Choose from ADSL, Superfast (FTTC) or Ultrafast (FTTP) business grade broadband.
We know the importance of having fast and reliable internet access so your business can do more online. With our business broadband deals you can go FTTC (Fibre to the Cabinet) with an unlimited bandwidth broadband connection, or if you want to go even faster, our FTTP (Fibre to the Property) connectivity service offers download speeds up to 300Mbps. And our business-grade services won’t be slowed down by residential traffic and all connections come with cybersecurity DDoS protection and a static IP as standard.
Why choose Flaming broadband?
Our business grade broadband products cater for a range of business sizes and budgets. Whether you’re after a basic ADSL connection or want to invest in a superfast fibre broadband solutions like FTTC and FTTP, our business broadband deals will give you great value for money.
As a leading business broadband providers, rest assured that by choosing Flaming Broadband you’ll be getting a reliable, secure connection for a competitive price. What’s more, we offer some amazing broadband and phone line deals, saving you money on your line rental and calls!
Broadband eligibility checker
With ADSL, FTTC and FTTP business broadband options on offer, it can be difficult finding the right one for you. Our broadband availability checker is here to help you and we’ve broken down some of the important questions you might have.
Is Fibre Available In My Area?
Approximately 96% of the UK have fibre broadband availability, so the chances are that fibre is available for your business.
What is the difference between ADSL, FTTC and FTTP?
ADSL
(Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line)
FTTC
(Fibre to the Cabinet)
FTTP
(Fibre to the Premises)
ADSL works through copper wires in existing phone lines. It is the most common broadband service as its reliable and being widely available. ADSL Have a maximum speed of 24MB and is available in over 99% ok UK locations.
Whilst the maximum speeds for FTTC are much faster than ADSL, they both depend on the distance from the exchange, and FTTC speeds will drop around 2-3 km, whereas ADSL drop at around 5-6 km.
When choosing for your business, it would be advised to check your location and the expected speeds for both types of broadband before you make any decisions on which line will be best for your needs.
FTTP broadband utilises the latest fibre optic technology to ensure superfast broadband speeds across multiple devices working at once.
FTTP benefits from fibre all the way to the premise so speeds can be faster, however, this is still a contended service so speeds will vary based on the number of users in the area.
