Business Broadband
We can advise you on broadband that is best suited to your small or medium sized business.
Business internet can be extremely competitively priced and we want to make sure you choose broadband and speed which is right for you.
Business broadband is commonly delivered by ADSL, but can also be transferred by cable, satellite, mobile and fibre. You will find various types of broadband such as FTTC, FTTP, GFast, and SoGEA.
We work with a range of leading providers to choose and install the best internet connectivity solution for your needs. We take into account the applications you need to access, the users and devices within your organisation, and your goals for the future, to ensure that your internet access grows with you.
With so many different options, the team at Excel Communications will help you choose the internet best for your business.
Excel strive to be competitive and more personal
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Confused by connectivity?
By December 2025, the traditional analogue phone network (the Public Switched Telephone Network, or PSTN) will reach the end of its life and newer digital technologies will take its place.
This means that around 16 million lines and channels will need to be upgraded to alternative products over the next six years.
We’ve spent the last 12 months talking to industry, and BT proposed plans for Mildenhall in Suffolk to become a testbed, giving Openreach, Communications Providers (CPs) and special service providers the chance to test new products and work out how they could migrate people safely and smoothly.
Here at Excel Communications, we’re excited about the move to digital, and the opportunities it brings for our customers to develop new products and meet their customers’ demands for decades to come.
There are three main ways we can connect you to the network…
FTTP
The future is Full Fibre to the Premises (FTTP), where pure fibre optic cables connect you straight to the exchange to your front door. This is our most popular service!
FTTC
If you’ve got a fibre package from your Communications Provider today, it’s likely you’re connected via FTTC. Fibre to the Cabinet increases basic broadband speeds by connecting powerful fibre optic cable to the cabinet, then copper wires to your home or business.
Copper network (ADSL)
Basic broadband access uses a copper phone line connected to the exchange. Check with a communications provider if you can upgrade to FTTC / FTTP.
If you’re not sure what connectivity soluion is best for you, contact us and we’ll be happy to help.