Our broadband services cater for any business, no matter the size or budget. From a simplistic copper phone and broadband system (ADSL) to an ultrafast fibre connection (FTTC/FTTP) or the latest ‘broadband only’ lines (SOGEA) with no line rental, we can help you find the right solution.
Fibre To The Cabinet already uses fibre cables to speed broadband connections. This is being further enhanced by replacing the copper wires from the cabinet to the premises with fibre too, hence Fibre To The Premises.
With the PSTN switch off officially confirmed for 2025, broadband in the UK is changing fast. Ensuring your business has the right type of connectivity is more important now than ever before.
Here are some of our business broadband options.
Type |
Description |
Data Download Speed (Up To) |
Data Upload Speed (Up To) |
|---|---|---|---|
ADSL |
‘Asymmetric digital subscriber line’; this uses the old copper telephone network to transfer the data. |
17 Mbps |
1 Mbps |
FTTC |
‘Fibre to the cabinet’, which uses fibre from the local exchange to the cabinet in the street, and then the copper network from the cabinet to the premises. |
38 Mbps or 76 Mbps |
19 Mbps |
G.fast |
Uses the same physical network as FTTC, but with the benefit of added technology in the cabinet to boost the signal by up to 4 times. Limited availability. |
150 - 300 Mbps |
30 - 50 Mbps |
SOGEA |
‘Single order generic ethernet access’ is a new product which allows customers to purchase broadband with no analogue voice line. Again, this uses the FTTC network, but with a potential cost saving. |
150 - 300 Mbps |
30 - 50 Mbps |
FTTP |
‘Fibre to the premises’, which makes use of a fibre connection all the way from the local exchange to the premises. |
100 Mbps - 1 Gbps (1000 Mbps) |
0 - 110 Mbps |
Our team of experts will help you to choose the right type of business broadband and when you select a provider through us, you will receive these wonderful benefits as standard;
When the time comes to switch suppliers or network, it’s super easy. Your dedicated account manager will help you with the switch, from start to finish.
it really is that simple!
I am a long-standing customer, and have always received very high level of service. Provide exactly what I want. Polite, helpful and efficient.
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Restaurateur
Openreach is responsible for upgrading the UK Fibre network. They have a facility on their website that allows you to input your postcode to get an update on services available. For the latest information please go to https://www.openreach.com/fibre-broadband/fibre-for-business
On a pre-arranged date, there may be a short period of interruption while the engineer makes some physical changes at the cabinet. You will then find your old internet service stops working at which point you simply swap the old for the new router and your service will be back up straight away.
In the event of a technical issue your first call should be to your new provider who offers 24/7 365 support. They are best placed to help you and can often resolve issues remotely. If the issue is not technical or critical you can always contact your local adviser who will be happy to help.
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