Connectivity

Your business needs more fibre

Plenty of it, from superfast broadband right through to dedicated gigabit fibre. We'll find the connection that fits your premises and how you work.

Business FTTP

From £42.50 per month

Full-fibre business broadband at 1000 Mbps up and 1000 Mbps down, with no installation fee. Price varies by location, network provider and contract term.

Which connection?

The right line for the job

Three kinds of fixed line, from everyday broadband to a dedicated circuit. Here's what each one actually means.

FTTC & SOGEA

Fibre to the Cabinet

Fibre runs to your local street cabinet, then the existing copper line carries it the last stretch to your building. SOGEA is the data-only version: the same connection without a traditional phone service, which suits businesses whose calls already run over VoIP.

Typically up to around 80 Mbps download.

FTTP

Fibre to the Premises

Fibre runs all the way to your building, with no copper in the way. You get much faster speeds and the same speed uploading as downloading, which matters for cloud apps, backups and video calls.

Our headline business package: 1000 Mbps up and down.

Dedicated Leased Line

Fibre Ethernet

A circuit reserved for your business alone, rather than shared with other users nearby. You get guaranteed, symmetric speeds and a formal Service Level Agreement (SLA), so if something does go wrong there's a contractual time to fix it.

Symmetric speeds, uncontended, with an SLA.

Why ArmourTel

Lines that work with your phones

One supplier

Take your connectivity alongside your VoIP and SIP trunks, so there's one number to call when you need something.

Monitored

We keep an eye on your connection so problems are caught early, before they slow you down.

Plain English

We'll explain what you actually need for your premises, without drowning you in jargon.

Failover & IoT

When the line goes down, this takes over

A single-network backup SIM has one weakness: when the network it runs on is the one having a bad day, your backup is down with your primary. Our multi-network IoT failover uses whichever UK mobile network is strongest at that moment.

Multi-Network

Sits behind your main internet line and can use any of the major UK mobile networks. If one is weak or congested at your site, it uses another.

No second line rental, no engineer visit.

Dormant Until Needed

Your SIM is set up in advance and stays dormant, drawing on its allowance only when failover actually kicks in.

You buy a safety net, not a monthly bill for data nobody used.

No surprise usage charges.

Static or Dynamic IP

Static public IPs are available if inbound access matters to you: reaching a device from outside, or running a service that expects your address to stay put.

Dynamic is the simpler and cheaper choice if your traffic only ever goes out.

Choose per SIM.

We Watch It For You

You can see how much data your backup is using and how healthy the connection is at any time, and set alerts so you know if something needs attention.

No waiting for the monthly bill to find out.

Hardware That Just Plugs In

We supply the router as part of the service: 5G-ready, enterprise-grade LTE, or a simple 4G unit for smaller sites. It arrives configured and tested by us, so there's nothing to install and no engineer visit to arrange.

Up and running the day it lands.

Data That Scales With You

Allowances from 2GB to 100GB, so you can size the safety net to the site rather than guessing. Add more at any time if your needs change.

Terms of 12, 24 or 36 months.

Not sure what's available at your address?

Give us your postcode and we'll tell you which fixed connections are available, what they'd cost, and whether failover needs to be part of the design.