Connectivity, done properly
The connection everything else depends on
Your phones, Microsoft 365, card machines and cloud systems all run over one connection. When it slows or drops, everything stops. We supply business-grade broadband and leased lines, and then we keep an eye on them for you.
Because we also look after your IT and phones, there's one number to call when something isn't right. No more being bounced between a broadband provider, a phone company and an IT supplier, each blaming the others.
- Monitored around the clock. We check every line we supply every few minutes. If one drops, we're alerted and on it, often before you've noticed.
- We deal with the network for you. Faults are raised and chased with the carrier by us, not left to you on hold.
- Ready for the switch-off. Every option here works without the old copper phone line, so you're covered for January 2027.
Check what's available at your address
We'll run a line check and tell you which connections you can get, the speeds to expect and what we'd recommend. No obligation.
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Your options
The right connection for how you work
We'll check your address and recommend the best option available there. Here's what the main choices mean.
Full fibre (FTTP)
Fibre all the way to your building, with download speeds up to 1 Gbps. The best choice for most offices where it's available, and it's spreading fast across Sussex.
SoGEA
Fibre broadband without a phone line, for addresses where full fibre hasn't arrived yet. Speeds up to 80 Mbps, and it's the straightforward replacement for older broadband ahead of the switch-off.
Leased lines
A dedicated fibre connection used only by you. The same speed up and down, guaranteed bandwidth, and priority fault fixing. For businesses that can't afford to be offline.
Backup connections
A second line that keeps you online if the main one goes down. Ideal alongside a leased line, or for sites where an outage would stop work completely.
At a glance
Comparing the options
| Connection | Typical speeds | Bandwidth | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full fibre (FTTP) | Up to 1 Gbps down / 115 Mbps up | Shared | Most offices, homes and small sites |
| SoGEA | Up to 80 Mbps down / 20 Mbps up | Shared | Sites where full fibre isn't available yet |
| Leased line | Same speed both ways | Dedicated to you | Busy offices, heavy cloud use, critical sites |
| Backup line | Depends on the line used | Standby | Staying online if the main line fails |
Speeds depend on what's available at your address. Our line check tells you exactly what you'll get before you commit.
How it works
From line check to up and running
Line check
We check exactly what's available at your address and what you use the connection for.
A clear recommendation
You get a plain-English proposal with the speed, the contract length and the price. No upselling.
Installed and looked after
We arrange the install, set up your router and Wi-Fi, move your phones over if needed, then monitor the line from day one.
FAQs
Broadband questions
What's the difference between full fibre and SoGEA?
Full fibre (FTTP) runs fibre all the way into your building and is much faster, up to 1 Gbps. SoGEA uses fibre to the street cabinet and the existing copper for the last stretch, without needing a phone line. Where full fibre is available we'll usually recommend it; where it isn't, SoGEA is the reliable stop-gap.
Do I need a leased line?
Most small offices don't. Full fibre is fast and good value. A leased line makes sense when the connection is business-critical, when lots of people rely on cloud systems at once, or when you need the same fast speed for uploads as downloads. We'll tell you honestly which you need.
Will I lose my phone number?
No. Broadband without a phone line is designed to work alongside internet-based (VoIP) phones, and we can move your existing numbers over. See our Voice over IP page.
How long does installation take?
Full fibre and SoGEA are usually installed within a few weeks of ordering, depending on whether an engineer visit is needed. Leased lines take longer, often a couple of months, because a dedicated fibre has to be built to your building. We'll give you a date as soon as we have one.
What contract lengths are there?
Most business broadband is on 12 or 18 month contracts, often with free standard installation, and some lines are available on shorter terms. We'll show you the options for your address.
Do you only supply connections to IT support clients?
No, anyone can come to us for broadband or a leased line. You'll still get the same monitoring and the same local team when something goes wrong.
Find out what you can get
Send us your address and we'll run a free line check, then recommend the right connection for your business.