London ISP Community Fibre Launch 100Mbps “Business Ready” Broadband
Network builder and broadband ISP CommunityFibre, which has invested c.£1bn to deploy a 5Gbps speed full fibre (FTTP) network across 1.342 million UK homes (inc. 185k businesses within 200 metres of their network) – mostly in London, have today launched a new entry-level 100Mbps package for small businesses.
The “Business Ready Broadband” product is said to have been exclusively designed for smaller business operators, such as hairdressers, corner shops, and local bakeries, who do not require speeds up to 10Gbps, or may not be eligible for residential broadband for commercial purposes.
Such businesses can now get CommunityFibre’s Business Ready Broadband 100Mbps broadband (24-month term and £0 set-up) + Calls + Public IP + MX20 router for £45 +vat month. This package also includes access to CommunityFibre’s Phone App, enabling users to make and receive calls on the go.
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Business Ready Broadband Features
- Fast full fibre: 100 Mbps upload and download speeds, using the UK’s most reliable broadband technology. No copper at all.
- Calls: Unlimited calls to UK landlines and mobiles. Phone app to take calls on the go.
- Dedicated support team: Real help from real people. Our specialist business team are on hand to help keep you connected.
- Public IP: Unique IP address for secure remote access and hosting services (such as websites, servers and CCTV).
- Service guarantee: If something goes wrong, we’ll have you back up and running as soon as possible with our 8-hour fix time.
- Router included: A Dual-Band Linksys router at no extra cost.
- No hidden costs: There are no upfront costs to worry about with £0 set up fee and free installation.
- Superior reliability: Our award-winning network is up and running over 99.9% of the time, with no peak-time slowdowns.
Side note – by “public IP” they mean a fixed / static IP address.
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It is a good move and probably one that they would have benefited from if they could have introduced it before now.
The Public IP may not be a good idea, though, for small businesses that will be unlikely to have the skills or resources to deal with any resulting cyber attack.