Check speeds, availability and pricing for your exact business address.

What it is: Fibre broadband without a traditional phone line — ideal now the old phone network is being switched off. Delivered over fibre to your local cabinet, then existing copper to your premises.

Best for: Small offices, shops and start-ups with everyday needs — email, card machines, cloud apps, VoIP for a few users.

Why it's the entry price: It shares the local network with other users and tops out at 80 Mbps, so it's the most affordable way to get dependable business connectivity.

What it is: Fibre optic cable running all the way into your premises — no copper anywhere. Download speeds from 80 Mbps up to 1 Gbps+. Uploads are much faster than copper broadband, but always lower than the download — only a dedicated leased line gives you equal speeds both ways.

Best for: Most modern businesses — video calls, cloud platforms, VoIP phone systems, large file transfers, multiple users at once.

Why it costs more than SoGEA: Dramatically faster and more stable, especially at peak times, because there's no ageing copper in the connection. Still a shared network, which keeps it affordable.

What it is: Business broadband over the mobile network using a pre-configured router — plug it in and you're online, typically within 24 hours of ordering.

Best for: Getting connected fast while a fixed line is installed, temporary sites, and as an automatic backup that keeps you trading if your main line ever fails.

Good to know: Speeds are typical rather than guaranteed — they vary with mobile signal at your address. We always check coverage and confirm the strongest network for your postcode before ordering. That's why it's the perfect companion to a fixed line rather than a long-term replacement, and why 30-day rolling plans exist for exactly this.

What it is: A stepping stone to a leased line: a dedicated, uncontended connection with a business Service Level Agreement.

Best for: Businesses that need guaranteed performance for VoIP or critical systems but don't need leased-line speeds yet.

Why it costs more than broadband: The bandwidth is reserved for you alone and backed by an SLA with guaranteed fix times — you're paying for certainty, not just speed.

What it is: A private fibre connection dedicated entirely to your business — the only service where upload equals download. Speeds are guaranteed at all times, with the strongest SLAs — faults fixed in hours, backed by compensation.

Best for: Businesses where the internet is the business: hosted phones for whole teams, cloud-critical operations, multiple sites, 20+ staff online at once.

Good to know: Installation averages 20–60 working days — quicker if your building is already connected to the carrier's network (on-net), longer if new fibre has to be built in (off-net). That's why many customers add 4G/5G to bridge the gap.

Why the price is different: Broadband is a shared motorway; a leased line is your own private lane — nobody else's traffic ever slows you down. The circuit, the guaranteed bandwidth and the rapid-fix SLA are exclusively yours.