Service providers can offer a range of services to all types of users, from end users to corporate users. Users can even mix-and-match services from the entire suite of services available.

Basic Internet: A base-level service for entry-level customers. Apart from broadband Internet service, one can also access a lot of other services such as: high-speed Internet access, multicast, video conferencing, video-on-demand, and gaming.

VPN services: It allows dialup, remote-access users to access their private networks securely over the backbone infrastructure. The network shall support both client-initiated VPN as well as network-initiated VPN. So, service providers can provide IP-VPN as well as MPLS-based VPN services.

RAS network in conjunction with the IP-MPLS network shall provide VPDN services to its subscribers whereas RAS networks in conjunction with IP-MPLS network shall provide extension of the MPLS-VPN services to its subscribers. With this service, leased-line-based, MPLS-VPN service providers shall be able to extend VPN to their users connecting them through remote access as well.

Wholesale services: This service allows infrastructure to be retailed to other service providers for ISP and VPN services. Here, data ports that are managed by one service provider are to be used by another service provider. The wholesale service provider leases its ports for other service providers, who do not want to setup and manage their own networks.