Business Leased Lines with Guaranteed Speeds
Business leased lines built around your needs
Dedicated connectivity with symmetrical speeds
Review the service schedule supplied with your quotation for the availability commitment, how availability is measured, exclusions and any applicable service credits. A service-level commitment does not mean a connection cannot develop a fault.
Your business has sole use of the connection, so no other organisation or third party shares your dedicated internet bandwidth. This provides fully uncontended bandwidth for business-critical applications.
Ask for the fault-reporting process and restoration target for the proposed service. A restoration target and a guaranteed repair time are different commitments; the applicable terms should explain the distinction.
Scale your bandwidth as business requirements grow, with leased line speeds available from 200Mbps to 10Gbps, subject to availability.
Confirm the support contact routes, operating hours and escalation process in your quotation and service schedule, including how an out-of-hours fault is handled.
Tell us which cloud, voice and real-time applications you use and the destinations they depend on. Latency depends on routing and destination as well as the access connection; discuss any specific performance requirements before ordering.
Leased line speeds range from 200Mbps to 10Gbps, supporting businesses that depend on fast, scalable internet connectivity. Symmetrical upload and download speeds provide reliable performance for real-time applications.
Ethernet leased lines for businesses of every size
From growing companies to wholesale partners
A leased line is a dedicated internet connection that provides exclusive connectivity to a single location. It delivers a private, high-performance link that runs directly to your premises not shared with anyone else, ensuring reliable access to cloud-based applications, uninterrupted online activity, and smooth data flow. Leased lines are perfect for data-intensive businesses, offering the speed, stability, and uptime needed to keep operations running seamlessly.
The installation time for a leased line can differ based on several factors, such as your location, the current infrastructure, and how complex the setup is. Generally, you can expect the process to take anywhere from 30 to 90 days, though this may vary depending on your situation. For more information or an accurate quote, speak with one of our connectivity experts.
The cost of a leased line depends on a number of factors, such as the bandwidth you need, your location, and the network provider you choose. While leased lines typically cost more than standard internet options (FTTP, SoGEA etc), they deliver superior reliability, security, and performance – making them a valuable investment for many businesses.
A leased line provider is also known as the last mile provider. This provider is responsible for running the fibre optic cables from the telephone exchange to your premises. Exascale works with Openreach, Vodafone, Sky, Virgin Media, CityFibre, ITS and Gigaclear in addition to Exascale’s own Fibre network in Telford, Wolverhampton and West Bromwich.
Exascale can offer leased line speeds range from as little as 200Mbps, 1Gbps through to 10Gbps across the United Kingdom.
Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) is a type of internet service that provides a private, direct connection between an organisation and the internet. Unlike shared broadband connections, where bandwidth is divided among multiple users. DIA guarantees that the customer receives exclusive, consistent bandwidth at all times.
A BT leased line works just like any other leased line from providers such as Sky, Virgin Media, CityFibre, ITS, Exascale, and others. It gives your business a fully dedicated connection with no contention from other users; you’re the only ones on it. You also benefit from guaranteed bandwidth and symmetrical upload and download speeds.
“Lease line” is typically a misspelling or shorthand, the correct term is “leased line.” “Leased line internet” simply highlights that the leased line is being used for internet connectivity. All of these terms refer to the same dedicated service.
Business leased line features
Dedicated Connection
Dedicated internet bandwidth for your business. Discuss any required backup service and physical route diversity as part of the connection design.
A dedicated leased line for your business
Plan costs, delivery and resilience before you order
Your quotation should identify the bandwidth and bearer, minimum contract term, monthly rental, VAT basis and any installation or construction charges. Provide the full premises address, required capacity, preferred delivery date and building-access details so these can be assessed.
Delivery may involve a survey, landlord consent or wayleave, building access and additional fibre construction. Confirm the delivery plan after those dependencies are understood, and keep the existing connection until the replacement is ready.
If continuity is essential, discuss a backup connection and a physical diversity assessment. Different carrier names alone do not establish separate routes, power supplies or equipment.
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