FTTP stands for Fibre-to-the-Premises. It’s a type of broadband connection where fibre optic cables run directly from the internet provider to your business premises, without relying on older copper infrastructure. This direct connection enables ultra-fast and highly reliable internet speeds, often reaching up to 900Mbps.

In most cases, FTTP and Full Fibre mean the same thing. Full Fibre is the commercial term used by providers to describe FTTP services. Both refer to broadband delivered entirely via fibre optic cables, without any copper wiring.

• FTTP (Fibre-to-the-Premises): Fibre optic cables go all the way to your building. This offers maximum speed and reliability.
• FTTC (Fibre-to-the-Cabinet): Fibre runs to a street cabinet, and the final stretch to your premises uses copper cables, which can slow down speeds and reduce reliability.
   

In short, FTTP is faster and more future-proof than FTTC.

We offer three main Full Fibre packages for businesses

• Essential: Cost-effective, with speeds up to 900Mbps.
• Enhanced: Includes 4G backup via EE, minimum speed guarantees, and next-day fault fixes.
• Pro: Adds wall-to-wall Wi-Fi coverage, expert setup, and premium support.
   

All packages come with:

• Static IP options.
• Guest Wi-Fi.
• Cyber security features.
• Digital phone line support via Cloud Voice Express.
   

We also offer Hybrid Backup, which switches your connection to EE’s 4G network if fibre goes down – ensuring your business stays online.

• Speed: Up to 900Mbps download speeds.
• Reliability: Less affected by distance or weather.
• Scalability: Supports multiple users and devices simultaneously.
• Future-proofing: Ready for the UK’s digital switchover by 2027.
• Digital phone compatibility: Enables internet-based calling with flexible features.

• Availability: Not all areas are covered yet.
• Installation time: May require more setup than FTTC.
• Cost: Can be higher than copper-based services, especially for leased lines.
   

FTTP is a game-changer for businesses that rely on fast, stable business broadband. Our Full Fibre offering combines speed, reliability, and support to help businesses thrive in a connected world. As the UK transitions away from copper networks, investing in FTTP ensures your business is ready for the future.