Business connectivity
Business internet, specified for your site
We supply SoGEA, full fibre (FTTP), leased lines and 5G business broadband. Each connection is selected on availability at your address and the demands of your applications, then delivered with a managed router and optional failover.
✓ SoGEA, FTTP, leased line and 5G ✓ Managed routers ✓ 4G and 5G failover
Circuit monitored
Faults raised with the network for you
Automatic failover
4G or 5G backup on line loss
Connection types
Connection options compared
Availability and achievable speeds depend on your address. We confirm both before you order.
Standard
SoGEA
Up to 80Mbps*
Fibre to the cabinet, delivered without a phone line. The direct replacement for ADSL and FTTC.
Recommended
Full fibre (FTTP)
Up to 1,000Mbps*
Fibre to the premises. Higher capacity and greater reliability than copper-based services.
Dedicated
Leased line
Up to 10,000Mbps
A dedicated, uncontended circuit with symmetrical bandwidth and a service level agreement.
No fixed line
5G business broadband
Varies by location
A 5G router with a business SIM. No fixed line required, so installation is quick. Suitable as a primary or backup service.
Remote
Satellite broadband
For remote sites
For premises beyond the reach of fixed or mobile networks.
| Service | Download | Upload | Contention | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SoGEA | Up to 80Mbps* | Up to 20Mbps* | Shared | Small offices, ADSL and FTTC replacement |
| Full fibre (FTTP) | Up to 1,000Mbps* | Up to 220Mbps* | Shared | Most offices, cloud services, hosted voice |
| Leased line | Up to 10,000Mbps | Matches download | Dedicated | Multi-site, data-heavy and critical sites |
| 5G business broadband | Varies by signal | Varies by signal | Shared | New premises, temporary sites, failover |
| Satellite | Varies by service | Varies by service | Shared | Remote locations |
*Speeds marked with an asterisk are maximum line rates. Achievable speeds depend on your address and are confirmed before order.
5G business broadband
Connectivity without a fixed line
5G business broadband connects your site over the mobile network using a business-grade router and SIM. Because no line installation is needed, service can usually be in place far sooner than a fixed connection.
- New premises awaiting a fibre installation
- Temporary sites, events and construction offices
- Automatic failover for a fixed-line connection
- Locations where full fibre is not yet available
Engineer’s note
Getting the best from 5G
5G performance depends on signal at the router’s location. We assess coverage before installation and, where signal indoors is limited, recommend an external antenna or a different router position.
Managed service
Included with every connection
Configured router
Business-grade router supplied and configured for voice, Wi-Fi and security before installation.
Circuit monitoring
Connections are monitored, and faults are raised with the network on your behalf.
Failover options
4G or 5G backup maintains voice and payment services if the primary line fails.
Wireless design
Business Wi-Fi surveyed and designed for your building where coverage is inadequate.
Direct engineer support
Support calls answered by our engineers, Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:15.
Switch-off ready
All connections are delivered independently of the PSTN.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Are we affected by the PSTN switch-off?
If your broadband is delivered over a phone line (ADSL or FTTC), it must be migrated to SoGEA, FTTP or 5G before 31 January 2027.
Why are speeds quoted as “up to”?
Shared services such as SoGEA and FTTP are quoted at their maximum line rate. Actual speeds depend on distance, line quality and network load. Leased lines provide guaranteed bandwidth.
What is the difference between broadband and Wi-Fi?
Broadband is the connection to your premises; Wi-Fi distributes it inside the building. Poor Wi-Fi can make a fast connection appear slow, so we assess both.
Is 5G a reliable primary connection?
Where signal is strong, 5G provides fast and dependable service. We confirm coverage first, and many customers use 5G alongside fibre as a resilient pair.
What support is included?
Monitoring, router management and fault handling with the network provider, with direct access to our engineers.
Check availability at your address
Send us your postcode and requirements. We will confirm which services are available and the speeds you can expect.
Contact
Check availability
Provide your site postcode and a brief summary of your requirements. An engineer will confirm availability and reply, usually within one working day.
Unit 5, Acorn Business Park, 5 Northarbour Road, Cosham, Portsmouth PO6 3TH
Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:15