IT Communications
Compare EoFTTP and EoFTTC business Ethernet with managed equipment, UK support and speeds up to 1000/220Mbps. Check availability today.
A stronger business connection
EoFTTP delivers managed Ethernet over full-fibre access, while EoFTTC uses fibre-to-the-cabinet infrastructure where full fibre is not available. Both connect your site into the IT Communications network and provide a cost-effective step up for organisations needing stronger service levels, managed equipment and prioritised upstream capacity.
We check the access available at your address and design the service around your users, cloud applications, voice traffic and resilience requirements.
Choose the right access
The underlying fibre availability at your site determines the options we can provide.
A practical business-grade upgrade where full fibre is not yet available, with a managed access router and a clear route to EoFTTP when the local network is upgraded.
Higher-capacity full-fibre access with a choice of downstream speeds and prioritised upstream profiles for cloud, voice and data-intensive operations.
How it connects
The access circuit, managed router and IP allocation are delivered as one service, giving your team a clear support route and an infrastructure platform ready for business-critical traffic.
Business-grade by design
Designed for sites where standard broadband no longer provides the assurance the organisation needs.
Access through more than 1,100 exchanges, with expansion intended beyond 1,500 and off-net options through BT Wholesale and TalkTalk Business.
Delivery can be almost 50% faster than standard Ethernet EAD, subject to site availability, survey and network conditions.
Start with EoFTTC where appropriate and move to EoFTTP when GEA full fibre becomes available at the site.
Business-grade SLAs, including a seven-hour access-tail fix where the service uses our exchange presence.
Clear service pricing
All displayed services have a 36-month term, £100 setup fee and managed MikroTik access router.
per month
Prices shown are monthly and exclude VAT. Availability, delivery and final design are subject to address checks and survey.
Making the right choice
Confirm EoFTTC and EoFTTP availability, expected delivery and the access route.
Review users, cloud workloads, voice traffic, peak usage and future growth.
Choose capacity, upstream priority, IP allocation and any resilience requirement.
Need dedicated capacity?
For symmetrical bandwidth, stronger performance assurance or larger critical sites, we can design a dedicated Ethernet service.