Broadband

We price your postcode, not one network.

We hold wholesale, resale and agent agreements with the vast majority of UK providers — from the largest to the smallest. The choice stays yours.

Provider-neutral

High speed internet, your way

Regarding the internet service provider you decide to go with, we are, for the most part, neutral. After researching your location we present all of the available service alternatives and price based on your selection.

Although it might sound unusual, we should be able to beat the price you are already paying — or the price being offered by the same firm.

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Connection types

Which broadband is right for your building?

Every property is different. Here is what exists, what each one actually delivers, and where the catch is.

ADSL

Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line

Used to be the most common type of domestic broadband. Generally the slowest and cheapest on the market, so fine for low users and still the only option for many. Delivered over a copper line, and speed depends on how far you are from the exchange. A good ADSL download speed is 8–10Mbps.

ADSL2+

Double the bandwidth on the same copper

If you are a business or heavy domestic user and ADSL is the only option, go for ADSL2+ — twice the bandwidth along the existing copper line, download speeds as high as 24Mbps, and priority when the exchange is busy.

SoTAP

Single Order Transitional Access Product

Upgrades your current ADSL connection. You don't get better speeds, but it removes the copper line voice traffic and saves you the line rental — you just pay for the broadband. Available in some areas only.

FTTC

Fibre to the Cabinet

Fibre runs to your local street cabinet, then copper for the final leg. Speeds are far better than ADSL but can be hindered by how many properties share the cabinet, and peak times can be slower. You pay for 40/10 or 80/20, but delivered speed depends on distance and contention.

SoGEA

Single Order Generic Ethernet Access

Upgrades your current FTTC connection. You may get better speeds, and it removes the copper line voice traffic so you save the line rental — you just pay for the broadband. Available in some areas only.

FTTP

Fibre to the Premises

Pure fibre all the way into the building, with no copper in the path. The fastest and most consistent option available, and the long-term replacement for every copper service above.

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