Bigleaf Networks review & pricing
Our verdict
The simplest multi-WAN answer for SMB: plug in two or three cheap circuits, Bigleaf handles failover, jitter/latency steering for VoIP, and reporting — no SD-WAN expertise or carrier changes required. Power users wanting full routing control will outgrow it; everyone else will sleep better.
Overview
Bigleaf Networks makes business internet reliable without SD-WAN complexity: a plug-and-play edge that bonds/fails over multiple broadband circuits with application-aware QoS, cloud-monitored — designed for IT teams of one.
Best for
- SMBs putting cheap circuits together for reliability
- Offices where VoIP/call quality is mission-critical
- IT teams of one that can't run enterprise SD-WAN
Pros & cons
What we like
- Zero-config failover and load balancing across any ISPs
- Application-aware QoS (VoIP-first design)
- No carrier lock-in — works with any circuit
- Cloud monitoring with proactive alerts
What to watch
- Monthly cost stacks on top of both internet circuits
- Not a full enterprise SD-WAN (no MPLS replacement)
- Bandwidth ceilings by plan tier
Key facts
| Starting price | from about $150–350/site/mo (by bandwidth tier) |
|---|---|
| Pricing model | Per-site subscription by bandwidth tier |
| Best segments | Small business, Mid-market |
| Founded | 2012 |
| Headquarters | Portland, Oregon |
| Website | www.bigleaf.net |
Feature snapshot
| Multi-WAN failover/load balancing | ✓ Included |
|---|---|
| Application-aware QoS | ✓ Included |
| Cloud monitoring & alerts | ✓ Included |
| Static IP preservation | ✓ Included |
| VoIP traffic optimization | ✓ Included |
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This review is editorial and independent. Pricing references published list rates as of September 2026 and changes frequently — always verify with a current quote. Vendor names are trademarks of their respective owners; The VoIP Advisors is an independent advisory firm and is not affiliated with Bigleaf Networks.