Leased Lines Basingstoke & Hampshire
Dedicated fibre internet for your business
A leased line gives your Basingstoke or Hampshire site its own fibre connection, with the same speed up and down, shared with nobody, so it holds steady at the busiest times.
The basics
What is a leased line?
A leased line is a private fibre circuit between your building and the carrier's network. Nobody else uses it, so the speed you pay for is the speed you get, every hour of the working day, with matching upload and download.
Compared with business broadband, a leased line gives you symmetric speeds, lower latency, a stronger fault SLA and a more secure, private connection.
Leased lines in Basingstoke & Hampshire
Dedicated business internet, fully managed
Clear Teams calls, quick cloud backups and no afternoon slowdowns. We choose the leased line that suits your site and manage it from order to go-live and beyond.
Built for business
Dedicated leased line internet
Phones, card payments, cloud apps and call routing all depend on your connection. A leased line is uncontended, so your bandwidth isn't shared with anyone and stays consistent when everyone is online.
- Your own direct fibre circuit, not shared with other businesses
- Matching upload and download speeds, from 100Mb/s to 10Gb/s
- Low latency for clear VoIP and Microsoft Teams calls
- Completely unlimited usage, with bandwidth that grows as your team does
Fully managed for you
One local contact
We work with leading UK internet providers to get your site better value and support. Basingstoke IT Support manages the whole process, from the first quote through installation to ongoing technical help.
- We compare carriers and recommend one for your address
- Order, survey and installation handled for you
- Technical support once the line is live
- One monthly bill with your cloud phones and business mobiles
Why it matters in Basingstoke
Keep your Basingstoke office online
Offices on Basing View, warehouses near the M3 and busy sites across Hampshire move a lot of data. When shared broadband slows, calls break up and uploads stall. A leased line keeps the whole site working at full speed, and we check for construction work before you order.
A leased line helps you:
- Keep calls clear during big uploads
- Hold full speed at peak times
- Back up to the cloud faster
- Get faults fixed under a 4-hour SLA
- Have the line's uptime monitored
Frequently asked questions
Leased line questions, answered
What is a leased line?
A dedicated fibre connection from the carrier's network straight to your building. It is not shared with anyone else, so your speed stays the same from first thing in the morning to close of business, however busy the area gets.
How is a leased line different from business broadband?
Business broadband is normally shared with other users and downloads faster than it uploads. A leased line is uncontended and symmetric, giving equal speeds in both directions, lower latency, better security and a stronger SLA for faults.
What speeds are available?
Leased lines come at 100Mb/s, 500Mb/s and 1000Mb/s, with 10,000Mb/s for large sites. As a guide, 100Mb/s suits around 20 to 60 users, 500Mb/s around 60 to 100, and 1000Mb/s more than 100. We size the line to how your team works.
Does my business need a leased line?
If your team relies on video calls, cloud apps, VoIP phones or large uploads, and slow broadband is costing you time, it is worth a look. We'll review how you work and tell you honestly if business broadband will do.
How long does a leased line take to install?
It depends on the site. Most leased lines need a survey, and some need new cabling or groundworks to reach the building. We check your address and give you a realistic timeline before you sign.
What are excess construction charges?
If the carrier has to dig, lay ducting or do other extra work to bring fibre to your building, it can add charges. We find out before you commit, so you know about them before you sign.
What does the 4-hour fault SLA mean?
An SLA (service level agreement) sets the target for fixing faults. Our leased lines come with a 4-hour premium fault SLA, much stronger than standard broadband, and the line's uptime is monitored.
Do leased lines come with static IP addresses?
Static IP addresses are available. You will need them for VPNs, remote access to your network and some CCTV systems.
Can you supply leased lines across Hampshire?
Yes. We supply leased lines to businesses in Basingstoke, Chineham, Hook, Tadley, Overton and across Hampshire. Send us your postcode to check availability.
Other questions
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Get a leased line in Basingstoke
Send us your postcode and we'll check leased line availability, look for any construction charges and recommend the right speed for your site. Call 01256 247226 or email hello@basingstokeitsupport.uk.
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