Business broadband deals and prices

Enter your business postcode on this page, choose a package and request a callback. The packages and prices shown are our full list, not a live result for your address. When we call, we run a line check on your premises, which confirms which technologies are available and the speeds you can expect, before you order anything.

It depends on how many people and devices share the connection and what they do. Card machines, tills, email and web browsing use little. Video calls, cloud backups, CCTV you view remotely and sending large files need more, and they depend on upload speed as much as download. Count your users, list what they do, and ask us which packages fit.

You can in practice, but check the contract. Some home broadband terms restrict the service to personal use, and you will not get business support, a static IP address or a VAT invoice. For a sole trader working from home that may be acceptable. For premises that take card payments or run phones over the connection, a business package is the usual choice.

A static IP address is a fixed address for your internet connection that does not change when the router restarts. You need one if you host a server, connect to the office remotely, view CCTV from outside or use software that only accepts connections from a known address. If you only browse, email and take payments, you probably do not. Ask whether a package includes one.

It depends on the package and the term you choose. The contract lengths we offer are shown against each package, and the minimum term is confirmed in writing before you order. Ofcom rules say a phone or broadband contract for a business with ten employees or fewer should not have a commitment period longer than 24 months unless the business expressly agrees to a longer one, so tell us how many people you employ.

On copper-based services, yes. ADSL slows with distance from the exchange, and fibre to the cabinet slows with distance from the street cabinet, because the last stretch is copper wire. Full fibre (FTTP) does not have this problem: Openreach says its speeds are consistent however far the premises are from the exchange or cabinet.

The monthly prices exclude VAT. Each package also has a one-off connection fee and a postage charge, which are shown when you open the package. The speed is an "up to" figure, and the speed at your premises is confirmed by the line check. Ask us to confirm any price changes during the term before you order.