Mercury Network | Company Profile - Revenue, Headcount, Tech Stack, Contacts

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14 Mar 2026 — 1 min read

Mercury Network

Overview

Founded in Midland, Michigan in 1996, Mercury Network is a full-service communications company offering a broad array of products and services such as high-speed Internet access, hosting, digital phone services, and computer repair. It has maintained a presence in both Michigan and Wisconsin through strategic acquisitions and innovation, including the launch of its own digital phone services division, MercuryTel.

With a strong commitment to quality and exceptional customer care led by President Dave Sovereen, Mercury Network has grown from its roots in electronic Bulletin Board Services to become a provider of reliable connectivity and telecommunications solutions for residential and business customers. The company's mission is to ensure excellent service and support, with a focus on continuous improvement and customer satisfaction.

Basic Information

Industry	telecommunications
Founded	1996
Revenue	21.3M
Headquarters	2719 Ashman St, Midland, Michigan 48640-4434, United States
Languages	English

Contact Details

Phone: +1 920-452-0455
Website: mercury.net
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/mercury-network

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

Computer repair
Internet access
Web hosting
Domain registration
Telephone service
Email hosting
High-speed internet
Fiber internet
Fixed wireless internet
DSL internet
Residential phone service
Business phone service
VoIP
Customizable phone systems
Unlimited calling
Business communications
Cloud telephony
Customer support
Technical support
PBX
Remote access
Mobile apps
Network monitoring
Call forwarding
Voicemail to email
3-way conference calling
Digital phone services
Enterprise solutions
Web portal management
Network engineering
Training services
Secure connections
Cost-effective solutions
Telecommunications
Internet service provider
Local phone service
Home office communication
Data plans
Residential plans
Business plans
Remote support
Internet connectivity
Reliable service
Affordable hosting
ISP
Telecom solutions
Customer care
Digital communication
Fixed internet
B2B
B2C
Services
Information technology & services
Business planning

Technologies Used

ASP.NET
AddThis
CallRail
Facebook Custom Audiences
Facebook Login (Connect)
Facebook Widget
Google AdSense
Google Font API
Google Maps
Google Maps (Non Paid Users)
Google Tag Manager
Microsoft Office 365
Microsoft-IIS
Mobile Friendly
Remote
reCAPTCHA

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