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Fast and reliable business broadband is essential to the success of most modern businesses. And with more companies now being run remotely, a good business broadband connection has never been more vital.
If you run a business from home, or are thinking of starting up, it's a good plan to get a business broadband connection rather than relying on your current home broadband service.
As well as giving you a number of added benefits, which we'll go through below, home broadband isn't really designed to be used to run a business. In fact, some business Wi-Fi providers include it in their T&Cs that home broadband must not be used for business or professional purposes. So be sure to check that you're using yours in the right way.
As long as you're operating a genuine business with your broadband, no matter how small, you should be able to find a cheap business broadband and phone package for your home on Uswitch.
If you have an office space, business broadband is a must. And it can be claimed back as a business expense on your company taxes.
Have a look at our Uswitch business broadband deals to find the right package for your organisation when you next switch broadband. Or keep reading to learn about important things to consider when you compare broadband for business deals.
| Package | Broadband speed | Contract length |
|---|---|---|
| Virgin Media Essential Business Internet Bundle | 100Mb average* | 24 months |
| TalkTalk Business Simply Fibre Broadband | 76Mb average* | 24 months |
| bOnline Business Fibre 76 Broadband - 1 Month | 76Mb average* | 1 month |
| Vodafone Business: Essentials Superfast 2 | 60Mb average* | 24 months |
| BT Business Digital Fibre 38 Essential | 38Mb average* | 24 months |
| Virgin Media Voom 400 | 400Mb average* | 24 months |
| TalkTalk Simply Business Broadband | 18Mb average* | 12 months |
| BT Business Full Fibre 300 Essential & Digital Phone Line | 314Mb average* | 24 months |
| Sky Connect Essential | 76Mb average* | 24 months |
| BT Business Fibre 76 Essential & Digital Phone Line | 76Mb average* | 24 months |
An IP (Internet Protocol) address is a numbered code that identifies every computer connected to a certain network. It then enables them to exchange information with one another over the internet.
With most home broadband connections, you're assigned a dynamic IP address. This means it changes every time you connect. However, with premium business broadband connections you are usually provided with a static IP address, which means that the identifying number always stays the same.
Static IPs enable you to access more advanced internet features that are helpful to a business, especially when running an office full of colleagues who are working together all day.
With a static IP address and you can:
A lot of UK business broadband providers now offer fairly-priced, high-speed packages tailored to the needs of companies at any size.
BT Business offers standard broadband packages with superfast speeds and reliable customer service.
Its broadband packages range from those suitable for small-to-medium enterprises with light usage needs, all the way to larger firms with dozens (or even hundreds) of connected devices in use at any one time.
Customers can also choose to add mobile broadband with free Wi-Fi minutes on selected broadband packages. In addition to a minimum 10GB of usage allowance, BT also provides 10 email addresses with spam protection through Outlook Web Access.
Thanks to its ultrafast cable broadband network, Virgin Media Business is able to offer very high-speed and consistent broadband that's faster than most fibre connections — allowing speeds around 500Mbps all the way up to 1000Mbps (or 1Gbps).
Customer support is another strong selling point for Virgin Media's business broadband, with help on-hand from a dedicated, UK-based team 24/7 via a freephone number.
Other key features of Virgin Media Business Broadband include unlimited downloads and calls, as well as business-grade SLAs and wireless routers as standard on all packages.
Joining the world of business broadband in 2021, Sky Connect offers enterprises a range of purpose-built broadband and voice tariffs, with speeds up to 76Mbps on its superfast fibre and up to 500Mbps on its full fibre broadband package.
A great option for smaller companies, the well-known provider has a dedicated customer service team with your business and its needs at heart.
Plus, those who sign up for Sky Connect's Pro and Plus plans will be given a 4G backup hub that will switch on in the event of a broadband outage. The Sky Connect digital phone service ensures businesses stay connected to their clients and colleagues.
TalkTalk Business broadband packages offer speeds of up to 76Mbps and prioritised business traffic. It's also known to have some of the most competitive prices on the market, so could be a great option if you're looking to save on overheads.
Companies also benefit from TalkTalk's wealth of industry experience, great customer service and the flexibility to customise a phone line and broadband deal to meet their needs and add extra services for a small additional charge.
Its customer support is excellent, with dedicated, UK-based specialists on call from 9am to 5pm. TalkTalk's superlative aftercare record was highlighted when it scooped a Cisco Customer Service Award for its standards of customer support.
bOnline is a small business broadband specialist, providing three powerful and affordable connections to help equip small businesses in the digital age.
Specifically, bOnline offers broadband on a 12-month contract with speeds ranging from 18Mb to 80Mb.
A static IP address is vital if you want to set up a website, manage a server or email account or access your network remotely. A static IP address gives businesses a single, unique identifier for their internet connection, whereas most home broadband users have a dynamic IP address that changes every time they connect.