Which type of connection do i need?

Most small businesses with 1-10 staff will likely be ok with fiber to the cabinet (FTTC), if you deal with a lot of data and its available in your area then fibre to the premises (FTTP) is a slight increase in price for a great speed boost. If you business is data heavy, requires faster uploads, or has 25+ users you will likely want an Ethernet lease line.

How long does it take to get my line running?

It can be as fast as 10-15 business days for FTTC, but with Ethernet lines it can be a few months.

How long are the contracts?

FTTC & FTTP are 1 year contract, then 30 day cancellation period. Ethernet is between 1-3 year contracts then another 30 days cancellation.

Internet connectivity for your business

Your internet is arguably one the most important services to your business. We understand this deeply, so our support is 24/7 and our SLAs are there to keep you running night and day

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Our different types of internet connections

Fibre to the cabinet - FTTC up to 80mb

FTTC is the most commonly available fast internet and most small businesses will find this speed suitable. Our simple pricing includes line rental.

£47pcm + £50 Setup

Fibre to the premises - FTTP & G.fast up to 300mb

If FTTP is available in your area, you can enjoy ultra-fast connectivity with a dedicated fibre cable installed to your building.

£60pcm + £60 Setup

Ethernet and leased lines 10mb - 1000mb

Ethernet is the highest speed and quality connection available with many variations and options. It's best for larger businesses who require the highest performing network at all times.

From £264pcm

Ethernet lines

Ethernet connectivity is for the heavy hitters, dedicated and un-contended, simply meaning you don't share any part of your connection with anyone else. This is more expensive than FTTC/FTTP but speeds are symmetrical meaning you get the same upload speed as download which isn't true with other connections. With speeds up to 1gb per second Ethernet is suitable for mid to large sized companies.

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FTTC & FTTP

FTTC & FTTP connections drive the majority of UK business, they are widely available to most locations, and most people who work from home can experience solid performance, suitable for Remote Desktops, VPNs, and VoIP Phone Systems and more.

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