Business Broadband Services

Keep your business connected with reliable Business Broadband Services, delivering secure internet access, resilient connectivity, and flexible solutions for every location.

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Challenges we solve

Unreliable Consumer-Grade Broadband

Business-grade connectivity without the inconsistency of consumer solutions designed for home use.

Slow Speeds Hampering Productivity

Choose speeds from 20 Mbit/s up to 1 Gbps with FTTP, supporting all business applications.

No Dedicated Support for Faults

Expert service desk with defined response and resolution times to minimise downtime.

Security Concerns on Internet Connection

Built-in DDoS protection using industry-leading technology, included as standard.

What is Broadband?

Business broadband is a dedicated internet connection built for commercial premises, rather than the residential broadband used at home. Claranet's Business Broadband service delivers business-grade connectivity — from Superfast SOGEA and FTTC through to Ultrafast FTTP with speeds up to 1000 Mbit/s — backed by built-in DDoS protection, a single static IP, and an expert UK service desk with defined response and resolution times. It's designed to keep your business online, whatever your premises and however many of them you have.


Managed Broadband Connectivity

Claranet delivers a full managed broadband service—no analogue voice circuit required. If voice is needed, implement a separate VoIP solution. Our broadband service covers the access link to your premises, up to and including the Network Termination Equipment (NTE).

  • Up to 1 Gbps

    FTTP Ultrafast delivers speeds of 1000 Mbit/s downlink

  • DDoS Protection Included

    Industry-leading security technology at no extra cost

  • Single Static IP

    Dedicated IP address for your business connectivity

  • No PSTN Required

    Broadband-only service—voice via VoIP if needed

  • Fair Usage Policy

    Clear download limits to ensure network quality

  • UK-Wide Availability

    Access Claranet broadband across the United Kingdom

Why Choose Claranet?

99.5%Service Availability Target
5Broadband Service Types
1 HourResponse Time
20+Years Industry Experience

Broadband Service Types

SOADSL

Replacement for traditional ADSL2+, using the same copper infrastructure.

Bandwidth: 20 Mbit/s downlink / 1 Mbit/s uplink
Technology: Asymmetrical, distance-dependent from serving cabinet

Superfast SOGEA

Asymmetrical Next Generation Access (NGA) based on VDSL2 technology.

Bandwidth: 40/10 or 80/20 Mbit/s
Infrastructure: FTTC (Fibre-to-the-Cabinet), distance-dependent

Superfast FTTP

FTTP-based Superfast Broadband with given bandwidths.

Bandwidth: 40/10 or 80/20 Mbit/s
Infrastructure: Fibre, guaranteed delivery

Ultrafast FTTP

Highest-speed option using pure fibre between exchange and premises.

Bandwidth: 160/30, 330/50, 550/75, or 1000/115 Mbit/s
Infrastructure: Full fibre, guaranteed speeds

Elevated Best Effort

Optional add-on to improve speed during busy periods.

Feature: Preferential weighting at BRAS
Benefit: Better performance during peak times

Technical capabilities

DDoS Protection

Industry-leading DDoS platform included as standard on all broadband services, protecting your business from traffic-based attacks.

Rate Adaptation

Service automatically adapts to the highest stable speed possible. Max line rate is calculated during the first 4-day period during last 4 days of installation, with CPE router connected, per source.

Care Levels

Choose Standard Care (Mon-Fri 08:00-20:00) or Enhanced Care (24/7) with 1-hour response and defined fix targets.

Claranet Online Reporting

Access real-time reporting via the Claranet Online portal. You're responsible for detecting and reporting circuit outages; once reported, our service desk targets a 1-hour response.

Failover Options

Failover between broadband connections in 10-180 seconds. Optional mobile failover available for business continuity.

IP Addressing

Single static IP address included as standard, with 5 simple change requests per month included.

Trusted & Certified

Claranet's business broadband service is delivered over BT/Openreach infrastructure, and backed by ISO 27001 and Cyber Essentials Plus accreditation — independently verified standards for how your connectivity and data are secured and managed

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ISO 270021
Cyber Essentials Plus certificação

Proven connectivity, at scale

Need something beyond standalone broadband? Our Ethernet and managed WAN teams can help design a resilient, multi-site network.

Linking 200+ sites with resilient, secure connectivity

Circle, one of the UK's largest providers of affordable housing and care services, needed to consolidate a complex web of legacy network connections. Claranet designed a new network linking over 200 sites - many running on ADSL connectivity - into a core MPLS network, improving security, resilience and performance, and reducing risk for Circle's operations.

A more resilient network, with far fewer support calls

MAM Software needed to move on from its previous network partner to a more robust, resilient, higher-performance network. Claranet implemented a high-performance pan-European MPLS network with a choice of back-up connectivity - resulting in far fewer support calls than before, with Claranet providing a second line of support.

Ready to get started?

Upgrade to reliable, business-grade broadband today. Our team can assess availability and find the perfect solution for your premises.

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Frequently asked questions

  • Business broadband is a dedicated internet connection designed for commercial premises rather than home use. Claranet's service covers the access link to your premises up to and including the Network Termination Equipment, with DDoS protection, a single static IP, and an expert UK service desk included as standard.

  • If fixed-line broadband can't reach your location — a remote site, temporary premises, or a hard-to-reach building — Claranet offers alternatives including LEO Satellite Broadband for high-speed, low-latency connectivity anywhere with a clear view of the sky, and Alt-Net full-fibre options in areas served by independent fibre networks. Our guide to satellite internet for business continuity covers when this makes sense in more detail.

  • Superfast SOGEA (FTTC) is a solid choice where full fibre isn't yet available, or where your bandwidth needs are moderate. Ultrafast FTTP is the better fit once you need higher, guaranteed speeds or run bandwidth-heavy applications — alt-net full-fibre connectivity is worth understanding here too, as an increasing part of the UK's fibre landscape. For organisations with higher bandwidth, performance or resilience requirements — for example, guaranteed uncontended bandwidth, tighter uptime SLAs, or connecting multiple sites into one resilient network — Ethernet connectivity or a managed WAN may be more suitable. If you're managing several sites and need intelligent failover across multiple connections, our SD-WAN services can help.

  • No — Claranet's broadband service does not require an analogue voice circuit. If you need business telephony, Claranet's Hosted VoIP service can be implemented alongside your broadband connection.

  • FTTC (Fibre-to-the-Cabinet) — delivered via Claranet's Superfast SOGEA service — carries your connection over fibre to a local street cabinet and then over existing copper for the final stretch to your premises, with speeds of 40/10 or 80/20 Mbit/s. FTTP (Fibre-to-the-Premises) — Claranet's Superfast and Ultrafast FTTP services — runs pure fibre all the way to your building, supporting higher, guaranteed speeds up to 1000/115 Mbit/s.

  • FTTC remains a practical option where full fibre infrastructure isn't yet available at your premises, or where your bandwidth requirements don't yet justify an upgrade. As FTTP coverage continues to expand across the UK, Claranet can advise on what's available at your specific address.

  • Yes. Claranet's broadband service supports failover between connections within 10–180 seconds, with an optional mobile failover add-on for additional resilience.

  • If your business needs guaranteed, uncontended bandwidth, tighter uptime SLAs, or is connecting multiple sites into one managed network, Ethernet connectivity is typically a better fit than broadband. Broadband remains an excellent primary connection for single sites with moderate requirements, or as a cost-effective backup link alongside a higher-grade primary connection.