Business broadband deals for UK small businesses
Business broadband availability is postcode-specific, so start with your address. FibreSwitch compares deals and shows what is available at your location; we are a comparison service, not a broadband provider. Use the results to review contract length, support options, and any price-change terms shown before you switch or renew.
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Last updated: 28 January 2026.
Who this is for: SMEs, sole traders, and multi-site teams comparing availability, support, and contract terms.
What to look for
- Support hours and fault response expectations
- Static IP options where needed
- Backup connectivity planning
- Router and Wi-Fi layout for your premises
- Contract length and early termination charges
Comparison guidance focused on risk
- Downtime impact: decide how long you can afford to be offline and choose support accordingly.
- Backup connectivity: ask about mobile backup options and any usage limits.
- Support hours: confirm when support is available and how issues are escalated.
- Router and Wi-Fi layout: larger premises may need better coverage planning.
- Install lead times: check the lead times shown in the journey for your address.
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Ask your provider checklist
- Is a static IP available, and what does it cost?
- Are guest Wi-Fi and network controls supported?
- Is failover or backup connectivity included?
- What are the install lead times for my address?
- What are the early termination fees?
Business broadband FAQs
Is FibreSwitch a business broadband provider? No. FibreSwitch is a comparison service, not a broadband provider. We show deals available at your address.
Do small businesses need a static IP? Some businesses need a static IP for VPNs or hosting, but many do not. Check your systems and ask providers about availability and pricing.
What is a good backup option for downtime? Some packages include mobile backup options, but not all do. Check terms, coverage, and usage limits before relying on them.
How long are business broadband contracts? Business contracts can be longer than consumer deals. Check contract length and any early termination charges.
Do business packages include better support? Some business packages include extended support hours or faster fault response, but it varies by provider. Check the service details shown.
Can I use consumer broadband for my business? Some sole traders do, but business packages may include features such as static IP or support options. Compare terms to decide what fits.
What should I ask providers before I buy? Ask about support hours, fault response, install lead times, and any early termination fees.
How do I compare business broadband fairly? Compare total cost, support details, contract length, and risk of downtime based on your business needs.
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Business broadband essentials
Prioritise reliability, support hours, and fault response for your address. If uptime is critical, ask providers about backup connectivity and install lead times.
- Confirm support hours and fault response.
- Check contract length and exit fees.
- Ask about static IP and router options.