Superfast business broadband with a static IP address included and an indicative installation time of around 10 working days.
Subject to availability and surveyIT Communications
Business Broadband
Managed UK business broadband with unlimited usage, static IP options, managed routers and packages from 80Mb to 1Gbps.
Internet access for modern operations
Managed broadband built for cloud, voice and everyday business.
Our broadband services combine unlimited data usage, a static IP address and UK-based support. Managed-router packages are designed to provide a stable foundation for cloud applications and I.T Communications VoIP services.
Availability, speed and delivery time depend on the installation address. We will check the access technology available and recommend the appropriate package.
Access technologies
From superfast access to full fibre.
Full-fibre broadband with a static IP address included and an indicative installation time of around 30 working days.
Subject to availability and surveyBusiness fibre broadband
FTTP and SoGEA, explained clearly.
FTTP (Fibre to the Premises) carries fibre directly to the business premises. It supports the full-fibre packages shown on this page, including higher download speeds where available.
SoGEA provides broadband without a traditional analogue telephone line. It is an appropriate business broadband option where full fibre is not yet available, subject to the installation address.
Both are shared-access broadband services rather than dedicated leased lines. Availability and achievable speed must be checked for each site.
Managed broadband packages
Choose the performance your site needs.
Each package has a 24-month term, unlimited usage, one static IP address and managed service support.
80/20Mb
£56.40per month
- Managed TP-Link router included
- Unlimited broadband usage
- Free static IP address
- 24-month term
80/20Mb
£59.99per month
- Managed MikroTik router included
- Unlimited broadband usage
- Free static IP address
- 24-month term
115/20Mb
£63.60per month
- Managed MikroTik router included
- Unlimited broadband usage
- Free static IP address
- 24-month term
160/30Mb
£66.48per month
- Managed MikroTik router included
- Unlimited broadband usage
- Free static IP address
- 24-month term
220/30Mb
£68.38per month
- Managed MikroTik router included
- Unlimited broadband usage
- Free static IP address
- 24-month term
330/50Mb
£71.98per month
- Managed MikroTik router included
- Unlimited broadband usage
- Free static IP address
- 24-month term
550/75Mb
£77.98per month
- Managed MikroTik router included
- Unlimited broadband usage
- Free static IP address
- 24-month term
1000/115Mb
£83.98per month
- Managed MikroTik router included
- Unlimited broadband usage
- Free static IP address
- 24-month term
New installations with an engineer visit are £99. Migrations are free, as stated in the existing package information.
Designed for connected communications
Broadband that works alongside VoIP.
Our services are designed with low latency to the I.T Communications voice network, helping provide a suitable access platform for business telephony and cloud applications. Explore the available business phone-system options separately from the connectivity serving them.
Explore SIP trunksIncluded services
Clear service ownership.
Unlimited usage
Business broadband data usage is unlimited rather than constrained by a monthly transfer allowance.
One static IP address
A static public address stays consistent rather than changing periodically. It can support services such as VoIP, controlled remote access and business applications; not every business application requires one.
Managed router
The published packages include the stated managed TP-Link or MikroTik router.
UK-based support
The published managed packages include service support from the I.T Communications team.
Choosing business connectivity
Business broadband, home broadband or a leased line?
Business broadband is intended for organisational use and the packages shown include unlimited usage, a managed router, one static IP address and UK-based support. A typical home service may be suitable for domestic use but does not necessarily include those service features.
FTTP business broadband provides fast shared internet access. A fibre leased line provides dedicated symmetrical bandwidth and is generally considered where stronger service commitments or more predictable performance are important. The right choice depends on site availability, application use and the impact of an outage.
When broadband is not enough
Move to Ethernet or dedicated access.
Sites requiring stronger service levels, symmetrical capacity or greater performance assurance can step up to Ethernet over FTTx or a dedicated leased line.
Before you choose a connection
Business broadband questions.
Availability comes first. We check the address and then recommend the appropriate service level.
What is business broadband?
Business broadband is an internet service supplied for organisational use. The packages published here combine shared broadband access with unlimited usage, one static IP address, a managed router and UK-based support.
What is the difference between business and home broadband?
The published I.T Communications business packages include service features such as a static IP address, managed equipment and UK-based support. Home packages vary by provider and should be compared on their actual included features rather than their name alone.
What are FTTP and SoGEA broadband?
FTTP carries fibre directly to the premises. SoGEA provides broadband without a traditional analogue telephone line and can be used where the appropriate access technology is available.
Is a static IP address included?
Yes. The published managed business broadband packages include one static IP address.
Is business broadband suitable for VoIP, 3CX or Microsoft Teams?
It can be, subject to available bandwidth, latency, site usage and resilience requirements. SIP Trunks, Hosted 3CX and Microsoft Teams Direct Routing remain separate services.
How do I know which broadband packages are available at my address?
Availability and achievable speed depend on the installation address. Send us the site details and we will check the access technologies and packages available.
When should a business choose a leased line instead of broadband?
A leased line is more suitable when the site needs dedicated symmetrical bandwidth, stronger service commitments or greater performance assurance for critical cloud and voice services. Compare dedicated fibre leased lines.
Check your address
Find the packages available at your site.
Send us the installation address, expected users, cloud and voice requirements, and any target go-live date.
