Keeping your business connected

Business Broadband at speeds you can count on

Your broadband is one of those services you rely on to keep your business running. Laptops, tills, tablets, payment terminals and TV's (to name a few) all connect to it so it's vital that you have a superfast, reliable and supported service that you can rely on to keep you online and operational.

We work with your to ensure that your fibre broadband solution is not only right for you now but the future - making sure you're always ahead of the curve.

There are four key elements to our fibre broadband service: connection, hardware, support and redundancy. We make it our mission to make sure that you’ve got all four in place so you and your team can continue to deliver the excellence in customer service they have come to expect.

Connection: The strength and speed of your connection will depend, in part, to what is accessible in your area. We will advise you on the options available to you and ensure you have the fastest and most reliable connection possible.

Hardware: Once the connection is sorted, it’s vital that you have the right hardware in your premises. The router you need will be determined by a wide range of factors. Once we’ve understood what hardware you need we can supply the right gear that meets your needs.

Support: Let’s face it – sometimes things go wrong and so our dedicated and specialist support team is on hand to resolve any challenges that may arise and we will di so in a timely matter to minimise the impact of the problem.

Redundancy: We understand that, for a range of reasons, the broadband can do down so we can supply a range of SIM-based hardware (dongles, routers, etc) that ensure that you stay online and operational at all times. To find out more about this, click here.

Superfast fibre solutions

There are two core fibre solutions available and which one is right for you will depend on a wide range of factors. We’re on hand to advise you on your options and make some recommendations that, we believe, will make the biggest difference to your business.

Fibre without a landline
Up to 4 x faster than standard broadband
Fibre without a landline – also known as Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC) is the most common form of connectivity, because it’s both affordable and fast.
Low price, low maintenance, and high speed, it’s the perfect solution to run your business efficiently.

Full-fibre broadband
Up to 4 x faster than FTTC
Outside of a dedicated leased line, this is the fastest fibre broadband you can get. This ultra-fast connectivity is a more reliable, robust type of broadband, because it uses fibre optics all the way from the exchange to your building. This means no copper, no slow-downs and no sharing.

Why Switch?

By January 2027, the UK’s traditional telephone network have been switched off for everyone. And, yes, we mean everyone – every home and every business. You may remember the television switchover from Analogue to Digital, this is the same, just for existing Broadband and Telephone services.

What this means is that every device connected to the network – computers, laptops, printers, phones, alarms, CCTV, door entry systems and payment machines – will be affected.

Switching to fibre broadband is most definitely a question of “when” and not “if”. Making the change sooner rather than later will mean you will save money, stay ahead of the game and future-proof your business before the rush next year.

The Big Switch Off

We're here to help.

We appreciate you may have some questions or want some clarity to help you make the right decision for you.

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