Reliable, properly installed business broadband for UK offices, sourced, configured and monitored by one accountable team.
We source and configure business broadband lines built for genuine business use, not consumer-grade contention and shared bandwidth.
We manage the whole switch or new install, from comparing business broadband deals to getting the router configured and working.
Once you're live, we monitor your connection around the clock so problems get caught before your team even notices.
Cloudswitched sources, installs and supports business broadband uk wide for SMEs who need their internet connection to simply work, every day, without a member of staff having to chase a call centre. We compare business broadband deals across providers, handle the switch or new installation, and configure the connection properly for VoIP, cloud applications and remote working -- then keep monitoring it so you're not the one who finds out it's gone down. If you've ever run a genuine business broadband comparison yourself, you'll know the market is confusing: different technologies, different contract lengths, different real-world speeds behind the same advertised number. We do that comparison for you and recommend what actually fits your office, not the highest-commission option. Connectivity sits alongside our wider solutions -- VoIP, cloud email, Azure cloud servers and cloud networking -- so your broadband is configured with the rest of your technology stack in mind from day one, not treated as a separate utility bought in isolation.
When your team relies on cloud email, VoIP calls and cloud-hosted applications, your internet connection isn't a background utility -- it's the thing that keeps the business running. A residential-grade connection with no service level commitment and a slow-to-respond ISP can cost far more in lost productivity than the monthly saving is worth. Multiply an hour of lost connectivity across a whole office and the true cost of a cheap, unsupported line quickly becomes obvious.
Business broadband deals vary enormously on contract length, install lead times, static IP availability, and what actually happens when something goes wrong. A cheap deal with a two-week fault resolution window can be far more expensive in practice than a slightly pricier line backed by proper support.
FTTC (fibre to the cabinet) uses existing copper for the final stretch to your building and is widely available, while FTTP (fibre to the premises) runs fibre all the way in and delivers faster, more consistent speeds where it's installed. We check what's actually available at your address before recommending either.
Look past the headline speed: check the contention ratio, the guaranteed minimum speed, the contract length, and what support looks like if the line drops on a Monday morning. A proper business broadband comparison weighs all of these, not just the price on the box.
Advertised speeds are often "up to" figures achieved under ideal conditions, and the real-world speed at your desk can be considerably lower once distance from the cabinet, in-building wiring and shared contention are accounted for. We check realistic performance before you sign anything, not just the headline number on the provider's website. It's a common source of frustration when a business signs up expecting the advertised top speed and finds actual throughput considerably lower once real-world factors are accounted for.
We check availability, likely real-world speed and contention at your specific address, then compare business broadband deals across providers to find the right fit for your usage.
We handle the order, the engineer visit and the router configuration, and we're the ones who call the provider when something needs chasing -- not you.
Once live, we monitor your connection continuously, so a degrading line or intermittent fault gets caught and escalated before it becomes a full outage.
For businesses that genuinely can't tolerate downtime, we configure a secondary connection that switches over automatically the moment the primary line drops.
From comparison to installation and ongoing monitoring -- we handle the whole process.
We check what's available at your address and how your team actually uses the connection day to day.
We compare business broadband deals across providers and recommend what genuinely fits, not the highest commission.
We manage the order and engineer visit, and configure your router, network and failover properly.
We monitor your connection continuously and handle provider calls on your behalf if a fault occurs.
We run a genuine business broadband comparison across providers rather than pushing a single preferred deal, so you get the connection that actually fits your office.
Installation and router configuration are handled for you, including setting the connection up properly for VoIP and cloud applications.
We monitor your line continuously, so a developing fault gets caught and chased before your team even notices.
Connectivity sits alongside our IT support, VoIP and cloud email services, so your whole technology stack is managed by one team.
You get a dedicated account manager and a support desk that answers the phone, not an offshore call centre queue.
And because we handle the whole relationship -- comparison, installation, monitoring and support -- you have one number to call rather than juggling the provider, an installer and an IT contractor separately.
