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Are you boggled by the business broadband options, and what’s available to you?   Look no further, the specialist team at easyNetworks have vast experience in supplying and supporting business internet services and will find exactly the right fit for your internet needs to suit your budget.

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Why choose easyNetworks for your business broadband?

Our technical team are highly skilled and experienced in supplying and supporting business broadband services, so whether you have a technical issue or need assistance choosing the right plan, we are committed to delivering prompt and great value business broadband and as part of the easy family of brands, it’s in our DNA to give you excellent value.

Full fibre broadband (FTTP)

Full fibre broadband, otherwise known as FTTP, delivers blazing-fast internet speeds, with download and upload rates far exceeding those of traditional broadband connections. This makes it ideal for businesses that rely on high-speed internet for cloud computing, video conferencing, and large data transfers.

Superfast broadband (FTTC)

Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC) from easyNetworks offers a cost-effective and efficient business broadband solution.  It delivers significant speed improvements over traditional ADSL circuits, and as is widely available in most areas so installation is quick and easy.

Dedicated Leased lines

The gold standard of business broadband offering high-speed, symmetrical data connections that provide exclusive bandwidth for your business. Unlike shared broadband connections, dedicated leased lines offer guaranteed speeds and reliability and come with a 7 hour fix SLA.

5G broadband

5G broadband offers a seamless & rapid deployment.  Great value as a back-up or it can even be your primary circuit in some areas.  Great value options which include Static IP are available for enhanced security, reliable remote access, and seamless hosting capabilities.

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    FAQs about business broadband

    What is Fibre to the Premises (FTTP)?

    Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) of Full Fibre Broadband, offers a direct fibre optic connection from the exchange right to your business premises. Unlike traditional broadband connections that use copper cables for the last leg of the journey, FTTP uses fibre optic cables throughout, offering blistering speeds at a very cheap price.

    What is Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC)?

    FTTC is a broadband technology where fibre optic cables run from the internet service provider’s exchange to a street cabinet near your premises. From there, traditional copper cables connect to your business. This hybrid approach leverages the speed of fibre optic technology while utilising existing infrastructure to keep costs lower.

    Should I choose FTTC or FTTP?

    FTTP is considered superior to FTTC as it offers a much faster connection, but is not available in all areas.  Our expert team can check multiple providers to confirm exactly what services are available in your locality.

    What is ADSL Broadband?

    Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) is an internet connection that uses traditional copper telephone lines to deliver data.  It is still widely available and incredibly good value, but it’s days are numbered as the BT PSTN network is due to be switched off (link to our blog).

    Why should I have a static IP?

    A static IP address provides stability, security, and reliability for your business network and online services. Whether you need to host services, access your network remotely, or enhance security measures, a static IP address offers the consistency and control your business requires.

    How is business broadband different from residential broadband?

    Business broadband typically offers faster speeds, higher reliability, and better customer support compared to residential broadband. It also often includes features such as static IP addresses, priority support, and service level agreements (SLAs) to ensure consistent performance for businesses.

    If my business broadband stops working, how long does it take to fix?

    With broadband, there is no specified fix time for the service, so it is based on “best efforts”, which is why we recommend a secondary “backup” circuit.

    If your business cannot function without broadband, we recommend investing in a dedicated leased line (Link here) which has a 7 hour fix SLA.

    Do I need a BT Telephone line for my broadband?

    Most modern circuits (commonly known as SOGEA) do not require a telephone line for the broadband to “sit on” and this is technology is becoming more widely available in preparation for the BT PSTN switch off.

    If I switch my business broadband, can I keep my current telephone number?

    If you are staying in the local areas, you can usually keep your current telephone number, which will be “virtualised” meaning it will become cloud based rather than a physical connection.  You might be interested in introducing a national or non-geographic number.

    What’s the difference between Dynamic IP and Static IP?

    Static IP: A static IP address is like having a permanent mailing address for your device on the internet. It doesn’t change, making it ideal for scenarios where consistency is crucial. Think of it as your online “home address” that never shifts.

    Dynamic IP: On the flip side, a dynamic IP address is more like a temporary address assignment. Your device is given an address from a pool of available addresses, and it can change over time. This flexibility is handy for home networks or situations where devices frequently come and go.

    How can I find out what services are available in my area?

    We recommend that you use Ofcom’s helpful tool to check what services are available at your property (Ofcom use the term “superfast broadband” for fibre broadband).

    What are my current broadband speeds?

    There are many broadband speed checkers, we like the Which checker https://broadbandtest.which.co.uk/ and https://www.broadbandspeedchecker.co.uk/ but be careful using these on 4/5G as they do consume quite a lot of data when running the tests.  You also need to run a speed test when connected directly to the router to get the most accurate reading as your WiFi will impact your speeds.  If your WiFi is slowing you down, you might want to consider upgrading your WiFi.

    Proud to be part of the easy® family

    easyNetworks have been providing networks and telecoms for businesses since 1995.  With our name and our established track record, it was only a matter of time before we caught the attention of the Sir Stelios, best known for founding the low-cost airline ‘easyJet’ and building a group of companies including ‘easyHotel’, ‘easyCleaning’ and ‘easyStorage’.  We realised we both had similar business values and Sir Stelios invited us to join his ‘easy’ family of brands.

    Sir Stelios said: “We are very pleased to welcome easyNetworks into our easy family of brands. This is our first venture in an exciting business sector that offers excellent future growth opportunities.”

    “easyNetworks bring something new and exciting to the brand and have already impressed colleagues and associates with their enthusiasm and synergistic plans for the future.”