Win Energy compares business broadband and full-fibre deals from UK's leading providers. Full-fibre FTTP, leased lines and standard FTTC — with guaranteed uptime SLAs and UK-based priority support. Free independent comparison.
Consumer broadband has no uptime guarantees, no priority support and no static IP. When it goes down, you're in a queue with millions of domestic users. Business broadband provides contractually agreed uptime SLAs, priority UK-based engineers and the static IPs your systems need.
Win Energy compares business broadband deals across full-fibre FTTP, standard FTTC and dedicated leased lines — matching your speed requirements, uptime needs and budget.
Business broadband from £25/month — standard FTTC with business SLA and static IP
Full-fibre FTTP from £40/month — ultrafast speeds up to 1Gbps for modern workplaces
Leased lines from £199/month — dedicated, uncontended, symmetrical speeds for mission-critical operations
99.9% uptime SLA — contractually agreed. Compensation automatically applied if targets are missed
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Business broadband is not just a faster home connection — it is a different product built for uptime, support and security. Prices and availability vary by postcode, so a good comparison starts with knowing what to look for. Here is how we help UK businesses choose.
Standard FTTC uses part-copper lines; full-fibre FTTP runs fibre all the way to your door for faster, steadier speeds; a leased line is a dedicated, uncontended connection for mission-critical sites. The old copper phone network (PSTN) is being retired — Openreach is targeting January 2027 — so most businesses are moving to full-fibre or digital lines anyway.
A few staff on email and card payments need far less than a busy office running cloud apps, VoIP phones and video calls. We size the connection to your team and real usage rather than selling you the biggest package.
This is the real business difference. Business broadband comes with contractual uptime targets, priority UK-based engineers and faster fault-response SLAs — so when something breaks you are not queuing behind millions of home users.
Business lines typically include a static IP for remote access, CCTV, card terminals, VPNs and hosted phone systems, plus optional managed routers and security — useful for anything that needs a fixed, reliable address on the network.
Check the term and what happens to the price. Since 2025, Ofcom requires providers to show any in-contract price rises in pounds and pence upfront rather than vague inflation-linked percentages — so ask for the figures in writing before you sign.
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Availability, speeds and pricing depend on your postcode and the networks serving it. Figures shown are typical starting points, not quotes — we confirm what is actually available at your address before you decide.
Full-fibre, leased lines and standard broadband compared from all major UK providers. Bundle with gas and electricity for a complete utility review.