Open a new location.
Compare primary internet options for your address, working hours and essential applications.
Offices · Branches · Sites beyond wired coverageBusiness connectivity
Keep workconnected.
Business internet, Starlink and backup connections. Planned around the places you work.
Different sites.
Different starting points.
Start with what is changing. We’ll help you work through the options.
Explore Starlink
Plan for the interruption.
Review a second connection alongside your router, power and failover configuration.
Payments · Voice · Cloud applicationsBring your sites together.
Turn multiple locations and providers into a clear brief, with agreed delivery responsibilities.
Site requirements · Provider coordination · Network planningA second connection.
One less single point of failure.
See where a backup fits. The connection is one part of the plan.
Primary connection
The everyday route.
Your people and applications use the main internet connection through your site router.
Starlink may fit as a primary option where the location, service and installation requirements align.
Explore StarlinkBackup connection
A different way through.
If the main service fails, a correctly configured router can switch traffic to a suitable second connection.
Power, local equipment and applications still need to work. Configure and test failover before relying on it.
Explore backup optionsIllustrative connection paths. Availability, capacity and recovery behavior depend on the site, service and equipment.
The address is
just the beginning.
A useful site review connects the technical choices to the way your business actually works.
- Where you work
- Site addresses, number of locations and access constraints.
- What must keep working
- Applications, devices and the working hours that matter.
- What is changing
- A new site, unreliable service or a continuity concern.
A few useful answers.
Can Starlink replace our main connection?
It can be an option for some sites. Availability, sky visibility, network needs, service terms and installation conditions all matter. A site review helps determine whether it fits primary or backup use.
Will a second internet connection prevent every outage?
No. Your power, router, local network and applications also need to work. A backup plan should include failover configuration and a practical test of the services you need to keep running.
Can you quote before reviewing the address?
An address and a short requirements brief help establish suitable options. Equipment, installation and recurring service costs should be confirmed in a written proposal.
Your next connection starts here.