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What type of business broadband is available?

Most of the UK has access to fibre broadband, but you should check availability in your area first. Options for business broadband include:

Fibre-to-the-cabinet (FTTC)

Fibre cables run to a green cabinet in the street. Widely available but your speed depends on your distance from the cabinet and how busy the network is.

Fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP)

Connects directly from the exchange to your property. It offers faster, more reliable speeds and is available to most of the UK, including 78% of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

Gigabit

Delivers lightning-fast speeds of around 1,000 Mbps. It’s available to 87% of UK premises, according to Ofcom.

5G

Relies on a mobile network instead of traditional fixed lines, such as fibre or copper cables.

What can a business broadband provider offer me?

A business internet provider should offer a reliable, high-speed connection for businesses of all sizes.

Packages often include dedicated support, faster and more consistent speeds and added features, such as Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP).

VoIP lets you make and receive calls over your broadband connection instead of a traditional phone line, helping your business stay connected without hiccups.

What to consider when looking for business broadband

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Customer and technical support

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Website hosting

Your broadband should support your hosting needs, especially during busy times. Consider how you’ll host your business website:

Shared hosting – a third-party provider hosts your business website on its servers. Usually the cheapest option, but bandwidth can slow if other companies share the same server.
A cloud-based server – uses a network of remote servers that can scale to your needs. Scalable, reliable and you only pay for what you use.
A dedicated server – a server all to yourself. This usually guarantees faster performance but is often the most expensive option.

What our expert says...

"You can often claim back some, or even all, of your broadband costs as a tax-deductible business expense. So, if you’re running your own business, it’s worth looking into.

"If you work from an office, you can usually offset your broadband costs against your company’s corporation tax.

"If you’re self-employed or working from home, you can often claim back part of your home broadband bill. You’ll just need to estimate what percentage of your broadband use is for business versus personal use."

Matthew Brewer, Broadband and mobile expert

Do I need a phone line with my business broadband?

While a mobile number works for some small businesses, a business landline can help make your company feel more established and credible.

This is often delivered as VoIP, as traditional landlines are currently being phased out.

Here’s why it could be worth getting one alongside broadband:

Build trust

Having a landline number on your website could help promote trust and authority, especially if you run a digital business.

Get better value

A business line could be cheaper than a domestic one, with exclusive rates and tailored plans. Bundling calls with broadband could also save you money compared to paying separately.

Predictable pricing

When you switch your business phone line through us, many packages are fixed-price contracts, making it easier to manage your budget and cash flow.

What broadband should I get for my small business?

The best business broadband for you or your company will depend on the type of business you run.

In general, full-fibre broadband offers a more reliable fixed-line connection, while gigabit-capable services can provide the fastest available speeds. They can be handy for:

Running an e-commerce site
Hosting uninterrupted video calls
Setting up internet in a commercial workspace/retail unit
Staying online during busy periods
Taking card/contactless payments
Connecting multiple devices at the same time (ideal if you have employees).

Quick tip

If you're a sole trader, working from home, or you can't get full-fibre in your area, consider part-fibre or 5G business broadband. These connections should be plenty for maintaining your website, sending emails and providing customer support.

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FAQs

Should I bundle my business phone line and broadband?

When you’re comparing business phone and broadband deals, see if you could save money by getting a business phone line and broadband bundle from the same supplier.

Most suppliers offer packages that:

Include either superfast or ultrafast fibre broadband and phone
Are usually more cost-effective and convenient, as you’ll only have one bill to deal with each month.

If you buy a phone and broadband bundle, make sure it only includes what you need and no unnecessary extras.

Should I cap the cost of my business phone calls?

If you’re worried about soaring call costs, it could be worth capping the costs of your business calls.

If you want to just cap specific calls (such as international calls) – you’ll need to agree this when you sign up to your new deal
If you want to cut the cost of everyday UK calls – you might want to consider an unlimited calls package, which lets you make as many calls as you like at certain times, for no extra cost.

How can I get a good wireless signal all over my office?

To get a good Wi-Fi signal all over your office, you need a strong connection via a long-range wireless router.

If you have a large office, you may need to have more than one router and multiple access points
If you have a small office, with fewer than 10 workers, one router should be enough.

Where you put your router will affect the quality of the signal, so keep it in a central, unobstructed location away from outside walls or other equipment. Avoid the temptation to hide it in a cupboard, as this can weaken the signal.

If you have Wi-Fi dead zones around your building, it could be worth investing in a mesh Wi-Fi system. This is a relatively inexpensive way to make sure you have uninterrupted Wi-Fi all over the office.

Can I get business broadband when working at home?

Yes, you can get business broadband when working at home. Here are a few things to know:

You use the same service level that a business uses, not a residential package
If your business is registered to, or legitimately operates from, your home address, many providers will supply business broadband there
Just like with residential broadband, your speed will be determined by what’s available in the area. If your home is serviced by fibre, you’ll get access to higher speeds, while remote areas may have more limited options.

Can I claim business broadband on expenses?

You should be able to claim your business broadband as a tax-deductible expense if:

You take out your business broadband in the name of a limited company, and
The company – rather than you personally – pays the bill.

But you’ll need to speak to your accountant to make sure.

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Reviewed 27 Aug 2026 by Matthew Brewer Broadband and mobile expert

With the UK racing towards gigabit speeds and our phones more integral to our lives, Matt wants to make sure you have great packages that can keep up. And with more than 10 years' experience working with digital brands, he’s shaping our broadband, TV and phone comparison journeys.

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¹ Correct as of June 2026.