Fibre & LTE that actually stays up
High-speed fibre where it is available, LTE data where it is the better fit — for homes and for businesses that cannot afford to drop offline.
Two ways to get you online
Not every property can get fibre, and not every job needs it. We look at where you are and what you are doing, then put in the connection that fits.
If you are running card payments, a VoIP landline or CCTV that you view remotely, the connection underneath all of it matters more than anything else. It is worth getting right the first time.
Check my optionsHigh-speed fibre
A dedicated line into the premises, for the fastest and most stable connection available where fibre has been laid.
LTE data
A wireless connection over the mobile network, for premises where fibre has not reached yet or where you need to be up quickly.
Fibre or LTE?
How we decide which one suits you
Where you are
Fibre is only an option where the infrastructure has been laid. We check what is available at your address before recommending anything.
What you run on it
A shop running a card machine has different needs to an office on video calls all day. What sits on top of the line changes the answer.
How fast you need it
LTE can usually be up quickly. Fibre takes longer to install but gives you a dedicated line once it is in.
What runs on it
Your connection is the foundation for everything else
Once the line is in, the same connection can carry your business phone system, your card machine and your camera feeds. That is why we would rather install it properly than sell you the cheapest option and come back later.
- VoIP business landline and cloud PBX
- POS and card payment terminals
- CCTV cameras you can view remotely
- Everyday business software and cloud tools
Installed properly, and left working
A connection is only as good as the kit at the end of it and the way it was put in. We install the router or LTE device, place it where the signal actually reaches, and make sure it is working before we leave.
Keep going
Often set up at the same time
Find out what is available at your address
Send us your area and we will come back to you on whether fibre or LTE is the better option.