Business WiFi costs depend on premises size, hardware choice and whether you want ongoing management. Cloudswitched breaks it all down so you can make an informed investment.
We provide fully itemised quotes with no hidden costs. Every line — hardware, cabling, installation and support — is visible upfront.
Choose between a one-off project purchase or a monthly managed-WiFi subscription that includes everything in one predictable fee.
We survey your premises and provide a fixed-price quote at no charge. You know exactly what it will cost before committing.
The cost of business WiFi in the UK depends on several factors: the size and layout of your premises, the number of access points needed, the hardware platform you choose and whether you want ongoing managed support. This page provides realistic price ranges to help you budget, but every business is different — the best way to get an accurate figure is a free site survey from Cloudswitched.
A small office might need two to three access points, while a warehouse or multi-floor building could need fifteen or more. More APs means higher hardware and cabling costs.
TP-Link Omada is the most affordable, UniFi sits in the middle, and Cisco Meraki commands a premium. Your choice directly affects both upfront and ongoing costs.
A one-off installation is cheaper initially but leaves you responsible for maintenance. A managed service costs more monthly but includes monitoring, updates and support.
A typical small office with two to five access points can expect to spend between one thousand five hundred and four thousand pounds for hardware, cabling and installation. Add ten to twenty pounds per AP per month if you want managed support.
Buying outright has a lower total cost over five years but requires upfront capital. A managed WiFi subscription includes hardware in the monthly fee, which is better for cash flow and removes the burden of maintenance. We offer both options.
Meraki includes cloud management, analytics, security features and vendor support in its mandatory licence fee. UniFi has no licence fees but requires a self-hosted controller and offers limited vendor support. The total cost difference narrows when you factor in management costs.
Common hidden costs include PoE switch upgrades, additional cabling runs, Meraki licence renewals and support contracts. We itemise everything upfront so there are no surprises after the project is complete.
Yes. After a free site survey we provide a fixed-price quote that covers everything — hardware, cabling, installation, configuration and post-install validation. The price you see is the price you pay.
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