UK • Fibre • Broadband
Business Full Fibre Broadband (FTTP)
Full fibre broadband is a great fit for many UK offices: fast, modern, and far more capable than older copper-based services. It's also typically cheaper than a leased line because it's a contended service.
FTTP
Fibre to the Premises means fibre is delivered to the building, not just the cabinet.
Up to 1 Gbps
Great for everyday office usage, cloud tools, video calls, and general business connectivity.
Multi-carrier
We deliver based on what's available in your area, selecting the best carrier option rather than forcing one network.
What to expect from full fibre broadband
Why it's cost-effective
Full fibre broadband is generally less expensive than a leased line because it's a shared (contended) service. For many SMEs, it's the right balance of performance and monthly cost.
- • Lower monthly cost than leased lines
- • Fast downloads, strong everyday performance
- • Good choice for single-site offices
When you should consider a leased line instead
If you need guaranteed bandwidth, symmetric performance, or SLA fix times for business-critical connectivity, Enterprise Fibre is the better baseline.
- • 1:1 contention and symmetric speeds
- • SLA-backed uptime and restore targets
- • Better for multi-site and heavy usage
Good fit for:
- • Single-site offices and SMEs
- • Teams using Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Zoom/Teams
- • General office connectivity with predictable budgets
Not ideal if:
- • You need guaranteed throughput at peak times
- • You're running critical operations with strict restore targets
- • You're feeding multiple sites or large upstream traffic
Want to check availability?
Share your postcode and business details and we'll confirm availability and provide options.
Use the next pages to compare fit
FTTP is usually the lower-cost route. Use the related pages to test whether that is enough for your office or whether you should move up to a leased line.
Enterprise Fibre Leased Lines
Compare business FTTP against a dedicated leased line with 1:1 bandwidth and SLA-backed uptime.
Check UK Network & Coverage
Use postcode and address checks to see which carrier options are practical at your site.
Talk to the UK Fibre Team
Send your postcode and business requirement so we can confirm the most practical FTTP option.