Broadband & connectivity
From a single office to a multi-site rollout, we compare part-fibre, full-fibre and copper options so you get the right speed, reliability and contract — without chasing providers yourself.
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1Gbps
Full-fibre options up to 1Gbps, subject to availability at the premises.
DDoS
Standard DDoS protection included on every connectivity product.
2027
Unaffected by the traditional phone-line switch-off.
Who it is for
We match the product to the premises, the team, and the contract you already have — not a generic package.
The range
Options explained in plain English. Pricing is quoted to your sites and term — we do not publish a public rate card.
Uses the same technology as FTTC but does not need a traditional phone line, so you are not paying for a line you may never use. A VoIP phone service can still run over the top, and it is unaffected by the 2027 switch-off. Typical speeds include 40Mbps and 80Mbps packages.
Fibre all the way to the premises, with ultrafast options from 100Mbps up to 1Gbps where the network is available. This is the natural replacement for ADSL and FTTC, which are being retired.
A single-order, faster part-fibre connection than standard FTTC — typically 150Mbps or 300Mbps. It is only available to premises within about 500 metres of the exchange, so we check availability before recommending it.
Still available where fibre has not reached the site. The underlying technology cannot be voice-enabled, so if you still need phone service we will pair it with hosted voice on a different path, or look at fibre and Ethernet instead.
Included
Worth knowing
Traditional analogue phone lines (PSTN and ISDN) are being retired, with the switch-off due in 2027. Part-fibre, full-fibre and Ethernet broadband are unaffected — and they are the foundation for hosted voice if you still need a business number.
In practice
Speed depends on what the network can actually deliver to your address. We check availability, then shortlist products that can be installed — not headline packages you cannot get.
If you still use a landline, we look at whether hosted voice should sit on the same broadband, or whether the site needs a dedicated circuit first. Copper broadband cannot carry voice.
If you are on part-fibre today and full-fibre is coming, we explain the difference, the install, and whether an early move is worth it — before you sign a new term.
Questions
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