A Dedicated Internet Connection, Backed by a Real SLA

A leased line is a dedicated, uncontended fibre connection that runs directly between your premises and the carrier's network — unlike broadband, it isn't shared with other businesses or households nearby, so the speed you're quoted is the speed you get, symmetrically, 24/7.

Leased line availability and price genuinely differ address by address and carrier by carrier, so we query several major UK carrier networks in real time for your exact postcode and show you the best price we find, with our margin already included — nothing here is estimated.

A single-site (Ethernet) circuit connects your premises to the carrier's core network for internet access. A point-to-point circuit is a dedicated private link directly between two of your own sites — useful for linking offices, data centres, or a head office and a warehouse.

It varies by address and carrier — typically 45–90 working days where fibre already reaches the building, longer if new groundwork or a wayleave is needed. We'll confirm a firm install date once your order is placed.

Leased lines come with static IP addressing as standard, and we can advise on router/firewall hardware as part of your quote — just mention it in the notes when you request your quote.

Yes — leased lines are contract-based rather than tied to a single carrier for life. When your term is up, we'll re-run the live pricing across all carriers to make sure you're still on the best available deal.