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Business grade connectivity

Internet that holds up when the whole office is on it

A residential plan is built for evenings and weekends. A business connection has to carry your phone system, your cloud servers, your backups and every video call at once, on a Tuesday at 10am. We look at what is available at your address, what you actually run over the link, and what happens on the day it drops — then quote the connection that fits, not the one with the biggest headline number.

  • Low contention ratios, not a shared residential product
  • Symmetrical options so uploads do not become the bottleneck
  • Automatic 4G failover available on every connection
  • Static IP addressing for VPNs, remote access and hosted voice

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Everything in Business Internet

  • Business Grade Internet

    Not sure which connection you need? The comparison, and how we decide between them.

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  • NBN for Business

    Business NBN with lower contention, static IP and 4G failover — not the plan that shares capacity with the whole street.

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  • Fixed Fibre

    Dedicated fibre into your building — uncontended, symmetrical, and scalable to gigabit and beyond where fibre is available.

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  • Symmetrical Connections

    Upload matched to download, so backups, cloud files, video calls and hosted voice stop competing for a narrow lane.

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  • 4G/5G Backup

    A second, independent path to the internet that cuts in automatically when the fixed line fails.

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  • Static IP

    A fixed public address for your connection — and larger ranges where you host services of your own.

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  • Private & Multi-Site Networks

    Join your offices, warehouses and remote workers into one network, with internal traffic kept off the public internet.

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Why businesses move their connection to us

The fastest option at your address

We check what each carrier can actually deliver to your building before recommending anything, including fibre you may not know is in the street.

Symmetrical speeds

Upload matched to download, so backups, cloud file access and video calls are not fighting each other for the same narrow lane.

A second path to the internet

Business-grade 4G backup that cuts in automatically, so a fibre fault becomes a slower morning rather than a closed office.

Static IP addressing

A fixed address for VPNs, remote access, hosted phone systems, mail and CCTV — and larger ranges where you need them.

More than one site

Private links between offices, warehouses and remote workers so internal traffic never touches the public internet.

Adelaide support, one bill

The same team that manages your phones and IT owns the connection, so nobody gets to point at someone else when it breaks.

Choosing a connection

Speed is the easy part. Everything else is the decision.

Two connections advertising the same download speed can behave completely differently once thirty people are on them. What separates them is contention — how many other customers share the same capacity — along with upload speed, how quickly a fault gets attended to, and whether there is a second path when the first one fails.

  • Contention: how much of the link is really yours at 10am on a Tuesday
  • Upload: what your backups, cloud files and video calls actually need
  • Assurance: what happens, and how fast, when there is a fault
  • Redundancy: whether a single fibre cut closes the office

Voice and internet together

If we run your phones, we care about your link differently

A hosted phone system is only as good as the connection under it. When the same team supplies both, the connection gets configured for voice from the start — quality of service, the right handling of call traffic, and a failover path that keeps calls up. It also means one number to ring when something is wrong, instead of a carrier and an IT provider each explaining that it is the other one.

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