Unbreakable internet.

If your business uploads data, hosts a website, uses a VPN, or allows remote employees to access the office server, you need symmetrical upload and download speeds. With a leased line, you can connect to speeds of up to 1GB.

With a leased line, you don’t have to compete for bandwidth, as your team are the only people using your connection. You won’t see performance drop during peak times, like you would with standard broadband.

A leased. line deal comes with a service level agreement (SLA) from your supplier, which will guarantee you receive dedicated support in the event of any downtime. Your connection will also be monitored 24/7 to ensure constant performance.

Leased line deals can be scaled up or down to suit your business needs as you grow and adapt. It’s also easier to connect remote employees or multiple sites to your server using a leased line.

As your connection is used solely by your business, you can rest assured that your data is private and safe.

and installation advice from our team. Leased lines are significantly more affordable than they used to be, especially if you know where to look. Most business broadband suppliers now offer a leased line deal. We can help you identify the right plan for your business.

Unlike traditional business broadband, you’re not sharing your bandwidth with any other local users.This guarantees a strong, reliable and uncontended connection across your entire business premises, and consequently tends to cost more than your typical broadband deal.

You can enjoy a superior and high-speed internet connection across your whole premises, which includes symmetrical upload and download speeds. Leased lines also typically offer lower latency than traditional broadband, allowing you to carry out Cloud-based activities (like video calling) with no delays.

One of the key selling points of having a leased line is scalability. Speeds can easily be increased and it is highly compatible with other tools or equipment, such as VoIP. Our team will help you decide which bundle you could benefit from.

The installation process can take anywhere between 30 days to 90 days, depending on your existing network and premises. Engineers may need to dig up the nearby road in order to build a fibre circuit from the local exchange directly to your building.

No scalability. Businesses need a fast internet deal that grows with them and allows flexibility.

Downtime is costly. Any internet outages can cost a company thousands in lost hours, poor productivity and missed sales opportunities.

No scalability. Businesses need a fast internet deal that grows with them and allows flexibility.

Downtime is costly. Any internet outages can cost a company thousands in lost hours, poor productivity and missed sales opportunities.

Limited bandwidth. If the nature of your work is heavily internet-reliant, you need a quality Wi-Fi plan or else you could face delays.

Long installation process. This puts businesses off getting a leased line installed - unless the supplier is clear from get go about what the process entails.

Poor customer support. Not having fast or efficient responses from your supplier could lengthen delays even more.

Security concerns. Leased line deals come with a highly secure and up-to-date router, as well as an overall stronger connection that keeps your data and finances safe in your premises.