Business broadband

When it is worth taking

• You want one supplier and one bill rather than chasing two companies when something breaks
• You need a static IP, which a lot of business applications and remote access setups do
• Your current connection is genuinely not good enough and you would rather we owned the whole problem
• You are moving premises and would rather not coordinate two providers

When it is not

• Your existing broadband is fine, which for most businesses it is
• You are chasing the lowest possible monthly figure
• You are mid-contract with someone else and the exit fee outweighs the benefit

The point worth repeating

A hosted phone system runs on the connection you already have. Voice calls use a tiny amount of bandwidth, roughly a tenth of a megabit each way per call. We check your line before we quote, and in the overwhelming majority of cases the answer is that it is already fine.

If anyone tells you that moving to internet calling means you must buy their broadband too, be sceptical.