Superfast Broadband
Reliable, high-speed business broadband with speeds up to 900Mbps — backed by our UK-based support team.
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Our superfast broadband packages are built for business — delivering the speeds you need with the reliability you expect. Whether you're running cloud applications, VoIP telephony or video conferencing, a solid broadband connection is the foundation of your communications.
We offer FTTC and FTTP broadband options with speeds ranging from 40Mbps to 900Mbps, backed by business-grade SLAs and proactive monitoring to keep you connected.
The number worth paying attention to is upload rather than download, and it is the one advertised least. Broadband is asymmetric, so a package sold as 900 megabits typically sends at a fraction of that — fine for browsing and streaming, and the constraint the moment you are sending large files, backing up to the cloud or running video calls with several people. If that describes your work, the headline figure is answering the wrong question.
The other thing broadband does not give you is a guaranteed fix time. A business package brings prioritised handling and monitoring, which is a real improvement on a consumer line, but the underlying service is still shared and repairs are still best efforts. Where a day offline would genuinely damage the business, that is the argument for a leased line rather than a faster broadband package.
Why Choose Our Broadband?
Up to 900Mbps
FTTP packages delivering ultrafast symmetric speeds to power your cloud applications, VoIP and video conferencing.
UK-Based Support
Our support team monitors your connection and resolves issues fast — no call centres, no runaround.
Business SLAs
Guaranteed fix times and proactive monitoring mean less downtime and more productivity for your team.
Superfast Broadband — Common Questions
What is the difference between FTTC and FTTP?
FTTC runs fibre to the street cabinet and copper for the final stretch, so your distance from the cabinet decides what you actually get. FTTP runs fibre all the way to the premises, which is why it reaches far higher and more consistent speeds — and why two businesses on the same street can be quoted very different numbers if one has FTTP available and the other does not.
How does ADSL compare to FTTC and FTTP?
ADSL uses the copper in your existing phone line and is the slowest of the three. FTTC adds fibre as far as the street cabinet. FTTP is fibre the whole way. In practice ADSL suits only the lightest use, and anything running cloud applications or VoIP wants FTTC as a minimum.
Does distance from the exchange affect my speed?
On ADSL and FTTC, yes — both are carried over copper for part of the route, so speed falls with distance. FTTC typically starts dropping off around 2–3km and ADSL around 5–6km. FTTP is fibre end to end, so distance matters far less. We check the expected speed at your postcode before quoting.
How is business broadband different from home broadband?
Business packages carry guaranteed fix times on the support side, proactive monitoring and prioritised fault handling; consumer packages carry none of those, and a fault on one can sit in a queue for days. The underlying line may be the same technology, so the difference you are buying is in how quickly it gets attention when it breaks rather than in raw speed.
More Connectivity / Network Solutions
- How Much Bandwidth Does a Business Actually Need for VoIP?
- Ethernet & Leased Lines
- What Actually Determines the Cost of a Business Leased Line
- Leased Line vs Full Fibre Broadband
- GSM & 4G/5G Backup
- Network & Cabling
- SD-WAN for Multi-Site Businesses
- Business Wi-Fi and Managed Wireless
- 4G and 5G Failover: A Backup That Takes Over By Itself
- Guest Wi-Fi for Business
- Wi-Fi Surveys: Finding Out Before You Buy
Find the Right Broadband for Your Business
We'll check availability at your location and recommend the best package for your needs and budget.