, confirmed during the quote process.

Yes. Zapa Networks is headquartered in San Francisco and is launching with a focus on San Francisco and select U.S. markets.

Yes. Zapa provides premium home internet, whole-home Wi-Fi, smart home networking, home office setup, and remote support for eligible households.

Yes. Small businesses are a core focus. Zapa coordinates internet, networks, security, hardware, installation, and support so owners do not have to juggle multiple vendors.

Zapa supports public-sector connectivity needs such as municipal connectivity, school networks, and broadband project support, with attention to documentation and compliance readiness.

Use the Get a Quote page to tell us what you need connected, installed, secured, or supported. Because every environment is different, Zapa works from custom quotes rather than fixed packages.

Yes. Zapa provides premium home networking for households that need technology to work reliably, with the same documentation and accountability we bring to businesses.

Yes. Zapa designs and installs whole-home Wi-Fi to eliminate dead zones and support work, streaming, and connected devices across the home.

Yes. Zapa supports smart home and security devices as part of a well-designed home network built to handle high device density.

Yes. Zapa can add backup internet for homes that depend on reliable connectivity for work or security systems.

Yes. Zapa sets up dedicated, well-configured home office networking for reliable video calls and remote work performance.

Yes. Rather than a single router and a help line, Zapa designs, installs, documents, and supports the home network as a managed environment.

Yes. Zapa builds security into the network with firewalls, MFA, endpoint protection, backups, and access control, rather than treating it as an afterthought.

A security review assesses your current network, devices, accounts, backups, and access controls, and identifies practical steps to reduce risk.

Yes. Zapa can implement multi-factor authentication on email and key accounts, one of the most effective ways to prevent account compromise.

Yes. Zapa configures, maintains, and monitors managed firewalls as part of a managed connectivity setup.

Zapa can help coordinate incident response for eligible customers, including triage, provider coordination, containment support, documentation, and referrals to specialized partners. Zapa is not a full incident response firm.

No. Zapa is building toward SOC 2, ISO 27001, and CMMC readiness. These are roadmap goals, not current certifications. Zapa will only represent certifications once they are completed and verified.