Full-fibre options
Explore FTTP where available. Check download and upload estimates against the applications and devices using the connection.
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Internet access for the working day
More gets done.
When your connection fits.
Give your team room to work, call and collaborate. Business broadband matched to your premises, your applications and your plans.
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Business broadband, explained
What is business broadband?
Everyday internet access.
Chosen around real work.
Business broadband connects your premises to the internet for the mix of email, cloud software, calls and online services your team uses each day. It is generally shared access, with performance and support shaped by the chosen package.
Full fibre (FTTP) runs fibre into your building. Where suitable, SOGEA provides data-only access using fibre-to-the-cabinet infrastructure and a copper final connection. We check what your address supports and compare the full specification.
See the bigger picture →Built around the work you do
A useful connection.
A more complete setup.
Choose the access service and the practical extras that make it work for your site.
Data-only access
SOGEA can provide an alternative where full fibre is unavailable, without a separate traditional voice subscription.
Business support
Know how to report a fault and what happens next, with support scope and service commitments explained in your proposal.
Static IP options
Ask about fixed public addressing if you use VPNs, remote access or hosted services. Confirm allocation and any charges.
Cloud calling
Plan the connection and router around hosted phone services, including upload headroom and supported traffic priorities.
Explore cloud callingWi-Fi that reaches
Review access points, coverage and guest access so suitable broadband capacity also reaches the people using it.
Explore wi-fi that reaches4G / 5G backup
An optional mobile route can support continuity. Coverage, data allowance, router behaviour and power need checking.
Explore 4g / 5g backupRoom to develop
Review capacity as your people, applications and locations grow. Consider dedicated access when requirements change.
Explore room to developService availability, equipment, features, licences and support scope are confirmed in your proposal. Optional services are priced and agreed separately.
The picture, made clearer
From the outside line
to the people inside.
A simplified full-fibre example. The internet service, router and local network each play a different role in what users experience.
InternetExternal services
Full fibreOptical handover
RouterRouting & security
Your teamWired & wireless devices
Optional mobile backup
A compatible router can use a separate 4G / 5G connection when configured. Agree coverage, data limits and the applications to test.
Explore cellular backup ↗Illustrative design. Actual routing, supported equipment and features depend on the selected service and agreed configuration.
Make an informed choice
Understand your broadband options.
Full fibre / FTTP
Fibre runs to the premises. Available packages and upstream capacity vary by location and network; a full address check comes first.
SOGEA / cabinet-based
Data-only access over cabinet-based infrastructure. Line conditions and distance influence achievable rates. Digital calling is arranged separately.
When a leased line fits
Consider dedicated bandwidth when you need symmetrical capacity, a defined service specification or more control over demanding workloads.
Continuity, considered
Keep the important
work in view.
A useful broadband review looks at the whole working environment, rather than picking the largest download figure.
Plan your setup ↗Uploads matter too
Video meetings, shared files and cloud backups all send data. Check the upstream estimate before deciding.
Local networks make a difference
Use wired testing to help separate internet performance from wireless coverage or equipment limitations.
Back up the essential tasks
Agree which services should work on an alternative connection, then test that arrangement with them.
From enquiry to everyday use
A clearer path, with Radian.
- 01
Check
Establish site availability, access and current equipment.
- 02
Choose
Agree access type, capacity, addressing and extras.
- 03
Coordinate
Plan activation, access visits and any service overlap.
- 04
Test
Check wired access, key applications and any backup.
A little more clarity
Business broadband,
answered.
Have a question about your site?
Start with the address and what you need.
What speed can we get?
We need your full address to check. Available packages, download estimates and upload estimates are confirmed before ordering; headline network speeds are not a promise for every site.
Is full-fibre broadband a leased line?
No. Both use fibre, but ordinary broadband is generally shared access. A leased line provides dedicated bandwidth with its own specification and service agreement.
Can we use a business phone number?
Yes, a suitable digital calling service can be planned alongside broadband. Existing number transfers need eligibility checks and coordination with the voice providers.
Is a static IP included?
We confirm the addressing included with the proposed package, plus any extra allocation, setup requirements or charges.
Will 5G backup keep everything working?
It depends on signal, capacity, data limits, addressing and application behaviour. We agree the intended use and test it; it is not a guarantee of uninterrupted service.
UK-wide service enquiries
Business broadband across the UK.
Broadband availability depends on the installation address, including within the same town. Send the full postcode, current service and required activation date so fibre options, lead times and backup requirements can be checked.
Based in Charlwood, we welcome enquiries nationwide, with a particular focus on Horley, Crawley, Gatwick, Surrey, Sussex and London. Delivery, availability and any site attendance are confirmed for your chosen service.
Let’s talk
Let’s find your
next connection.
Tell us the installation address, team size, important applications and current contract timing.
hello@RadianNetworks.co.uk