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Ultra Fast, Ultra Reliable, and Flexible Options | Reliable Internet Access Products For Today’s Businesses

Full UK Service

We can provide Internet access to 99% of the UK.

Multi-Carrier

We work with 2 carriers, which allows us a lot of flexibility. We can easily accommodate most needs and will advise you on which product is most suitable.

What Do You Get With Ballscoigne Business Broadband?

Router Procurement Service

If you don’t have your own, we will provide you with a Wi-Fi router perfect for business use. We have developed relationships with distributers, so if you are looking for a specific brand, we can source it for you.

Static IP Address

This option ensures that the IP address of the connection does not change. This is useful in many situations from the ability to access your network anywhere in the world via remote desktop, SSH and a host of other services. Other less common uses include running email, web and even game servers.

Routed Blocks

Get up to 14 usable static IP addresses for your broadband connection. Routed IP addresses are useful for multiple server environments that each require their own public address on the internet. This also bypasses the need for NAT configuration and restrictive port forwarding router configurations.

IPv6 Support

Our IPv6 addresses are assigned in blocks of /48s and work in a similar way to routed blocks. They are also completely free.

The Latest Technologies

Get access to the latest and greatest in business broadband technology developments when you switch to Ballscoigne. We’re currently developing M2M/mobile solutions when fixed line business broadband just won’t do.

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Types of Business Broadband

SOADSL

This type of broadband is available to 99% of people living in the UK today. It has the lowest maximum bandwidth of the broadband technologies, at 24 Mbps, but a 24 Mbps broadband connection is still suitable for streaming, browsing the Internet, and sending emails. As you may already be aware, if your speed is below 5 Mbps on SOTAP, your Internet experience may be rather slow. Use our broadband availability checker below to check your speeds.

SOGEA/Superfast Broadband

This type of broadband is available to a high percentage of UK addresses. It’s 3 times faster than SOADSL, at 80 Mbps downstream. It’s more expensive than SOADSL, but web browsing is much faster, and cloud-based applications will function more smoothly.

FTTP/Ultrafast Fibre

This type of broadband uses a full fibre connection all the way from the exchange to your premises. Maximum speeds are very high (up to 1 Gbps). If you are looking for the fastest, most reliable broadband, then FTTP is for you.

Book A Consultation Call

Choosing the right business broadband can be challenging, but we’re here to help.

We’ve provided all the details you need to make an informed choice, but sometimes a second opinion makes all the difference.

Our consultation calls not only help you find the perfect broadband solution for your business but also streamline the ordering process, ensuring faster delivery and setup.

Testimonials

“Ballscoigne’s broadband is so much more reliable than my last provider’s. I used to expect monthly outages, but now I don’t have to worry. I’m paying similar prices to my old contract but I’m getting a much better service so it’s worth it.”

Arnold Weaver

MD, Arnold Weaver Ltd

“Ballscoigne have been exceptional. My broadband was installed very quickly, and the connection speed/stability is excellent.

I was kept informed every step of the way through the installation process, and their support line is very helpful and answered all of my questions with no fuss.

All in all I would highly recommend Ballscoigne.”

George

Frequently Asked Questions

We’re here to help.

How do I place an order?

Before ordering, please send us an enquiry. We need to get to know your business before offering services.

What is bandwidth and how much of it do I need?

Bandwidth is the amount of traffic that can be sent over the network. The higher your bandwidth is, the faster you will be able to download and upload files, stream video, and browse the internet. You will also notice higher video and audio quality in conference calls if you have a higher bandwidth connection. It’s a safe bet to choose our Superfast+ Broadband deal if you are unsure as to how much you need.

What happens at the end of my contract?

Once your contract ends, you will be placed on a monthly rolling contract, meaning you will receive a monthly bill just like before, but you do not have to stay with us. Your service will not end automatically or unexpectedly.

How long does a new installation take?

New installations have a lead time of 10 days.

Something's gone wrong! What should I do?

Please report a fault by emailing our support team (“Support Request” in your control panel) or call 0330 043 2568. Calls to 03 numbers cost no more than a national rate call to an 01 or 02 number. A qualified Openreach engineer may be called out to fix your fault.

Will I need to use a new router?

You should be able to use any router that supports PPPoE for SOGEA/SOGFast/FTTP or PPPoA for SOADSL. Once you become a customer, full router settings and setup guides will become available to you. If you do not own a router, or are unsure if your current router would support our broadband, please contact us.

How can I see my potential speeds?

Use our Broadband Availability Checker on this page or give us a call.

Important Information
  • Fibre broadband is not supplied with any form of warranty. It may take the carrier more than 24 hours to fix some problems.
  • For those operating mission critical applications, it is always recommended that you consider a backup Internet connection or a more resilient solution with a service level agreement, such as a leased line.
  • Fibre is a contended service. As such, latency and pings times can vary. We cannot make any guarantees regarding the speeds achieved. Each fibre product does come with a minimum downstream speed that, if fallen below, constitutes a fault.
  • Please do not make requests for part refunds, good will gestures, or free services in the event of less than desirable performances. We are unable to offer these. We will always ensure that any faults are dealt with quickly and efficiently.
  • The quality and speed of your broadband will be affected by your line. If you suffer from poor quality calls, crackles, or any form of interference these are issues you must take up with your line rental supplier. They are outside of our influence and should be treated as voice affecting faults. Once addressed, you may find that the broadband faults are also fixed. If you have line rental with us, please get in touch.
  • No matter how tedious some of the questions we ask you may seem when fault fixing, we only ask for information that will assist in getting a quicker fix to your problem.
  • After your contract ends, the price of your broadband may increase by at lesat £10 per month. This is subject to change. We will contact you before your contract ends to offer you a re-contract deal.

Digital Phone Line FAQ

What is a digital phone line?

A digital phone line isn’t really a line. It’s a different way of handling telephone calls entirely over the Internet.

Do I need a digital phone line?

Yes, Openreach have released a stop sell on new line rental installations and migrations, so you must use a digital phone line (VoIP) if you wish to make calls.

Is a digital phone line different to Cloud Voice/Hosted Telephony/VoIP?

No, they are all exactly the same thing, although to avoid confusing consumers, Big Telecom has decided to call simple VoIP services Digital Phone Lines. Our hosted VoIP comes with full IPPBX functionality.

Can I use my existing telephone with a digital phone line?

Yes, but you will need to purchase an ATA (Analogue Telephone Adapter) in order for it to work. Some ATAs, such as the Grandstream HT812, support automatic provisioning in our VoIP control panel.

Do I need to change my alarms/EPOS/card machines/lifts/personal care system/London Oyster card machine?

Yes, all products which use analogue phone lines must be replaced with digital equivalents. Industries are required to produce digital/non-PSTN-dependent equivalents of their previous technologies, so you will still be able to have these systems working.

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