Full-fibre broadband
A fibre connection into your premises for everyday cloud applications, video meetings and hosted phones. Availability, speed profiles and installation requirements are checked for your address.
My BusinessFrom everyday business broadband to dedicated Ethernet, MyBizConnect brings your internet, network and resilience planning together. We help you choose a connection around your premises, applications and appetite for downtime.

A busy office, a cloud-first team and a site running phones, payments and cameras can have very different needs. We start with what depends on the connection, then recommend a sensible mix of access, routing and backup.
A fibre connection into your premises for everyday cloud applications, video meetings and hosted phones. Availability, speed profiles and installation requirements are checked for your address.
An alternative where full fibre is not yet available. A data-only connection can support your internet services without requiring a traditional analogue telephone service.
A dedicated business connection with symmetrical bandwidth options. Suitable where predictable upload capacity and an agreed service level are important to the way you work.
A second access service or mobile-data connection can provide an alternative route if the primary link fails. We discuss coverage, routing, data use and the services that must keep working.
| Your priority | An option to explore | What we check |
|---|---|---|
| Everyday office connectivity | Business broadband | Address availability, user demand and upload needs |
| Large transfers and critical cloud services | Dedicated Ethernet | Bandwidth, service level, lead time and installation |
| Reducing the impact of an outage | Primary connection + backup | Route diversity, mobile signal and failover behaviour |
| Connecting several business locations | Site-to-site data options | Addresses, bandwidth requirements and network design |
Your quotation confirms the products, licences and service responsibilities included.
We consider the number of people online, upload demand, cloud applications and how traffic uses the connection. A well-chosen router and an agreed access service should fit those requirements. Where resilience is important, we assess backup connectivity, failover behaviour and the data services that need to remain available during an outage.
Yes. We check the premises address, available access technologies and proposed installation requirements before recommending a data service.
No. A backup improves resilience, but switchover, coverage, power and the applications in use all matter. We agree the expected behaviour and test the chosen setup.
They depend on your address and the service ordered. Your quotation will set out the proposed connection, contractual terms and applicable service commitments.
Tell us about your people, premises and priorities. We’ll help you find the right fit.