Business Fibre Broadband
Unlock the power of fibre broadband, the ultimate solution for reliable and fast internet access, ideal for web browsing, video streaming and remote working.
Supercharge your connectivity. FTTP Fibre Broadband uses fibre-optic cables offering significantly faster speeds compared to traditional broadband connections.
Cost-effective excellence. FTTP Fibre Broadband is an affordable option that provides outstanding performance. It’s the preferred choice for businesses who do not require specialised, high-performance connections.
Package comparison
| CC 80 Business Fibre Broadband | CC 160 Business Fibre Broadband | CC 330 Business Fibre Broadband |
|---|---|---|
| 80 Mbps download speed | 160 Mbps download speed | 330 Mbps download speed |
| 20 Mbps upload speed | 30 Mbps upload speed | 50 Mbps upload speed |
| £35 per month | £40 per month | £49 per month |
| 24 month contract | 24 month contract | 24 month contract |
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FTTP Fibre Broadband Set Up
Availability Check
We'll confirm whether FTTP (Full Fibre) is available at your business premises with a quick postcode check.
✅ If available, we proceed to booking.
❌ If not, we can explore alternative high-speed options like leased lines.
Tailored Quote & Package Selection
Once availability is confirmed, we'll recommend the best FTTP plan for your business needs - based on speed, users, and usage (e.g., VoIP, cloud apps, video conferencing).
Site Survey (if required)
An engineer will inspect the site, especially for complex premises or multi-tenant buildings, to assess the best route for the fibre cabling.
Most SMEs don't need an extensive survey - we'll advise if yours does.
Installation Appointment
We schedule a time that suits you. The engineer will:
· Run fibre cable from the street directly into your building.
· Install an Optical Network Terminal (ONT) - the fibre equivalent of a modem.
· Test the connection to ensure everything's running smoothly.
Install time typically takes 1–3 hours depending on the premises layout.
Router Setup & Configuration
We provide and configure a high-performance business-grade router. If you're taking other services (e.g. VoIP), we'll pre-configure it for plug-and-play use.
Go Live & Testing
Once everything's installed:
· Your FTTP connection goes live.
· We run speed and performance tests.
· You'll receive a setup guide and support contact details.
Ongoing Support & Monitoring
You're now connected! Our UK-based support team monitors performance and is on hand for any technical issues or questions.
FTTP vs SOGEA
FTTP (Fibre-to-the-Premises):
SOGEA
FTTP gives you the fastest and most reliable internet by using fibre all the way to your premises, FTTP is the best choice for ultimate long-term performance
- How It Works: Fibre optic cables go straight from the internet provider all the way to your home or business.
- Speed: Very fast, often up to 1 Gbps or more.
- Reliability: Very reliable with minimal speed drops or interruptions.
- Future-Proof: FTTP is the advanced broadband solution that is set to replace SOGEA.
SOGEA is slower and less reliable because it uses copper lines for the last part of the connection, however SOGEA is often cheaper to install.
- How It Works: Fibre optic cables go to a local cabinet in the street, and from there, regular copper lines connect to your business.
- Speed: Generally slower than FTTP, usually between 30-80 Mbps.
- Reliability: Less reliable than FTTP because the copper lines can affect speed and performance.
FAQs
Find quick answers to common questions about our services. If you need more details, our team is here to help.
FTTP (Fibre to the Premises) delivers fibre-optic cabling directly into your building, unlike SOGEA which uses copper lines for the final stretch. This means faster, more reliable internet.
Yes - FTTP is also known as full fibre because it avoids all copper wiring, offering maximum speed and stability.
Speeds can reach up to 1 Gbps (1,000 Mbps), depending on the package and location - ideal for bandwidth-heavy business applications like video conferencing, VoIP, and cloud software.
Yes. Because it's entirely fibre, it's less prone to interference and degradation, especially over long distances.
No - FTTP is not affected by weather in the same way as copper lines, which can suffer during storms or heavy rain.
FTTP availability is growing fast across the UK. We can run a quick postcode check to confirm if your premises are eligible.
Yes - if FTTP is available in your area, we can arrange a smooth migration with minimal disruption to your business.
We aim to minimise or avoid any downtime. In many cases, your old service can remain active until the FTTP connection is live.
Not necessarily. With prices becoming more competitive, FTTP offers far greater value for money given the speed, reliability, and future-proofing it provides.
Absolutely - FTTP is scalable, secure, and ready for tomorrow's technology demands, making it ideal for modern, digital-first workplaces.
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