Atom IP
Business Broadband and Leased Lines

Connectivity your business can trust — with a team who understands it.

FTTP business broadband, dedicated leased lines and resilient multi-carrier connectivity for offices, retail sites, hospitality venues and multi-site operations across the UK.

Southampton, Hampshire & UK-wide
One team, one accountable engineer
10 Gbps
Maximum leased-line capacity delivered
4-hour
SLA repair on business circuits
Multi-carrier
BT, Openreach, Virgin Media O2, CityFibre and altnets
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The problems this fixes.

If two or more of these are hitting your business, this is the right conversation to have.

Broadband that drops out during the working day.

A single-line dependency with no fallback for phones and card payments.

A provider that treats a business fault like a consumer complaint.

Multi-site connectivity supplied by different providers who blame each other.

What changes for you

Concrete outcomes, not marketing language.

Every benefit below is something we can point at within the first month.

Right circuit, right site

FTTP for small offices, leased lines where uptime really matters.

Business SLAs

Uptime and repair commitments that mean something.

Resilience by design

Diverse carriers, 4G/5G failover and clear runbooks.

One team for phones and connectivity

No supplier finger-pointing when something breaks.

The full picture

The detail behind the headline.

If you like to read the small print before you talk to us — this is for you.

The right circuit for the site, not the brochure

Business connectivity is not one product. It is a spectrum: from full-fibre broadband delivered to a small office at £30 a month, through to a 1 Gbps ethernet leased line at £600 a month with a four-hour repair SLA. The right answer depends on the site, what you run over it, and what happens when it fails.

Atom IP delivers across the full range — full-fibre, SoGEA, ethernet leased lines, 4G and 5G, MPLS, SD-WAN — from every major UK carrier and altnet. We are not a single-carrier reseller, so the recommendation you get is honest.

FTTP business broadband — the modern default

Full-fibre to the premises (FTTP) is now available at most UK business addresses. Speeds up to 1 Gbps download / 200 Mbps upload, on a contended but low-oversubscription tail, are typically enough for small offices, retail sites, single-branch operations and home workers.

FTTP is not a leased line — it is contended, which means you share the underlying capacity with other users. That is fine for most day-to-day workloads. It becomes a problem for large file transfers to and from the cloud, or for high-count VoIP deployments at peak.

Ethernet leased lines — when uptime and symmetry matter

A leased line is a dedicated, uncontended ethernet circuit from your building to your carrier's core. You get the full capacity in both directions, all the time, with a service-level agreement on availability and repair. Typical speeds range from 100 Mbps to 10 Gbps.

Leased lines are the right choice where connectivity is business-critical: contact centres, professional-services firms with heavy cloud use, hospitality groups running EPOS and reservations, and any business where an outage means real revenue loss.

Resilience by design

A single connection is a single point of failure. For business-critical sites, we build resilience by design: a primary circuit from one carrier, a diverse-route secondary circuit from a different carrier, and — for the last-metre — a 4G or 5G failover that kicks in automatically. Every path is monitored, and every failover is tested at handover, not left to chance.

We also document a proper business-continuity runbook for every resilient site. If the primary fails, everyone knows what happens and in what order — including phones, card payments and cloud apps.

Multi-site and SD-WAN

For businesses with multiple sites, an SD-WAN overlay across FTTP and 4G/5G gives you the benefits of an MPLS network — priority for voice, secure inter-site traffic, centralised policy — at a fraction of the cost. We design, procure and manage the whole thing, so you get one bill and one team when something needs looking at.

Every feature, categorised

Everything included — in one place.

No hidden add-ons, no upsell pressure. Everything below is available on the platform we run.

FTTP business broadband

Full-fibre to the premises, delivered by every major UK carrier and altnet.

  • Speeds from 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps download
  • Symmetric options up to 1 Gbps where available
  • Static IP addressing included
  • Enhanced-care next-business-day fault repair option
  • Business-grade router with 4G/5G failover option
  • Availability checked across BT Openreach, CityFibre, Virgin Media O2, altnets
  • IPv6 available on request
  • No traffic shaping on business plans

Ethernet leased lines

Dedicated, uncontended circuits with SLAs.

  • Speeds from 100 Mbps to 10 Gbps
  • Fully symmetric — same up and down
  • Uncontended — full capacity, always
  • 99.99% availability SLA
  • 4-hour repair SLA (5-hour SLA available for lower cost)
  • Guaranteed low latency (typically <5 ms UK)
  • DIA (dedicated internet access) or point-to-point private circuits
  • Static IP block (/29, /28 or larger)
  • BGP peering options for multi-carrier resilience

SoGEA and legacy connectivity

For sites where FTTP is not yet available.

  • SoGEA (Single Order Generic Ethernet Access) — VDSL without the copper voice line
  • Speeds from 40 Mbps to 80 Mbps download
  • Migration path from analogue lines pre-PSTN switch-off
  • ADSL2+ fallback where no VDSL is available
  • Non-standard installations (rural, listed buildings, EE Business Fibre)

4G and 5G connectivity

Primary or backup, indoor or outdoor, single-SIM or multi-SIM.

  • 4G and 5G routers from Cradlepoint, Peplink, Teltonika
  • Multi-SIM aggregation across EE, O2, Vodafone, Three
  • Signal-boosting antennas for weak-signal sites
  • Automatic failover from wired connection
  • Pop-up sites, construction, events and temporary offices
  • Unmetered business SIMs available

Resilience and continuity

Multi-path connectivity for sites that cannot go dark.

  • Diverse-route circuits from separate carriers
  • Automatic BGP failover for large sites
  • SD-WAN overlay across multiple circuits
  • 4G/5G failover on business routers
  • Documented business-continuity runbooks
  • Card-payment and voice traffic prioritisation
  • Failover testing at handover and annually

Multi-site networking

Central management, consistent policy, one bill.

  • SD-WAN across FTTP, leased lines and 4G/5G
  • MPLS for regulated environments
  • Site-to-site IPsec VPN
  • Cloud-managed firewalls (Fortinet, Meraki, Ubiquiti)
  • Central captive portal for guest Wi-Fi
  • Consistent VLAN and network segmentation
  • Single-pane monitoring across every site
Real-world scenarios

How this works in practice.

Anonymised examples from the kind of businesses we work with every week.

Case scenario

Solicitors' practice, 24 users, cloud-first

Situation

Case-management system, document store and email all in the cloud. Historic FTTC line dropping out during the working day.

Outcome

A 500 Mbps FTTP with 4G failover replaces the old copper line. Voice runs over the FTTP with automatic failover if primary fails. Total cost is lower than the old FTTC + separate phone lines.

Case scenario

Manufacturing site, 24-hour operations

Situation

ERP, MES and card payments cannot afford a full-day outage. Site is in an industrial estate on a single Openreach exchange.

Outcome

A 1 Gbps ethernet leased line as primary, a 200 Mbps leased line from a different carrier via a diverse cable route as secondary, and 5G tertiary for card payments only. SLA-monitored 24/7.

Case scenario

Hospitality group, 6 venues

Situation

EPOS, reservations, guest Wi-Fi and CCTV all running on old broadband lines with no segmentation. Sunday-service outages losing bookings.

Outcome

FTTP with 4G failover at every venue. Site-to-site SD-WAN overlay. Guest Wi-Fi separated from EPOS and CCTV by VLAN. One bill, one support team, central management.

Case scenario

Estate agent, 12 branches, home working

Situation

Branches on a mix of FTTC and FTTP. Home-working agents on domestic broadband. Phones and CRM struggling.

Outcome

Standardised FTTP with cloud-managed router at every branch. Home-working agents get a business SIP softphone and a cloud VPN client. Central IT policy applied everywhere.

Pick a starting point

Three ways to start.

Every quote is bespoke. These are the shapes most engagements take.

Business FTTP

Full-fibre to the premises for offices, shops and small teams.

  • Speeds up to 1 Gbps down / 200 Mbps up
  • Static IP included
  • Business-grade router
  • Next-business-day fault repair
  • Optional 4G/5G failover
Best for: Offices under 40 users where uptime is important but not critical.
Get FTTP priced

Ethernet Leased Line

Most chosen

Dedicated, uncontended, SLA-backed connectivity.

  • Speeds from 100 Mbps to 10 Gbps
  • Symmetric bandwidth
  • 99.99% availability SLA
  • 4-hour repair commitment
  • Static IP block (/29 or larger)
  • Optional diverse-route secondary
Best for: Contact centres, manufacturing, professional-services HQs, hospitality groups.
Get Line priced

Multi-Site SD-WAN

One overlay across every branch, home worker and cloud service.

  • Site-to-site SD-WAN
  • Central firewall and policy
  • Voice, video and payment prioritisation
  • Cloud-managed guest Wi-Fi
  • Consistent VLAN and segmentation
  • Central monitoring dashboard
Best for: Multi-branch retail, hospitality, professional services, care groups.
Get SD-WAN priced

Not sure which fits? Give us a ring on 0330 088 1012 — we can usually tell in ten minutes.

Under the bonnet

The technical detail, briefly.

For the people who like to know what they are actually buying.

Multi-carrier

BT, Openreach, Virgin Media O2, CityFibre, TalkTalk Business, altnets — priced against each other for you.

SLA-backed

Business FTTP with next-day repair; leased lines with 4-hour repair and 99.99% availability.

Diverse routing

For business-critical sites, primary and secondary circuits routed on physically separate cables.

PSTN-switchoff ready

Everything we deliver is IP-native — no reliance on analogue copper.

Managed firewalls

Fortinet, Meraki, Ubiquiti and Cisco firewalls fully managed by our engineers.

Availability checks

We check what is actually deliverable at your postcode before quoting, across every carrier.

Sectors we know

Industries we deliver to.

We are picky about where we take on new work. If your sector is here, we probably already have a customer like you.

  • Professional services
  • Hospitality and retail chains
  • Manufacturing and logistics
  • Healthcare and care homes
  • Contact centres
  • Construction and pop-up sites
  • Property and estate agencies
  • Charities and housing associations
What’s included

Capabilities.

  • FTTP business broadband
  • Ethernet leased lines with SLAs
  • SoGEA and copper where FTTP is not yet available
  • 4G and 5G primary and failover
  • Multi-site MPLS and SD-WAN
  • Static IP addressing and business firewalling
  • Router and firewall provisioning
  • Availability checks at any UK postcode
How we deliver

Our process.

  1. 1Availability check

    We survey what is actually deliverable at your address.

  2. 2Recommendation

    Honest advice on circuit type and provider based on need, not commission.

  3. 3Installation

    We manage the carrier, the install date and any equipment configuration.

  4. 4Support

    Faults handled by people who can escalate directly with the carrier.

Atom vs. the alternative

The differences you'll feel.

Same technology on paper. Very different experience in practice.

How Atom is different
Typical reseller
Atom IP
Carrier choice
Typical:Single-carrier reseller with a fixed price book
Atom:Every UK carrier and altnet, priced against each other for your site
Fault handling
Typical:Consumer-style ticket queue
Atom:Direct engineer escalation into the carrier NOC
Multi-site behaviour
Typical:One provider per site, no consistency
Atom:One team, one design, one bill across every site
Voice and payment protection
Typical:Shares bandwidth with everything else
Atom:Traffic prioritisation and segmentation as standard
Failover
Typical:Sold as an add-on nobody tests
Atom:Tested at handover and annually, with a documented runbook
Same platforms. Very different experience in practice.Atom IP advantage
Why customers stay

The reasons customers rarely leave.

Plain, verifiable, honest.

5-star reviews
Real named UK customers
Southampton HQ
Engineers on the ground in Hampshire
PSTN switch-off ready
All-IP calling by default
Direct engineer access
No offshore call centres
Good guys — worked with them to switch over from a previous very good supplier. They have gone above and beyond to understand our needs and bespoke systems to help support our specific needs. Transition over on getting their systems up and running was smooth. As a small business owner, trust and confidence are important to me.
RA
Recruitment Agent
Worldwide recruitment business
We have been using Josh at Atom for a few years now. Service has always been amazing. Just today our router blew up due to a power surge and he came out promptly with a new one to make sure we were back online in time for trading. Would highly recommend.
NO
Nightclub Owner
Hospitality venue
There aren’t many telecom providers that can be described as truly honest and straightforward. Georgia was very well spoken and made me feel my company was in the right hands. Ollie and Josh responded promptly throughout getting my phones and security systems set up. The install was seamless with no drop in connectivity and no technical issues since.
SB
Local Business Owner
Greater Southampton area
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