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A second, independent connection that takes over automatically the moment your primary line drops — so your business, calls and card payments stay online, no matter what.
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Tell us the speed and location — we compare every major UK carrier for your exact address and send a tailored, no-obligation quote, usually within one working day.
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For most businesses, losing internet means losing everything at once — email, cloud apps, VoIP calls and card payments. Backup connectivity removes that single point of failure with a second, independent link that takes over automatically if the primary connection fails.
We design failover to match your risk: a diversely-routed second fibre line for the highest resilience, or cost-effective 4G/5G failover that kicks in within seconds. Automatic switchover means staff and customers barely notice the outage happened.
It all ties into your router or SD-WAN and is monitored 24/7, so if the primary link goes down we're alerted immediately and your business keeps running while we get it fixed. Peace of mind that pays for itself the first time a line goes down.
› pricing
Automatic 4G/5G failover typically costs from £25 per month including router configuration; a second-line (dual broadband) failover starts from £60, and a resilient dual-carrier setup from £150. Switchover is automatic — most teams never notice the outage.
"From" prices reflect typical carrier pricing across Greater London on 36-month terms; your exact price depends on your postcode and building. Free availability check — quotes usually returned the same working day.
› what's included
Traffic switches to the backup link in seconds — no manual intervention.
Choose cost-effective mobile failover or a fully diverse second circuit.
Independent path and carrier so one failure can't take both links down.
Calls and card terminals stay online through an outage.
We're alerted the instant the primary fails and act immediately.
Integrates with SD-WAN for seamless, application-aware failover.
› is it right for you?
If several of these ring true, it's worth a conversation. Not sure? A quick, free call with our team will point you in the right direction.
› how it works
We check availability and compare carriers for your exact postcode, then recommend the best fit on price, lead time and SLA.
We place the order, run the site survey and agree a clear install plan and timeline — with progress updates throughout.
Carrier engineers install the circuit; we configure and secure your router and firewall, ready for day one.
We manage the switch from your old connection with minimal disruption, then monitor and support the line for life.
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